Lisa Tawn Bergren
Forfatter af God Gave Us You
Om forfatteren
Lisa Tawn Bergren is the best-selling, award-winning author of over 40 books, with more than 2.5 million copies sold. Her most recent works includes a YA series called River of Time (Waterfall, Cascade, Torrent, Bourne & Tributary), a devotional called Upside-Down Prayers for Parents and the Grand vis mere Tour Series (Glamorous Illusions, Grave Consequences, and Glittering Promises). She¿s currently at work on a new YA series called Remnants, coming out in 2014. Her title God Gave Us Easter made The New York Times Best Seller List in 2014. (Bowker Author Biography) vis mindre
Serier
Værker af Lisa Tawn Bergren
Letters of the Heart (Until the Shadows Flee / Dear Love / For Varina's Heart) (2001) — Bidragyder — 53 eksemplarer
Porch Swings and Picket Fences: Tarnished Silver/Twice in a Blue Moon/Texas Two-Step/The Boy Next Door (Inspirational… (1999) 37 eksemplarer
A Mother's Love: A Mother's Miracle/Legacy of Love/Sand Castles (Palisades Pure Romance Collection) (1997) 34 eksemplarer
Silver Bells: Wish List/Mystery at Christmas/The Best Man (Palisades Contemporary Christmas Collection) (1997) 32 eksemplarer
Upside-Down Prayers for Parents: Thirty-One Daring Devotions for Entrusting Your Child--and Yourself--to God (2013) 8 eksemplarer
Blessed (The Gifted Book 3) 1 eksemplar
Refuge 3 1 eksemplar
Guidepost Condensed Books #3 1 eksemplar
Full Circle Series 1 eksemplar
Cei alesi 1 eksemplar
Associated Works
Guideposts Condensed Books: The Captain's Bride/Unexpected Healing/Turning Point/Frontier Lady/A Grace Disguised (1999) — Forfatter — 3 eksemplarer
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- Fødselsdato
- 1967-03-28
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- female
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- Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
Nova Scotia, Canada (?)
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There was just something so lovely about this story.
This book was pointless.
Everything was resolved at the end of the first book and then this book unresolved the same issues and reresolved them to end the book.
I would recommend skipping this one and reading Three Wishes as a stand-alone.
Everything was resolved at the end of the first book and then this book unresolved the same issues and reresolved them to end the book.
I would recommend skipping this one and reading Three Wishes as a stand-alone.
This book was ROUGH. Right from the beginning, the MC had no respect for a different culture from a different time. She went in with the 'they must bend to my ideas' type of attitude and it was extremely jarring. Does she not realize how dangerous that was at the time?
After that, she kissed a man who was already betrothed to another and dared to suggest that the man's betrothed was crazy for acting jealous. No. The poor girl did nothing to deserve what the MC and Marcello put her through.
A note on the narration: The narrator is super dramatic, making the MC's attitude seem even worse.… (mere)
After that, she kissed a man who was already betrothed to another and dared to suggest that the man's betrothed was crazy for acting jealous. No. The poor girl did nothing to deserve what the MC and Marcello put her through.
A note on the narration: The narrator is super dramatic, making the MC's attitude seem even worse.… (mere)
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The main character was incredibly immature, flying into an angry feminist rage anytime a guy questioned her ability to do something (even though they were correct that she couldn't).
The book was completely unbelievable, as there were too many coincidences. The main character is the daughter of archaeologists, so she knows tons about history (how many kids pay this close of attention to the details of their parents' jobs?), speaks Italian fluently practically overnight (and not the modern language, but the version spoken hundreds of years ago), and just so happens to know how to fence.
The author kept describing guys as "hotties" and went on and on about this... I realize this book is written for teens, but I have no patience or time for "love stories" where teenagers mistake lust and infatuation with romantic love.
I was disappointed that this is a Christian book... the author is a Christian, and the book is from a Christian publisher, so I'm assuming the main character eventually sees the error of her ways and becomes a Christian in the end (she's not one in the first 20%)...? And I guess for many people, this is enough to justify the entire book. For me, it's not.… (mere)