Hi Everyone,

How many of you have read Joel C. Rosenberg's books? I know that 
Cecily and Paulette have read them,  and I am reading them. The Last 
Jihad series is excellent, Phil, and maybe you have already read them.

I have some of Karen KingsBury books, and I love her books. I like to 
get them from the local library, if I can't find them on CD, or if 
they are not in the NLS collection. I wrip them and put them onmy mp3 
player. I've been told that is legal to do that.

Also, how many ofyou have heard The Truth Project, from Focus On the Family?

I'm also listening to that. It's on DVD and you can't purchase it, 
unless you go through the training, and it's very expensive, however, 
it's really good. I borrow the DVD's from my Pastor, and then I wrip 
the audio from them, and put them on my BookSense, or Victor Reader 
Stream. He doesn't mind, as I told him I was doing that.

God is so Good! I'm so happy I'm going to Church now! I feel like a 
different person!

Thanks.

Love and Blessings,

Pat Ferguson
At 08:37 PM 1/22/2010, you wrote:
>Sharon,
>
>I didn't make a mental note of the newly recorded books but saw them 
>as I was looking around today.  I don't think I've read the author 
>you mentioned.
>
>Phil.
>
>
>
>----- Original Message ----- From: "Sharon Hooley" <[log in to unmask]>
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>Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 6:56 PM
>Subject: Re: Victor Stream New NLS Books
>
>
>>Phil,
>>
>>I perused religious fiction and have found some interesting 
>>books.  Have you ever read ones by Karen Kingsberry? (not sure of 
>>spelling last name.) Among various novels/series, she wrote a book 
>>about a modern parable of Mary Magdelene, about a woman, Mary 
>>Madison, who shares her painful life experiences with a young 
>>mother who wants to harm herself, with the hope that she too would 
>>come to Christ.  I think that's one of the best ways to counsel, if 
>>you have a story that is similar to the client.
>>
>>Now I'm reading a biblical novel based on Mary Magdelene, written 
>>by another author.  It's called "Mary, Called Magdelene."  But 
>>there are other books I'd like to read by Kingsberry.
>>
>>What books do you have in mind, Phil?
>>
>>Sharon