Abandoned Memories

Abandoned Memories
Escape to Paradise
MaryLu Tyndall
(Shiloh Run/Barbour)
ISBN: 978-1616265984
July 2014/320 pages/$12.99
In MaryLu Tyndall’s stunning conclusion to her Escape from Paradise series, Angeline Moore longs to make a fresh start in the Confederate colony of New Hope, Brazil. James Callaway longs to create a city free from immoral women who caused his failure as a preacher. But a series of strange happenings soon lead the colonists to believe they have been brought to this place for a divine purpose.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

MaryLu Tyndall, a Christy Award finalist and bestselling author of the Legacy of the King’s Pirates series, is known for her adventurous historical romances filled with deep spiritual themes. She holds a degree in math and worked as a software engineer for fifteen years before testing the waters as a writer. MaryLu currently writes full time and makes her home on the California coast with her husband, six kids, and four cats. Her passion is to write page-turning, romantic adventures that not only entertain but open people’s eyes to their God-given potential. MaryLu is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers and Romance Writers of America. Visit her website.


MY THOUGHTS

MaryLu Tyndall pulls out all the stops in this sweeping conclusion to her epic series! Plenty of adventures and danger lurk within the pages but as the colonists battle the elements and struggle to build and rebuild their community, it appears that something more sinister and unseen may be at work. Tyndall's depth of character development, her multi-faceted plot, and her flair for romantic tension kept me breathlessly turning pages while the underlying spiritual message was thought-provoking. This book--and the whole series--would make an incredible movie. Grab your copy of Abandoned Memories and Escape to Paradise today!



Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from Shiloh Run Press/Barbour Books. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”

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