CFBA Tour Finding Jenna by Miralee Ferrell

This week, the


Christian Fiction Blog Alliance


is introducing


Finding Jeena Kregel Publications (March 8, 2010)


by


Miralee Ferrell





ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

In October 2007 Kregel Publications published The Other Daughter with excellent reviews. The Romantic Times Review magazine gave it Four out of Four and a half stars, with a very strong review. Two different major motion picture studios are currently considering the book as a possible family movie, and my second book in the series (Past Shadows) is on my publishers desk being reviewed for a possible contract offer now.



In February of 2009, Love Finds You in Last Chance, California was published by Summerside Press and Finding Jeena released in March 2010 from Kregel Publications.



Miralee Ferrell lives in Washington with Allen, her husband of more than 37 years, ans has two grown children. She serves on staff at her local church ans is actively involved in ministry to women.









ABOUT THE BOOK

Jeena Gregory thought she’d made it. She has everything a woman could ask for and a budding career promises more. But when rumors around town cast her boss in a shady light, Jeena starts to question her employer’s integrity. Was she wrong to trust this man and this job?



When the boss disappears, salaries go unpaid, and Jeena overhears several hush-hush phone calls, she realizes her carefully crafted world is crumbling. Shaken to the core at the threat of losing everything, Jeena is suddenly confronted with her prejudices─and with a God she had long forgotten.



If you would like to read an excerpt of Finding Jeena, go HERE.

My Review:
I Found this a good read. As often it seems themes follow in books or even in real life. Some of the issues in this book are topical for todays economical climate. Jenna has everything going for her with her job, home etc.  But through no fault of her own things change and as mentioned in the book description she finds herself dealing with issues she thought were beneath her. She also has to deal with her own prejudices and preconceived ideas of people and situations. I found the book very relevant and also thought provoking. In some ways I was thinking but for the grace of God I could have been where Jenna ended up. Very good read.