Christian Historical Fiction based off love, family, and faith
So you’ve read A Choice of Love and think you know the characters. Ready to test that knowledge? Read through each of the quotes below and see if you can remember who said what.
(Hint: each of the quotes comes from a different character.)
When you’re finished, write your answers in the comments. 😊
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As a reader, I know that the more details I have about a character, the more delighted I’ll be. That’s why I want to show you some of the characters from A Choice of Love today.
The Keaths are quite the combination–especially when they’re thrust together under circumstances none of them like. In fact, the word explosive might fit them best.
But words can’t do them justice, so let me give you a look at the Keaths instead.
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Here’s a peek at the prologue to A Choice of Love! It gives us a glimpse of Emily Keath . . . and you might just recognize a couple characters from A Bargain to Keep.
Osceola, Nebraska
April 1879
“What will you do now?”
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I am so happy to share the cover for my next book with all of you today! A Choice of Love is the official book one in my Home to Osceola series. Chapter 1 begins just days after A Bargain to Keep (the prequel) ended. Here are a few quick facts about the story:
Genre: Christian Historical Romance
Characters: A cowboy out of his element, a widow trying to care for her children, two man-shy little boys, a talkative little girl, a villain on the war path, and a host of other fun characters who make up Osceola.
Continue reading “Cover Reveal For A Choice of Love by Alena Mentink”
Ever wondered about the “behind the scenes” on A Bargain to Keep? Spoiler alert: my original idea was nothing like how the book actually turned out.
My ideas for books usually start out in an effort to answer the question “What if?” I’ll get a little picture in my mind or a great line of dialogue. Probing at that image to see what my mind will come up with is one of the most fun parts of being an author.
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