“Snelling (One Perfect Day) continues to draw fans with her stellar storytelling skills. This time she offers a look at small-town medical care in a tale that blends healing, love, and a town’s recovery.…Snelling’s description of events at the small clinic during the storm is not to be missed.”

—Publishers Weekly

“Snelling’s fast-paced novel has characters who seek help in the wrong places. It takes a raging storm for them to see that the help they needed was right in front of them the whole time. This is a strong, believable story.”

—RT Book Reviews

“Lauraine Snelling’s newest novel will keep you turning pages and not wanting to put the book down.…Wake the Dawn is a guaranteed good read for any fiction lover.”

—Cristel Phelps, Retailers and
Resources magazine

Reunion

“Inspired by events in Snelling’s own life, Reunion is a beautiful story about characters discovering themselves as the foundation of their family comes apart at the seams. Readers may recognize themselves or someone they know within the pages of this book, which belongs on everyone’s keeper shelf.”

—RT Book Reviews

“Reunion is a captivating tale that will hook you from the very start.…Fans of Christian fiction will love this touching story.”

—FreshFiction.com

“Snelling’s previous novels (One Perfect Day) have been popular with readers, and this one, loosely based on her own life, will be no exception.”

—Publishers Weekly

On Hummingbird Wings

“Snelling can certainly charm.”

—Publishers Weekly

One Perfect Day

“Snelling writes about the foibles of human nature with keen insight and sweet honesty.”

—National Church Library Association

“Snelling’s captivating tale will immediately draw readers in. The grief process is accurately portrayed, and readers will be enthralled by the raw emotion of Jenna’s and Nora’s accounts.”

—RT Book Reviews

“A spiritually challenging and emotionally taut story. Fans of Christian women’s fiction will enjoy this winning novel.”

—Publishers Weekly

Author Letter

Dear Reader,

Thank you for reading Half Finished. Of course I hope you enjoyed it and I hope you found a takeaway from these characters in this story. I wrote the book out of a need of my own, to finish some of my UFOs. We started a group at our church and—thanks to getting together—we all finished our waiting projects, some very long-waiting. My dream is that you will find this helpful in finishing your own. I’ve learned the best way to get something done is to take a class or meet with some friends who agree to work on something, too.

Thus began our original small group, and after writing Half Finished, a new dream for me. What was good for us, and for my characters, might help other people, too. So, if you just happen to think you might like to belong to such a group, here are some very simple guidelines.

1. Invite creative people to meet with you.

2. Keep it simple: no board, officers or agendas.