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Thursday, April 09, 2009

Look Who Made the Front Page of The Roanoke Times!

Patience, persistence yield fruit for Christian author, by Dan Casey

The Roanoke Times, April 9, 2009

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9 comments:

  1. Gina, a huge congratulations! Save me a copy!

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  2. Wonderful story. Congratulations, Gina! Looking forward to reading Crossing Oceans next year.

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  3. Thanks, let me just say for the record I do NOT think the only difference between Christian fiction and secular is the lack of cuss words. I think I must have been talking about some stories, hopefully, not all. Hopefully not mine :-)

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  4. Yay, Gina!! Very happy for you, sister, and I can't wait to hold your book in my hands.

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  5. This is so cool, Gina. I'm so thrilled to see you finally get your "day" especially after some of those long, dark nights you persevered through.

    Congratulations. You deserve every bit of the good stuff.

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  6. Thanks peeps. It is pretty cool but I was thinking, man, my story is pretty much every novelist's story. The long, hard road is not really front page news. We all go through it.

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  7. Hey, Gina - Patrice Hamren from Faith Alliance. So exciting to read your story yesterday!!! I congratulate you on your first novel . . can't wait to read it!!!!

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  8. Hey Pat! You're so sweet. Thanks :)

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