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Sharon Hinck
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Most Recent
Title
Restorer's Son
Fall 2007
(NavPress)
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Sharon
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Sharon Hinck
is
a wife and mother of four children who generously provide
her with fodder for her books. She earned an M.A. in
Communication from Regent University in 1986 and spent ten
years as the artistic director of a Christian performing
arts group, CrossCurrent. That ministry included three
short-term mission trips to Hong Kong. She has been a church
youth worker, a choreographer and ballet teacher, a
home-school mom, a church organist, and a freelance writer.
One day she’ll figure out what to be when she grows up.
Sharon's articles have appeared in Upper Room, Christian
Parenting, Partnership, Baby Talk, and other periodicals, as
well as a number of compilation books including, Finding
and Following God’s Will (Bethany House Publishers,
2005), God Answers Prayer (Harvest House Publishing,
2005), and The Gift of Letting Go (Bordon Books/Honor
Books/Cook Communication, 2005)
Visit
Sharon’s
website
page for more details!
When she isn’t writing, Sharon manages a direct sales craft
business and enjoys speaking to conferences, retreats, and
church groups. She and her family make their home near
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The Restorer
Book One in the Sword of Lyric series
Susan, a modern-day soccer mom who longs to be a heroic
woman of God, is pulled through a portal into another world,
filled with swashbuckling battles, alien mind poison, and a
profound spiritual journey that will change her life
forever.
NavPress (2007)
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Renovating Becky Miller
Becky Miller believes in fixing things: children, friends,
mother-in-law, sister, church . . . and her husband. So
renovating a run-down farmhouse is right up her alley--the
perfect antidote for the pressures of modern life.
But Becky’s pursuit of the simple life is soon threatened.
Her mother-in-law moves in, her son finds trouble at school,
her sister arrives for a visit, her best friend is acting
weird, all while work stresses mount. Worst of all, her
marriage is in need of some major remodeling of its own.
Cinematic daydreams provide Becky with heroic drama. Maybe
that’s why she escapes into the scenes so often. In real
life, everything is a muddled mess.
Who knew one old house could lead them to the brink of
bankruptcy? Or that Becky’s physical handicap could threaten
to steal their dream?
Can Becky stop fixing everyone else and let God renovate her
heart so she can find her own happy ending?
Bethany House (2006)
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The Secret Life of Becky Miller
Faster than a speeding minivan, able to leap piles of
laundry in a single bound. It’s a bird, it’s a plane. It’s
Supermom!
Move over, Walter Mitty. Here comes Becky Miller. A young
mother with grandiose daydreams and a longing to do “Big
Things for God” searches for direction amid the chaos of
daily life and the disappointment of failed opportunities.
Becky’s rich fantasy life helps her cope with the pressure
to be a Wonderful Wife and Marvelous Mom. But she keeps
hearing the tape play:
“Your mission, should you choose to accept it: support your
husband when he loses his job, nurture an eccentric circle
of friends, raise perfect Christian children, live a life
full of grand Purpose, all while standing on your head and
whistling Dixie. Your fantasy will self-destruct in five
seconds.”
Bethany House (2005) |
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