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    A House Full Of Hope

    By Missy Tippens

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    Before becoming a Christian, Mark Ryker ran with a bad crowd and broke hearts. Including his father's. Now a successful businessman, Mark has come home to Corinthia, Georgia, to make amends. But no one will forgive him. So when the widowed mother of four renting his dad's run–down house needs help fixing up the place, Mark gets to work. Pretty Hannah Hughes and her sweet kids have him longing to be part of the clan, but Hannah isn't ready to let go of the past. Still, they are working together on a house full of hope–and that's all Mark needs.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateSep 1, 2013
    ISBN9781488737275
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    A House Full Of Hope
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    Missy Tippens

    Born and raised in Kentucky, Missy Tippens met her very own hero when she headed to grad school in Atlanta, Georgia. She promptly fell in love and has lived in Georgia ever since. She and her pastor husband have been married over twenty-five years and have been blessed with three children. After ten years of pursuing her publishing dream, Missy made her first sale to Love Inspired in 2007.

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    • 3/5
      The sweet little romance features a new Christian --Mark Ryker-- who returns to his hometown hoping to reconcile with the father his bad behavior seperated him from years ago. What he doesn't figure on is Hannah Hughes--a widowed single mother of 4--who has moved into his childhood home. Mark is upset that his father is living is the garage while this woman is living in the house of his memories. He also does not like the way the house is run down and in need of repairs. He sets to work repairing the house...but repairing the relationship with his father, and overcoming the consequences of his past decisions, will not be so easy. If you're looking for a romance with an uplifting message and characters that will make you think about the results of forgiving or not forgiving, this book will fit the bill. It's not deep by any means, but it offers an entertaining read with a good message.