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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… C.M. Jones, author of Nothing Is Too Hard For God

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C.M. Jones, author of Nothing Is Too Hard For God
(HortonJones, Inc)

Nothing Is Too Hard For God is the sequel to the novella I Still Do, and these books outline the lives of three female best friends who have been through everything together since they were kids. Recently they have found themselves on different paths, some for the best and some for the worst.

Nothing Is Too Hard For God gives you all of the drama that, Deborah, the successful attorney who can’t stay out of trouble; Karen, the reluctant stay-at- home- mom; and Leslie, the child psychologist who thinks that her issues are beyond being fixed, experienced while getting their lives in line with the destiny that Jesus Christ has for them.

Nothing Is Too Hard For God inspires you to try Christ with a funny, dramatic and relatable story.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the idea and inspiration to write Nothing Is Too Hard For God?

C.M. Jones: When I began to write about these characters, I was going through a rough spot in a few areas in my life. I was still trusting God to bring me through it. I knew that He would because He is faithful.

I decided to write about characters with some really deep issues and show the readers that God could bring you out no matter what the circumstance.

JP: What sets Nothing Is Too Hard For God apart from other novels in its genre?

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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Barbara Grovner, author We Belong Together (reloaded)

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Barbara Grovner, author of We Belong Together
(InnerVision Books)

It’s hard to imagine the death of a close family member. Especially when it is someone you admire and look up to, and most especially when it is your very own sister. It’s also hard to imagine why anyone would want your sweet and loving sister dead. Who could possibly want to hurt her, let alone kill her?

Kara’s death caused deep heartache among those who loved her. It became apparent that her killer was someone who knew her, and knew her very well. An extensive and painstaking investigation rattles and shakes the lives of those who loved Kara, until the truth comes tumbling out.

Joey Pinkney: This is a “second life” for We Belong Together. What has changed about the book since you’ve decided to re-release it? What has changed about your approach to being published since the second coming of We Belong Together?

Barbara Grovner: Yes, this is the second go ’round with We Belong Together. This time I have developed the characters much more and truly brought them to life. Detective Barnes became a man everyone can understand and identify with. The characters are much more believable with relationships that continue in the book that will follow We Belong Together.

JP: What sets We Belong Together apart from other novels in its genre?

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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Krystal DeLeon, First Lady model with Exclusive Fashion and Furs

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Krystal DeLeon, model with Exclusive Fashion and Furs

Krystal DeLeon was born and raised in Big Spring, TX. She graduated from Texas Tech University in December 2008 and has been successful with her career in Retail since. In February 2010, Krystal contacted Polo The Fur King via Twitter. Polo was so impressed with her passion and drive that within a week he had signed her on as the official first lady model of the Exclusive Fashion and Furs Team. Once this was completed, Krystal’s dream became reality, and her career has taken off.

Joey Pinkney: What is your biggest frustration or hurdle in breaking into the modeling industry?

Krystal DeLeon: I do not have any frustrations yet… My biggest hurdle as of now is my experience level. I still have much to learn about the industry.

JP: What was your best photo shoot? And what was your worst photo shoot?

KD: My best photo shoot was with Alex Hudson and Christopher Porter. I haven’t Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Krystal DeLeon, First Lady model with Exclusive Fashion and Furs →