Description
Product Description
Emily Durham, a devoted missionary on furlough, thinks her summer job as nanny to two adopted children is perfect. But instead of a position with a happy family, she is tossed into the middle of tension, suspicion, and danger. Fighting against the clock, Dillon Brewington has to find who's behind the increasingly deadly attempts against his brother. However, he might have made the wrong decision in teaming up with the children's captivating nanny. Distracted and falling fast, he learns of another, completely unexpected, threat—his love for Emily. Can he sacrifice the feelings in his heart for the sake of her calling? Can she?
About the Author
Regina Tittel grew up outside a small rural community in S.E. Missouri with an older sister, and a younger sister and brother. With parents fully dedicated to one another and God, she describes her childhood as idyllic. With a couple dogs, a cat or two and several horses to cover their sixty acres, she was blessed with a creative atmosphere . . . but never imagined becoming a writer.
It wasn't until after the birth of her second child that she began to devote herself to her first novel. What started as a drive in the country, spurred the makings of the first volume of The Ozark Durham Series, Abandoned Hearts.
Within the pages of inspirational fiction, Regina found the key to using her spiritual gift of exhortation. Through stories of love, suspense, and sometimes even laughter, she encourages her readers to walk closer to God by following the principles set forth in His Word.
Regina learned the art of writing fiction by using the books she read as guides and joining a critique group through American Christian Fiction Writers.
Although Abandoned Hearts finaled in two separate contests in 2010, Mara Fiction From the Heartland and Show Me the Spark contests, and topped number one in three separate categories on Amazon in 2012, Regina credits God with her rapid success, stating, "It's not about me, but He that works through me."
Regina still resides in S.E. Missouri with her husband and their two daughters, one dog, several chickens and