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Beth Vogt dishes on her Destination Wedding Series and Crazy Little Thing Called Love

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An interview with Beth K. Vogt, Author of Crazy Little Thing Called Love Marriage is serious business — both for the couple tying the knot and for wedding vendors, with the average cost of an American wedding topping $25,000. As budgets get stretched, so can fraying nerves and already-taut emotions, as captured in Beth K. Vogt’s new Destination Wedding series. In the first novel in the series, Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Howard Books/June 30, 2015/ISBN: 978-1476789781/$14.99) , paramedic Vanessa Hollister thinks she has moved beyond the pain of her first marriage — a “what-were-you-thinking” teenage elopement — and is planning an elegant destination wedding in Destin, Fla., with her new fiancĂ©. Her dream of an idyllic beach wedding is disrupted, though, with the sudden reappearance of her first husband. Q: Crazy Little Thing Called Love is the first book in your new Destination Wedding Series. Tell us a little about where the idea came from and what you’re most ...

Crazy Little Thing Called Love

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Wedding bells, storm clouds, past mistakes, and long-lost loves collide  in Beth Vogt’s new book,  Crazy Little Thing Called Love , the first book in Beth’s new series, “A Destination Wedding.”  A fast-moving, powerful hurricane throws Vanessa and Logan together as they evacuate to a storm shelter along with other residents of the Florida Gulf Coast. As the pair battles unexpected renewed feelings for each other, Vanessa and Logan are faced with a choice: Should they accept, once and for all, their teenage marital mistake? Or is God offering them a second chance at happily ever after? {MORE ABOUT  CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE } A Destination Wedding Novel  (Howard, June 2015) Wedding bells and storm clouds collide in the first engaging novel in a brand-new series about destination weddings, the power of love, and the possible mishaps and missteps that happen on a couple’s journey down the aisle to “I do.” Paramedic Vanessa Hollist...

What if your worst mistake was really the best choice?

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New book by Beth K. Vogt explores how God’s best often comes disguised as a second chance Marriage is serious business — both for the couple tying the knot and for wedding vendors, with the average cost of an American wedding topping $25,000. As budgets get stretched, so can fraying nerves and already-taut emotions, as captured in Beth K. Vogt’s new Destination Wedding series. In the first novel in the series, Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Howard Books/June 30, 2015/ISBN: 978-1476789781/$14.99), paramedic Vanessa Hollister thinks she has moved beyond the pain of her first marriage — a “what-were-you-thinking” teenage elopement — and is planning an elegant destination wedding in Destin, Fla., with her new fiancĂ©. Her dream of an idyllic beach wedding is disrupted, though, with the sudden reappearance of her first husband. Storm chaser Logan Hollister is used to taking risks, but a reckless decision during the last tornado season has him questioning his career’s fu...

Beth Vogt says to never let go of a dream

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An interview with Beth Vogt, Author of Catch a Falling Star Is there ever a point when you should let go of a dream? Shouldn’t you be content with what God has already given you, even if your life isn’t what society considers the norm? In Catch a Falling Star (Howard Books/May 7, 2013/ISBN 9781451660272/$14.99) , Beth K. Vogt tells the story of Dr. Kendall Haynes, a successful family physician with a thriving practice, helping others just as she always planned. However, at age 36, her dream of a husband and family has not come true — at least not yet. Q: Is there a message you hope readers walk away with after finishing Catch a Falling Star ? Everyone experiences life not going according to their plans — the outcomes range from humorous to tragic. What I’ve learned — what I hope readers discover as they turn the pages of Catch a Falling Star — is God is in the plans, the dreams that come true, and he’s also in the plans that elude us. Q: Kendall finds herself on he...

Beth K. Vogt’s “Catch a Falling Star” Romantic Weekend Getaway Giveaway

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Celebrate the release of   Catch a Falling Star  (Howard Books) with  Beth K. Vogt by entering to win a Romantic Weekend Getaway and RSVPing for her June 4th Author Chat Party.   One "lucky" winner will receive: A $200 Visa Cash Card (Perfect for a weekend stay at a hotel or B&B!) Catch a Falling Star  and Wish You Were Here  by Beth Vogt (Swoon-worthy!) Enter today by clicking one of the icons below. But hurry, the giveaway ends on June 3rd. Winner will be announced at the " Catch a Falling Star " Facebook Author Chat Party on June 4th . Connect with Beth for an evening of book chat, trivia, laughter, and more! Beth will also share an exclusive look at her next book and give away books and other fun prizes throughout the evening. So grab your copy of Catch a Falling Star  and join Beth on the evening of June 4th for a chance to connect and make some new friends. (If you haven't read the book, don't let that stop you fr...

The Best Things Come to Those Who Wait for God to Bring Them

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In Catch a Falling Star, Beth K. Vogt shares that God’s best is often behind the door marked “Never” Is there ever a point when you should let go of a dream? Shouldn’t you be content with what God has already given you, even if your life isn’t what society considers the norm? In Catch a Falling Star (Howard Books/May 7, 2013/ISBN 9781451660272/$14.99) , Beth K. Vogt tells the story of Dr. Kendall Haynes, a successful family physician with a thriving practice, helping others just as she always planned. However, at age 36, her dream of a husband and family has not come true — at least not yet. “Everyone experiences life not going according to their plans — the outcomes range from humorous to tragic,” says Vogt. “What I’ve learned — what I hope readers discover as they turn the pages of Catch a Falling Star — is God is in the plans , the dreams that come true, and he’s also in the plans that elude us.” Sure, growing her medical practice takes up a lot of her time and...

An interview with Beth Vogt - and an iPad giveaway!

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Win an iPad2 from @BethVogt!  Celebrate the release of Beth Vogt's new release by entering her Wish You Were Here Giveaway! One "happy" winner will receive: A brand new iPad with Wi-Fi (The must-have, do-everything gadget!) Wish You Were Here by Beth Vogt (Swoon worthy.) $15 iTunes Gift Card (Music, books, apps, and more.) Hurry, the giveaway ends on 6/4/12. The winner will be announced 6/6/12 on Beth's website ! Just click one of the icons below to enter! Tell your friends about Beth's giveaway on FACEBOOK or TWITTER and increase your chances of winning. An interview with  Beth K. Vogt,  Author of  Wish You Were Here When Allison Denman kisses her fiancĂ©’s brother just days before her wedding, she’s not sure which is the mistake—the kiss or the wedding. It won’t be easy, but Allison is determined to find out. In her debut novel Wish You Were Here , Beth K. Vogt provides readers with a happily ever after woven through with...

God’s Perfect Plans Don’t Come with No-Risk Guarantees

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Beth K. Vogt’s debut novel demonstrations how our plans are not always God’s plans for us When Allison Denman kisses her fiancĂ©’s brother just days before her wedding, she’s not sure which is the mistake—the kiss or the wedding. It won’t be easy, but Allison is determined to find out. In her debut novel Wish You Were Here (Howard Books/May 1, 2012/ISBN: 978-1451659863/$14.99) , Beth K. Vogt provides readers with a happily ever after woven through with humor, reality, and God’s lavish grace. In her personal life, graphic designer Allison doesn’t believe in coloring outside the lines. She’s lived her life unable to escape the pain of being considered a mistake by her father, so she is determined not to make any mistakes herself. She’s just five days away from her happily-ever-after with Seth Rayner when her well-laid plans go awry.  She finds herself in a sticky situation when she impulsively kisses Seth’s older brother Daniel, the guy who has sent her silly “Wish ...