Audra Jennings

An interview with Colleen Coble, Author of Mermaid Moon Shame can cause people to make drastic, sometimes  life-altering decisions. When they experience the consequences of failure, whether at their own hands or at the hands of others, their instinct can be to retreat to avoid experiencing hurt again. That knee-jerk reaction can strain relationships and lead to isolation. This is one of the themes a ward-winning author Colleen Coble chose to examine in the second book in her Sunset Cove series, Mermaid Moon (Thomas Nelson/January 12, 2016/ISBN: 978-1401690281/$15.99) . Q: Mermaid Moon is the second book in the Sunset Cove series. How is the series tied together? Is there a specific theme that runs throughout? I wanted these books to examine the various ways we all come to family. Some are born into the family, some are adopted, and some create their own family with friends. Claire’s story ( The Inn at Ocean’s Edge ) is continued as a subplot through the story as w...

To move forward past a life of shame and confusion, Mallory Davis must go back to Mermaid Point to find out who murdered her father in Colleen Coble's new book, Mermaid Moon .  As answers begin to fall into place, Mallory realizes her search is about more than finding her father’s killer—it is also about finding herself again . . . and possibly about healing what was broken so long ago with Kevin. She just has to stay alive long enough to put all the pieces together. Celebrate the release of  Mermaid Moon with Colleen and a mystery e-reader prize pack giveaway!   One grand prize winner will receive: A copy of  Mermaid Moon A Kindle Fire A mermaid necklace A pair of mermaid earrings Enter today by clicking the icon below. But hurry! The giveaway ends on February 1st.  The winner will be announced February 2nd on  the Litfuse blog . {MORE ABOUT  MERMAID MOON } (Thomas Nelson, January 2016) Mallo...

Running from your past can be dangerous Colleen Coble writes mystery with themes of returning home, forgiving and healing broken relationships Shame can cause people to make drastic, sometimes life-altering decisions. When they experience the consequences of failure, whether at their own hands or at the hands of others, their instinct can be to retreat to avoid experiencing hurt again. That knee-jerk reaction can strain relationships and lead to isolation. This is one of the themes award-winning author Colleen Coble chose to examine in the second book in her Sunset Cove series, Mermaid Moon (Thomas Nelson/January 12, 2016/ISBN: 978-1401690281/$15.99). Remorse and confusion has kept single mom Mallory Davis from her hometown of sleepy Down East, Maine, for the last 15 years. When her father mysteriously dies, though, she’s forced to return. Her relationship with her father had been tense since she left, but she was the one he called in his final moments.  His last w...