Loving
A sweet, contemporary Christian romance
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- ¥400
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From #1 New York Times bestselling author Karen Kingsbury comes Loving, a tender, faith-filled conclusion to the beloved Bailey Flanigan series that explores love, trust, and the courage to follow God's plan.
Bailey Flanigan has finally achieved her lifelong dream of performing on Broadway, but her heart is still divided. Torn between her longtime friend Cody Coleman and movie star Brandon Paul, Bailey seeks God's guidance to discern where her true future lies--and who it's meant to be with.
As she steps into the next chapter of her life, Bailey must decide if love means holding on or finding the grace to let go. Through joy, heartbreak, and hope, she learns that real love isn't about perfect timing--it's about perfect trust.
A moving finale brimming with romance, faith, and the beauty of new beginnings, Loving will remind readers that even when dreams change, God's plans never fail. For fans of Becky Wade, Denise Hunter, and Francine Rivers, Loving delivers a heartfelt conclusion filled with faith, redemption, and enduring love.
Loving is the fourth book in the beloved Bailey Flanigan series, featuring members of the popular Baxter family from Kingsbury's Redemption series, now streaming online.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Characters from Kingsbury's Baxter family epic recur in the first of a new series about young actress Bailey Flanigan. Bailey, who has appeared in a film of Unlocked (a real novel by Kingsbury) and is awaiting a callback about her Broadway audition, has a problem: Hollywood hottie Brandon Paul, reformed bad boy and film co-star, is after her; star NFL rookie Matt Keagan is another potential interest. But Bailey really loves Cody Coleman, the regular-guy Iraq war veteran who abruptly left her. Ex-POW Cody is teaching and coaching at a rural high school, visiting his druggie mom in jail, and trying to forget Bailey, whom he left out of fear of his mother's unsavory connections. A parallel story involves firefighter Landon Blake, whose ground zero experience is affecting his health. Fans won't mind the self-promotional reference to Kingsbury's previous book as they enjoy the treacly confection of Hollywood and heroes the popular novelist offers.
