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Customer Reviews for Zondervan One Tuesday Morning - eBook
Zondervan One Tuesday Morning - eBook
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Customer Reviews for One Tuesday Morning - eBook
Review 1 for One Tuesday Morning - eBook
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Date:December 26, 2012
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Jake Bryan is a firefighter in New York City, and he has everything he ever needs to be happy in this life. A beautiful daughter named Sierra, and an amazing wife, Jamie. The only thing he lacks is the assurance of salvation for Jamie, but he never pushes her and seeks to guide by example. He has a promise from God - that Jamie will one day be a Believer, in her own time. When the events of 911 are at their zenith, will Jake be alive to see the transformation in his wife? Or is his death a part of God's master plan?
Eric Michaels is on top of the world. Executive to a big company, he has all the money and prestige he could ever want to be happy in this life. His beautiful wife Laura, and son Josh, live in the finest home money can buy, the best clothes, food, and provisions they will ever need. But all those earthly treasures can never make up for the lack of a husband and father Eric has become. When he never comes home after the 911 attacks on the World Trade Centers, did his greed of the almighty dollar cost him his life? Or is God at work in Laura's life in a way she never imagined possible?
This story was as heartbreaking as it was poignant. I have never read a novel where you are absolutely broken by the story, yet joyful for the outcome. This is a story of two very different families with the same basic needs. To love and be loved by each other, to personally know a Savior who will meet our needs and whom we can wholly trust, and a faith in the Father that He always knows best in the worst of circumstances. A story that will touch every part of you and strengthen your faith.
A copy of this book was provided for free from Zondervan publishers in exchange for an honest review.
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Review 2 for One Tuesday Morning - eBook
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Excellent Book
Date:July 22, 2011
Antoinette Krasnowski
Location:Thomaston, CT
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My husband is a fireman - I read this book - it was wonderful. This was the first Karen Kingsbury book I read - she is a wonderful writer - I have to read the other books in this series!
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Review 3 for One Tuesday Morning - eBook
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Date:November 6, 2009
Mary Harrell
Could not put this book down--it kept me interested --from page one!! Am anxiously awaiting the next book in this series.
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Date:July 27, 2009
Mary Terry
This was an amazing book. I could not lay it down. Was amazed with the detail and it gave me a deeper feeling for those people that had loved ones that died or just the not knowing where they were, or if dead or alive. Was blessed with the scripture references. Makes me realize the blessings I have.
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Review 5 for One Tuesday Morning - eBook
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Date:June 9, 2009
Mildred Hogan
I can promise you will not be sorry you bought this book. It is one of the best. I thought the Baxter series was the ultimate in Christian fiction but this series is right up there. It is so in touch with the reality of what happened on 9/11 and it surely makes one think of loved ones and how each day is precious and we should never take our next moment for granted. Would highly recommend.
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Review 6 for One Tuesday Morning - eBook
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Date:January 22, 2009
Cynthia Money
It was so real, it was like you were there. Yes you will need a box of tissues.
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Review 7 for One Tuesday Morning - eBook
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Date:November 23, 2008
Delaphene Charles
I loved this book. It was so sad all the way through and it tears you up with what the families went through. Also when Jamie and Eric had to part. Do you think you will ever do a follow up on the families, especially Eric and Laura and what happens in their lives after they are reunited and also Erics brother Clay and also the life of Jamie and her daughter Sierra after the three years are up? Karen you are such a good author and just keep the books coming. Hope you and your family have wonderful holidays this year.
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Review 8 for One Tuesday Morning - eBook
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Date:November 19, 2008
Joyce Williams
I always enjoy reading Karen Kingbury. The story gave me an insight to what happened on 911. I am looking forward to reading the next two books in this series.
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Review 9 for One Tuesday Morning - eBook
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Date:November 12, 2008
Clarissa
This is a book that will make you sob, from start to finish. My daddy is a firefighter and it just showed me what could happen. I can say anything else of I will give it away, but it was a great book!!
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Review 10 for One Tuesday Morning - eBook
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Date:September 21, 2007
A touching novel recounting 9/11. A little unrealistic but it will leave you trusting in the Lord Jesus Christ for our future.
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Review 11 for One Tuesday Morning - eBook
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Date:August 31, 2007
Robin Gadue
I love the way Karen Kingsbury writes, she always tries to help readers understand her story line. I also purchased the 2nd one "Beyond Tuesday Morning" (just started reading it). I have quite a few books from this author and I always feel spiritually lifted from her stories.
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Review 12 for One Tuesday Morning - eBook
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Date:August 31, 2007
Wendy
Let me start by saying Karen Kingsbury is my favorite author. This book did not disappoint me. It was so touching and had me re-live 9/11 all over again. I cried and smiled and was truely touched.
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Review 13 for One Tuesday Morning - eBook
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Date:July 6, 2007
Brianna
This was a GREAT heartwarming novel! I loved how Karen Kingsbury made you feel the emotions of the characters so strongly. I cried (no balled!) the whole way through. I have to say the only thing i didn't like was how Jamie didn't know that Erik ("jake") wasn't her husband, that was a little unrealistic. But other than that it was a GREAT storyline and i would recomend it to ANYONE!!! :)
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Review 14 for One Tuesday Morning - eBook
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Date:April 20, 2006
I also thought this was a good book, but extremely unrealistic. I prefered the second book in this series.
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Review 15 for One Tuesday Morning - eBook
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Date:January 19, 2006
Joanne
A good story, but unrealistic to the point where it was just too far-fetched to believe.
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Review 16 for One Tuesday Morning - eBook
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Date:March 3, 2005
Ronnah
This book was a tear-jerker. It also helped you see that although something bad can happen Christians have something to cling to better in their life. I would definitely recommend this book to someone else to read.
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Review 17 for One Tuesday Morning - eBook
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Date:February 22, 2005
Linda Wilson
I just finished One Tuesday Morning last evening and I really enjoyed it for the most part. I did think the idea that a wife would not know it wasn't her husband was a bit far fetched. But as I am a huge Kingsbury fan it was a good read. I also felt she dealt with 9/11 very well!
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Review 18 for One Tuesday Morning - eBook
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Date:September 22, 2004
Marcia Brown
This has become my favorite book of all time! It was brilliant. From the very beginning I could not put it down. I passed it on to a friend at work & she passed it on to another co-worker & she did the same...so far 6 of us have read it and all loved it! Karen Kingsbury interweaves the tragedy of 9/11, our faith in Jesus Christ and an extremely touching and emotional story so beautifully it takes an unusual hold of you. You will cry.
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Review 19 for One Tuesday Morning - eBook
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Date:August 8, 2003
Beth
Wonderful book! This is an exceptionally well written book. I actually had difficulty putting it down. It dealt with 9/11 without being exploitive.
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Date:July 22, 2003
Meg
This is a great story. It's as though youre being grabbed and pulled in until you feel as though its you going through the happenings and emotions in this book. I was a little skeptical with it being a book about 9/11 but Karen Kingsbury wrote a fantastic, heartwarming story. I do wish though that it would have had a little bit of a better ending but hey.. we can't always have everything. I loved this book! :-)
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