New publishing house from Logos: Kirkdale Press
The word is out! Logos has created its own publishing house, Kirkdale Press.
Similar to Vyrso, books from Kirkdale Press will target the general Christian
market, focusing on Christian living and new voices in Christian fiction.
Read for free - become a reviewer
Our first book, Whither Thou Goest, I Will Go by
Naomi Dathan, is coming out soon and we have 25 review copies available. As a
reviewer, you'll be able to read it for free in Vyrso and Logos. In return, we
ask you to post a one-to-two sentence blurb on Amazon or Goodreads with your thoughts on the book.
If you would like one of the 25 copies, please reply to this
post or email ryan.rotz@logos.com.
About the book
For
everything there is a season. A season for loss. A season for
trial. A season for testing.
Jem
Perkins has it all–money, a fine house, a handsome husband, and a new baby boy.
But when her family fortunes turn, Jem's husband Seth leads her to a new home:
a sod house on a Nebraska homestead.
It
is a season of growth for Jem as she reluctantly confronts her new realities:
back-breaking labor, dangerous illness, and mind-numbing isolation. She learns
to embrace her new role as a capable woman and marriage partner and discovers
an awareness of God's hand in her life.
Then,
on January 12, 1888, the history-making Children's Blizzard sweeps across the
land, ushering in a season of hardship she never expected. Can Jem's confidence,
marriage, and newfound faith weather the storm?
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Ryan Rotz said:
The word is out! Logos has created its own publishing house, Kirkdale Press.
Similar to Vyrso, books from Kirkdale Press will target the general Christian
market, focusing on Christian living and new voices in Christian fiction.Read for free - become a reviewer
Our first book, Whither Thou Goest, I Will Go by
Naomi Dathan, is coming out soon and we have 25 review copies available. As a
reviewer, you'll be able to read it for free in Vyrso and Logos. In return, we
ask you to post a one-to-two sentence blurb on Amazon or Goodreads with your thoughts on the book.If you would like one of the 25 copies, please reply to this
post or email ryan.rotz@logos.com.About the book
For
everything there is a season. A season for loss. A season for
trial. A season for testing.Jem
Perkins has it all–money, a fine house, a handsome husband, and a new baby boy.
But when her family fortunes turn, Jem's husband Seth leads her to a new home:
a sod house on a Nebraska homestead.It
is a season of growth for Jem as she reluctantly confronts her new realities:
back-breaking labor, dangerous illness, and mind-numbing isolation. She learns
to embrace her new role as a capable woman and marriage partner and discovers
an awareness of God's hand in her life.Then,
on January 12, 1888, the history-making Children's Blizzard sweeps across the
land, ushering in a season of hardship she never expected. Can Jem's confidence,
marriage, and newfound faith weather the storm?I would l like to do a review of this book.
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Something else I forgot to mention. If you would like to be
added to our “early reviewers” list but are not interested in Whither Thou
Goest, I Will Go, send me an email ryan.rotz@logos.com.
I’ll add you to the list and let you know when our next book is ready for
review. These emails will go out every couple months.You can also sign up for the Kirkdale Press newswire to get additional
information about giveaways, author interviews, and more. We are also on Facebook and Twitter. Come say hello [:D]0 -
Ken,
I'm sorry for not replying sooner. Whither Thou Goest, I Will Go has been
unlocked on your account (it has been for about a week). I'll send you an email with some more information as well.Thanks for your help,
Ryan
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