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Song of Grace: Stories to Amaze the Soul (The Mosaic Collection) Kindle Edition
How amazing is grace?
Eight short stories trace the path of grace through the lines of a well-known hymn that was birthed in tragedy.
◆ "The Sweetest Sound" by Stacy Monson
In this prequel to When Valleys Mourn, book 2 of the My Father’s House series, teenagers Wendy and Jimmy want only to raise their unexpected blessing in a home filled with love, but they are faced with an impossible dilemma. What’s best for their daughter—living a hand-to-mouth existence for now with parents who adore her or being placed with strangers in hopes she has a better life than they can offer?
◆ "I'd Like to Thank the Academy" by Sara Davison
Lizzy Cross leaves her small town of Elora, Ontario to seek fame and fortune among the stars in the City of Angels. When she finds herself perpetually lost in L.A., it takes a blind man sitting on a park bench playing a guitar to help her see what she has truly been searching for all along.
◆ "Reconstituted" by Deb Elkink
Aging expat Dolores, retiring alone in colonial Mexico and agitated over losing her youth, meets up for an afternoon cultural tour with her visiting granddaughter and new baby. Their mother-child vitality forces Dolores to face the fear that drove her from her family and the grace that calls her back to Christian faith.
◆ "A Portion of Grace" by Eleanor Bertin
Can a salty nonagenarian with a sketchy history bridge the growing chasm between a teenage girl and her father, a cop who’s seen everything?
◆ "Paper Trail" by Johnnie Alexander
The ephemera of a teenager’s life reveals God’s grace after a tragedy threatens to destroy her.
◆ "Jillian's Refuge" by Angela D. Meyer
A young woman angry and alone after the death of her father. An older woman offering a refuge to heal. Together, they find peace during the unexpected turns of life.
◆ "Forever Mine" by Candace West
Neither of them wants to be friends. Again.
A car accident involving her mom sends Trixie Morgan packing to her hometown of Foggy Knob, North Carolina. She leaves behind an unsigned contract, the fulfillment of a lifelong ambition. Though she once had another dream.
Andrew Byrne wakes up from emergency surgery and discovers he has lost his arm due to a car accident. Even worse, the other driver is Trixie Morgan’s mother. Recovery is hard enough without the pain of seeing Trixie every day.
The accident brought them together, but what initially drove them apart was not.
Or was it?
◆ "Spines & Leaves" by Chautona Havig
Books are the strings that tie hearts together.
One man, one store, thousands of books. What'll it take to keep this bookstore from becoming a book ghost town... and what'll it take for Milton to tie two heartstrings together?
These characters each desperately seek a variety of prizes: relationships, hope, fame and fortune, security, eternal youth. All of them struggle through trials and troubles to stumble upon the same amazing answer.
- Print length448 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateJuly 7, 2021
- File size9.8 MB
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- ASIN : B09215ZR52
- Publisher : The Mosaic Collection, LLC (July 7, 2021)
- Publication date : July 7, 2021
- Language : English
- File size : 9.8 MB
- Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Print length : 448 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #1,543,344 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #989 in Christian Short Stories
- #1,156 in Religious Short Stories & Anthologies
- #1,219 in Christian Fiction Collections & Anthologies (Books)
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About the authors
Using story to connect readers with the Master Storyteller.
Chautona Havig lives in an oxymoron, escapes into imaginary worlds that look startlingly similar to ours, and writes the stories that emerge. An irrepressible optimist, Chautona sees everything through a kaleidoscope of It’s a Wonderful Life sprinkled with fairy tales. Find her at chautona.com and say howdy—if you can remember how to spell her name.
Angela D. Meyer writes fiction that showcases God’s ability to redeem and restore the brokenness in our lives. Angela currently lives in Nebraska, where she and her husband homeschooled and graduated both of their children. Angela is a part of the Mosaic Collection and writes stories that showcase God’s redemption and restoration in our brokenness. Angela enjoys sunrises and sunsets, the ocean when she gets a chance to visit, and hopes to ride in a hot air balloon someday.
Deb Elkink lives in a cottage beside a babbling creek in southern Alberta, Canada, a stone’s throw from the Montana border and home base for exotic travels with her husband of half a century. She published her first bits of writing after graduating university (BA Communications), then married and spent twenty years as a homeschooling mom and ranch wife—rounding up cattle, earning her private pilot’s license, and cooking for huge branding crews. A graduate degree (MA Theology, summa cum laude) led to publication of a literary study on the fiction of G.K. Chesterton (ROOTS AND BRANCHES), prepared her as an academic editor, and jettisoned her into her long-held dream of writing "literary fiction with a theological twist." Her tales, incorporating travel and taste buds and the tumults of the heart, include two award-winning novels (THE THIRD GRACE and THE RED JOURNAL) as well as a collection of short stories (VAGABOND COME HOME).
Sara Davison is the author of the romantic suspense series The Day Draws Near, The Night Guardians, The Rose Tattoo Trilogy, In the Shadows, and two sparrows for a penny, as well as the standalone speculative, The Watcher. A finalist for more than a dozen national writing awards, Davison is a Holt Medallion, Cascade, and two-time Carol Award winner. She currently resides in Ontario, Canada with her husband, Michael. Like every good Canadian, she loves hockey, poutine, and apologizing for no particular reason.
Stacy Monson is the award-winning author of The Chain of Lakes series, Open Circle, and the new series My Father's House with The Mosaic Collection. She loves nothing more than sharing her faith through writing. Her stories reveal an extraordinary God at work in ordinary life.
A member of American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW) and Minnesota Christian Writers Guild (MCWG), she is the founder and past president of ACFW MN-NICE, and the Events Director for MCWG.
Residing in the country outside the Twin Cities, Stacy spent a number of years caring for her husband who had bvFTD and smPPA. She's mom to two amazing kids and two wonderful in-law kids, and a very proud grandma of 7 (and counting) grands.
The Chain of Lakes series books have won numerous awards including:
SHATTERED IMAGE (Book 1):
Readers' Favorite Book Award Winner; Award of Excellence Inspirational Finalist; Nat'l Excellence in Romance Award Finalist;
Nat'l Excellence in Romance Award Best First Book Finalist
DANCE OF GRACE (Book 2):
Book Buyers Best Award Inspirational Winner; Golden Quill Inspirational Winner; Bookstore Without Borders Inspirational Winner; eLit Book Awards Silver Award Winner; Heart of Excellence Readers Choice Award Winner; Nat'l Excellence in Romance Award Clean Reads Winner; Cascade Writers Award Inspirational Finalist; I Heart Indie Inspirational Finalist; Booksellers Best Book Award Finalist
THE COLOR OF TRUTH (Book 3):
2018 Readers Favorite Gold Medal Winner; Carolyn Readers Choice Award Contemporary Fiction Winner
My Father's House series includes:
WHEN MOUNTAINS SING (Book 1)
Readers' Favorite Book Award Gold Medal; INSPY Awards Bronze Medal
MOUNTAINTOP CHRISTMAS (The Mosaic Collection's Hope is Born Anthology
SUMMER'S RECKONING (The Mosaic Collection's Before Summer's End Anthology)
WHISPERED MIRACLE (The Mosaic Collection's A Whisper of Peace Anthology)
In a fit of optimism at age eleven, Eleanor Bertin began her first novel by numbering a stack of 100 pages. Two of them got filled.
Eleanor holds a college diploma in Communications and worked in agriculture journalism until the birth of her first child. The family eventually grew to include seven children, all girls except six. Writing was crowded out by homeschooling a houseful for 25 years until Lifelines, her first completed novel and Book 1 in The Ties that Bind series, was shortlisted in the 2015 Word Alive Free Publishing Contest.
Eleanor and her husband live with their youngest son, who has Down syndrome, amidst the ongoing renovation of a century home in central Alberta. She blogs about a sometimes elusive contentment at jewelofcontentment.wordpress.com. www.eleanorbertinauthor.com
Candace West was born in the Mississippi delta but grew up in small-town Arkansas. She is a graduate of the University of Arkansas at Monticello. Ever since the age of twelve, she dreamed of writing inspirational fiction. Over the years, she has published short stories as well as poems in various magazines. By weaving entertaining, page-turning stories, she hopes to share the Gospel and encourage her readers. Lane Steen is her first novel.
The Mosaic Collection launched in 2018 as an international community of independently published authors who approach life, faith, and writing together. Some have vast writing experience, others are somewhat new to the journey. Under The Mosaic Collection’s banner, they’ve published more than 20 novels and four anthologies.
With over 150 years of collective writing experience, Mosaic's award-winning and best-selling authors are active leaders and members in prominent writing organizations. The goal of The Mosaic Collection is to encourage and uplift readers worldwide, offer hope in story form, and share the unconditional love and forgiveness found in Jesus Christ.
Read more at www.mosaiccollectionbooks.com
A homeschooling, cocoa-drinking mama to four littles, Camry coordinates a baker's dozen international authors in The Mosaic Collection (a co-op marketing group) from her home in the country. From designing graphics to formatting books, lining up marketing tours and creating “Totally Booked,” she needs more hours in her day to bring her creativity to light.
As a co-founder of The Mosaic Collection, alongside Stacy Monson, Brenda S. Anderson, and Johnnie Alexander, she is dedicated to assisting and encouraging indie authors to “change hearts with the Gospel through fiction.”
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- Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2021"Sometimes, all you need to do is let them come to you when they’re ready.”
Milton is a "fixer" who saves companies all over the country. Driving through the desert area near Joshua Tree, he and his pet bird Atticus (Not Finch) happen upon a mall tourist town where he works to save a bookstore, and repair broken hearts, including his own.
The Mosaic Collection has always fascinated me. I've followed them a while. I bought this anthology specifically for Chautona Havig's story, but I hope to return soon to the others. Perfect stories for summer highly recommended 5/5
- Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2021Another super summer anthology from the Mosaic authors! Each story has some reference to words from the song Amazing Grace. Each author story is great! I loved them all! I’m looking forward to telling friends how great this book has been.
- Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2021This set of novellas themed around Amazing Grace was a fun and easy read. Each author used a unique way to embed themes from the different verses into her story.
- Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2021Every story in this collection is one about grace and love. Each one is different and unique, but they all tell of God and His mercy. Whether it be about facing trials—such as Wendy and Jimmy do with their daughter in The Sweetest Sound—or about figuring out God’s plan for your life—such as Lizzy in I’d Like to Thank the Academy and Trixie in Forever Mine. There are stories about heartache and loss, which is what Jillian faces in Jillian’s Refuge. There’s A Portion of Grace about an angsty teenage girl having her perspective changed by a senior living in a nursing home. And then there’s Paper Trail where we get the story through pictures and newspaper clippings and receipts—which, while a quick read, is one that will pull you at your heart strings. There’s Chautona Havig’s Spines and Leaves about reviving a dying bookstore. And there’s one about restoring family in Reconstituted.
With such variety in this collection, there is at least one that someone will be able to relate to. As someone who is graduating from college, I related most to I’d Like to Thank the Academy and Forever Mine, as the main characters in both those short stories have to decide what it is they truly want and value in their lives. And I’d Like to Thank the Academy ended up being my favorite short story out of all of them. I really enjoyed the setting, the characters, the plot…but each story is wonderful in its own unique way.
I had received a copy of this book as part of the Celebrate Lit Blogging Team and was required to give an honest review.
- Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2021These short stories were all interesting and fun reads. There were tears and laughter, and woven in reminders of the Creator of romance.
- Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2022Love Chautona's contribution and can't wait for it to come out stand-alone.
Sorry, didn't read the others yet.
- Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2021I have enjoyed all of the anthologies put out by the Mosaic Authors, Songs of Grace is not different. I really like it when these authors give us an indepth look at characters in their existing stories. I also enjoy it when we meet totally new characters, not related to existing works. Songs of Grace does both. The stories with new characters leave readers wanting more about those characters and hoping for a longer book which includes them.
“The Sweetest Sound” by Stacy Monson - What is the correct way to handle a teen pregnancy? Stacy Monson looks at this topic in a thoughtful way. “The Sweetest Sound” is part of her My Father’s House series in the Mosaic Collection.
“I’d Like to Thank the Academy” by Sara Davison - Is fame important enough to leave family behind and maybe values as well? “I’d like to thank the Academy” focuses on Lizzy Cross, a minor character in Davison’s The Rose Tattoo Trilogy.
“Reconstituted” by Deb Elkink - Dolores seems fixated on death and sadness. What will turn her heart back to joy?
“A Portion of Grace” by Eleanor Bertin - Parents and teens can have a difficult relationship. Sergeant Meisner gets an interesting piece of mail which eventually leads him to a better relationship with his teen daughter. Bertin creates a very believable situation and then throws in a surprise.
“Paper Trail” by Johnnie Alexander - Alexander chose an interesting way to tell a story. The story is told through snippets of paper which tell a story. I wish that the pictures of the papers which tell the story had been larger - some of the print was very difficult to read.
“Jillian’s Refuge” by Angela D. Meyer - Meyer tells the story of the healing of broken hearts. It is amazing how love can change a heart.
“Forever Mine” by Candace West - West has written a wonderful story in which characters have to give up their life-long dreams (at least what they envisioned) after a tragic accident. It is also a story of renewed love after breaking up years earlier.
“Spines & Leaves” by Chautona Havig. “Spines & Leaves” is an introductory novella to Havig’s upcoming series Bookstrings. If this novella is any indication, I can’t wait to read the books in the series. The plot centers on the restoration of a dying indie bookstore. What else will be restored in the process?
Songs of Grace is one of those books that you can pick up when you have a short amount of time to read and find a complete story to read within that time. The authors of the Mosaic Collection always have a way of pointing the way to the Lord, whether it be through lessons learned by a character or just the way a character behaves. I always enjoy their stories.
I received a complimentary copy of Songs of Grace. This is my honest review.
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- Janice LReviewed in Canada on October 12, 2021
5.0 out of 5 stars An eclectic collection of Christian novelettes
An anthology of Christian fiction that will suit any reader's expectations, this eclectic collection of novelettes by eight Mosaic authors is a fascinating read. From stories of adoption to searching for a dream in L.A., to a more somber fictional treatment of aging and death, to the intricacies of dementia, to walking through grief, to a miracle revelation of love, to a distinctive bookstore experience in the desert, and even a unique story told completely through invitations, receipts, obituaries, report cards and postcards, these eight stories touch the heart of the reader.
To anyone who enjoys Christian fiction, this is a recommended read, and a great idea for a gift for your favourite reader.