Lisa Wingate
Author of Before We Were Yours
About the Author
Lisa Wingate is an award-winning journalist, magazine columnist, popular inspirational speaker and a national bestselling author. Recently, Lisa's Blue Sky Hill Series received national attention with back-to-back nominations for American Christian Fiction Writers Book of the Year Award for A Month show more of Summer (2009) and The Summer Kitchen (2010). In 2011, Lisa's Novel, Never Say Never, won the American Christian Fiction Writers Book of the Year Award. Lisa is also the author of The Tending Roses, Daily Texas, Moses Lake, and the Texas Hill Country Series. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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Series
Works by Lisa Wingate
Before and After: The Incredible Real-Life Stories of Orphans Who Survived the Tennessee Children's Home Society (2019) 326 copies
The Carolina Heirlooms Collection: The Prayer Box / The Story Keeper / The Sea Keeper's Daughters (A Carolina… (2016) 3 copies
The Blue Sky Hill series: A Month of Summer; The Summer Kitchen; Beyond Summer; Dandelion Summer 2 copies
4689 1 copy
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- Birthdate
- 20th century
- Gender
- female
- Nationality
- USA
- Places of residence
- Texas, USA
- Occupations
- journalist
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Statistics
- Works
- 43
- Also by
- 1
- Members
- 10,493
- Popularity
- #2,269
- Rating
- 4.0
- Reviews
- 517
- ISBNs
- 354
- Languages
- 11
- Favorited
- 6
- Touchstones
- 81
I enjoyed both J. Norman's and Epiphany's stories, but I wish each had been a little more involved. The ending was a bit abrupt and easy, and it certainly lacked closure for Epiphany's side of things.
I did appreciate the author's sense of humor.
"...I'd purchased from some wandering Girl Scouts their entire load of cookies as well as the wagon, on the promise that they would tell other neighborhood children I'd stolen their goods, and that this was no longer a safe place to conduct door-to-door sales." p 40… (more)