New Release – Mended Heart

This week, White Rose Publishing welcomes another first-time White Rose author. Mary Manners tugs at the heartstrings in this contemporary tale of lost loves and second chances. This title was a finalist in the Finally a Bride contest. You won’t want to miss it. Mended Hearts Jade McAllister returns home…

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Mended Hearts
Jade McAllister returns home to Pineyville, Tennessee to help nurse her estranged mother back to health. She’s grateful her friend found her a job as an administrative assistant at Pineyville Church. That is, until she runs into Shane Calkin-the bad-boy-wannabe who broke her heart.

Shane’s job as Youth Director at the church is a far cry from his high school days as the town’s privileged rich kid. The death of his sister has left him with a young niece to raise and a rambunctious puppy to tame. He’s not the self-centered person who once hurt Jade, and all he wants now is a second chance to love her. But how can he prove it to her?

6 Comments

Laurean Brooks on 2010-09-14 at 17:12

Oooh! I love the sound of this book, Mary. Here's wishing you mega-sales and God's blessings.
Mary Manners on 2010-08-31 at 15:40

Thanks for all the wonderful comments. I truly hope you enjoy Mended Heart!
Babyblue22 on 2010-08-29 at 06:27

Sounds like a great story! Congrats on the new release!
And thanks for the chat and contest!
~Afshan
Yankeesblue22@yahoo.com
Jennifer Mathis on 2010-08-28 at 23:59

great site. I'm glad you broughtit 2 my attention at the chat today

please enter me too

meandi09@yahoo.com
Kara Lynn Russell on 2010-08-28 at 18:32

You did Brandy! Thanks for stopping by. I enjoyed the chat today.
Brandlwyne aka Brandy B on 2010-08-28 at 17:49

Hi. I really like your site. I hope I got the right post for the contest!!!

-Brandy
brandyzbooks@yahoo.com

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