Virginia Brides: Spoke of Love/Spinning Out of Control/Weaving a Future (Heartsong Novella Collection)
CATHY MARIE HAKE is a southern California native, who loves her work as a nurse and Lamaze teacher.  She and her husband have a daughter, a son, and a dog, so life is never dull or quiet.  Cathy Marie considers herself a sentimental packrat, collecting antiques and Hummel figurines.  She otherwise keeps busy reading, writing, baking, and being a prayer warrior. 'I am easily distracted during prayer, so I devote certain tasks and chores to specific requests or persons so I can keep faithful in my prayer life.; Award-winning author, VICKIE MCDONOUGH, believes God is the ultimate designer of romance. Vickie loves writing stories where the characters find their true love and grow in their faith. Her first novel, "Sooner or Later" was released in 2005, and she has several more Heartsong Presents novels coming out in the next few years. She has also authored four novellas, which are included in "A Stitch in Time", "Brides 'o' the Emerald Isle", "Lone Star Christmas", and "Kiss The Bride". She is a member of numerous writing and critique groups and has been a book reviewer for four years. Vickie is a wife of thirty years, mother to four sons, three of which still live at home, and she just became a first time grandma. When she's not writing, she enjoys reading, watching movies, and traveling.  SUSAN PAGE DAVIS is the author of six historical novels and a children's fantasy novel, in addition to mysteries. She and her husband, Jim, live in beautiful Maine, where he is a news editor. Both are active in a small independent Baptist church. Their six children range in age from 12 to 29, and when possible they enjoy spending time with their four grandchildren. Susan has home schooled all six children, and the youngest two are still learning at home. She enjoys reading, needlework, genealogy, and meeting her readers. Co-authoring the "Blue Heron Lake" books with her daughter is one of the many blessings brought into her life through writing fiction.