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COZY BOOKS
Cozy Stories
Over the 24 years Robin has been writing, she’s taken great delight in crafting a variety of books that don’t fall into a series. These non-fiction, full-length fiction, novellas and gift books include a Women of Faith novel, Gardenias for Breakfast, two Christmas Novellas, the popular, Gentle Passages: Guiding Your Daughter into Womanhood as well as Take Flight!, a Sisterchicks devotional she co-authored with her Sisterchick, Cindy Hannan. Robin says, “Watch for more cozy stories. The ideas just keep on coming!”
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WHAT READERS ARE SAYING:
You nailed it in Gardenias for Breakfast. Nailed it! I’m from Louisiana and felt as if I was transported back there as I read this book. You have such a tender way of weaving truth into your stories. I always feel closer to God when I read one of your books but this one is definitely my favorite. I love this book!
~ Sharlene
Gentle Passages is such a gem of a book! I bought five copies for all the women in my church Women’s Ministry team and we are going to host a special event for moms and daughters using many of the ideas you included in this book. We want our daughters to know how special they are in God’s eyes and help make their journey into womanhood a gentle passage. Thank you for giving us everything we need in this book to host an event with deep eternal value.
~ Mary
Your Father Christmas novellas are the most delightful Christmas stories I’ve read in a long, long time. I love the English setting and the characters are unforgettable. I love these books! I sent them to my daughter, who serves in the US military. She recently wrote to say that these two little books have made all the rounds and as a result she had been able to have several significant conversations about spiritual things. Your stories opened the door for her to share her faith and I will always be grateful to you for that.
~ Evelyn
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Under a Maui Moon
In this new standalone novel, Robin introduces readers to Carissa, a woman in mid-life who finds that everything in her world is falling apart. She’s not sure if she can trust her husband and all that had once been familiar is now slipping through her fingers. That’s when a trusted friend places a key into Carissa’s hand; a key to a hideaway cottage on the island of Maui. Carissa flies across the Pacific only to find that an urgent question has followed her to the islands. Before she returns to the mainland she needs to know, “Is my marriage over?” Embraced by tropical breezes and sheltered by swaying palms Carissa is captivated by the tales of Ka’ahumanu, a royal woman from old Hawaii. It is by looking into the past and understanding the source of strength that prevailed in Ka’ahumanu’s life that Carissa is able to find hope and direction for her future. And when that strength comes to her, Carissa gets her heart back and oh, so much more.
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