Out of the Blue

by Joeli Baldwin

Overview

Jori's anxious to get back on her own after a nasty break-up and living with her best friend for the past year. On her first night in her new apartment, after half-heartedly unpacking, she decides to treat herself to her favorite restaurant and jazz club. While there, she is unexpectedly reunited with her original Mr. Right-that-did-her-wrong. How can Jori reconcile this handsome superstar - now with a young son in tow and in the midst of a nasty divorce - to the young, brilliant musician who won her heart, and her innocence, so long ago? Ben has since realized his dream of becoming a professional jazz saxophonist, but is it too late for the more personal dreams that Jori and Ben once shared?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940011924675
Publisher:	Holy Fire Publishing
Publication date:	05/13/2010
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	368
File size:	224 KB

About the Author

Joeli Jackson Baldwin currently resides in North Carolina working as a License Examiner with the Division of Motor Vehicles and writing during her free time. That is if she can find any free time between being a full-time mother, employed full-time, and being an active member of First Missionary Baptist Church in Southern Pines, NC.

Joeli is constantly amazed and grateful for how God keeps working in her life, and only hopes to be able to praise Him and repay Him in some small way for how He continues to bless her through what she considers her "writing ministry."

Editorial Reviews

"Best novel I had have the pleasure to read in a long time. I do recomend my friends to read. It's money well spent."

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Out of the blue comes a new novelist who, I predict, will indeed be the recipient of several writing awards during her career. Where has she been and when is her next novel coming out? Reading Joeli J. Baldwin's first novel, Out Of The Blue, was a refreshing, stimulating, encouraging, emotional experience. The characters are so real and became such a part of my life that I started praying for one of them! Then I remembered, "Oh, he's not real!" The plot is well-developed, and I have never read a

Sarah Person