Book Your Lunch with Beth Webb Hart

Beth Webb Hart

Fri., September 3rd, 2010 from 12-2pm
@ The Lazy Goat, $25 per person
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South Carolina native and critically acclaimed author Beth Webb Hart brings us another Christian fiction novel, Love, Charleston (Thomas Nelson, paperback, $14.99), an inspiring, heart-warming novel set in romantic Charleston, South Carolina.

“Stay and wait.” Anne Brumley heard these words years ago in the bell tower at Saint Michael’s Church in Charleston. She’s certain they were from God and has been waiting for true love ever since. But her sister, Della, and their cousin, Alicia, have their doubts. Could Anne have misunderstood His calling?

Saint Michael’s new rector may be the answer to Anne’s prayers. Good-old-boy and widower Roy Summerall can’t believe he’s been called to pastor such an historical and decidedly rich congregation. He can’t possibly measure up to their expectations.

It will take a miracle of extraordinary love to provide a happy ending for each of these four Charleston friends.

About the author:
Beth Webb Hart, a South Carolina native, holds a B.A. in English Literature from Hollins College and an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from Sarah Lawrence College. Her first novel, Grace at Low Tide, was one of three finalists for the 2006 Christy Awards in the general/contemporary fiction category. Her second novel, Adelaide Piper, was selected for Books-A-Million’s book club and for their national book of the month for December, 2006. Both titles were included in the “Top 10 Christian Novels of 2006″ list by Booklist, the American Library Association’s review journal. Hart’s third novel, The Wedding Machine, became an ECPA bestseller in July of 2008.

Beth lectures on a variety of topics and has taught creative writing on the college and high school level where she received two national awards from Scholastic, Inc. Beth Webb lives with her husband, Edward Hart, and their daughter in Charleston, South Carolina, where she serves as a writer-in-residence at Ashley Hall.