Ann H. Gabhart

Inspirational fiction author, Ann H. Gabhart, has written a romance for the ages with its powerful characterization and intriguing setting of a daily press in 1850s Louisville. In Words Spoken True (Revell trade paperback, on sale now!), spunky and capable heroine Adriane Darcy lives and breathes her father's newspaper. And she'll stop at nothing to make sure it remains the most highly circulated paper in the city.

The lucky winner of Ann's February contest will be able to show her own journalistic style with a fun newsprint- inspired book bag. The grand prizewinner—and two additional winners—will each receive a wonderful book from Ann's backlist of Christian novels.

WORD SPOKEN TRUE
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Adriane was born with ink in her blood and raised amid the clattering press of her father's Tribune office—Louisville's top newspaper in 1855. But when brash young editor Blake Garrett, takes over the failing competitor paper, his Yankee ways and controversial new reporting style ignite a battle for readers that threatens to destroy the Darcy's life work.

The undeniable attraction between Adriane and Blake is hard to ignore. But Blake is the enemy, and Adriane is engaged to the son of a powerful businessman who holds the keys to the Tribune's future. Blake will stop at almost nothing to get the story—and the girl. Can he do both before it's too late?

Praise for Words Spoken True

"Words Spoken True has subtle foreshadowing, exquisite metaphors, and remarkable characters."—Long and Short Reviews

"Gabhart's ability to transport readers into the world of newspaper writing in the 1850s is amazing. Her latest conveys the power of the written word, family secrets and the knowledge that the choices we want to make are not always the ones that happen in the end."—RT BOOK REVIEWS, 4 stars

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Contest ends: February 29, 2012