Chance of Loving You Paperback – May 1, 2015

Very exciting stories from three different authors! All with the message that God wants us to serve Him, love him and live our lives for Him!Once you start a new story, don't expect to do anything till that story is done!I highly recommend this book!

When a waiter promises half a lottery ticket as a tip, and then they win, creates a fun romance with some suspense. The money gets in the way of the romance but of course, as it is a romance they get their happy ending . Well worth reading!

I enjoyed these stories. The stories are well y to old and enjoyed the faith thread running through them.Thank you to all the authors!

Three different authors. Three different stories. Each a winner. Each with great s. Each the Biblical truth. Each with with and humor. Enjoy

I wanted to like this book because two of my favorite authors, Candace Calvert and Susan May Warren, were featured in it. Actually, Candace's story was pretty good. However, I tend to stay away from novellas because I find there is so much telling, and the characters are so undeveloped. Terri Blackstock's story was the worst--Julie and Blake seemed to have no motivation other than getting money, and did nothing other than argue about money until, surprise, they decide to marry--and then argue some more. Really?As mentioned, I did enjoy The Recipe, especially Aimee's love of cooking, the discussion of her relationship with her mom, and her relationships with those at the hospital. I think Susan May Warren would have done something similar, but her first chapter seemed so rush I didn't finish the book. I think I'll stick to novels as much as possible.

Outstanding as always. Grabs you early and keeps you till the very end. Terri is an outstanding author everything I’ve read is wonderful.

I really enjoyed Candace's story, By the Recipe. It was touching and unpredictable. The other 2 stories were ones I paged through to get to the conclusion. I want to read more of Candace's stories.

I am an avid reader of all three of these authors and love their books. I felt this collection fell a little short with the short love stories presented. The story by Terri Blackstock was interesting in terms of how important money is to happiness in life. It did make me "crazy", but I had to smile as the 2 characters went back and forth with their attitudes and values.