Christian Fiction Spotlight with Author Michelle L. Levigne

Welcome to Tabor Heights

by Michelle L. Levigne

Welcome to Tabor Heights:

A friendly little town on Ohio’s North Coast, where sweet romance is always in the air.

Here you’ll be able to explore the lives of the members of the congregation of Tabor Christian Church in the space of two years. The stories overlap, and there’s no one right place to start.

Just like any small town, you come in, you meet someone, you hear their story and get to know them, and they introduce you to their friends, tell you something about them, and you learn those stories. As you get to know these new friends, they introduce you to other people, and tell you about other interesting stories in town.

It’s the same way with Tabor Heights. Start with the story that interests you the most, and then branch out.

Settle back and enjoy your visit.

Welcome!

HOMESPUN:

Before the Tabor Hts novels began, Joel Randolph and Emily Keeler met during summer stock. He was a theater tech director, she was a former Hollywood starlet. During that summer, they shared dreams, laughter, and pain, and dared to join their lives to create the Homespun Theater, and a home together.

SILVER HEARTS:

Rose came to Tabor to help her brother Joel’s family during a time of crisis. She turned her back on her past, and her domineering father, and gained a new family and home. A suitor from childhood tracking her down, and a distinguished gentleman friend weren’t part of her plan — but they made life interesting.

ONE SMALL CHILD:

Last spring, a disgruntled actor tried to steal Max’s identity and destroy her writing career. As Christmas approaches, Max and Tony are preparing for their wedding, but the fallout from spring lands on them in a big way: in the form of a tiny baby abandoned in the Homespun Theater lobby.

SUMMER SONG:

Three years after the events of FIRESONG. Dani and Kurt can’t manage to get much time together, thanks to constant travel in their ministry jobs. Several weeks at a music ministry boot camp gives them a chance to be together. Time together in one place would be perfect, if they weren’t dealing with politics, nasty tricks, grudges, and raging egos.

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