Comments for Serena B. Miller

Comment on Oops! by Lisa Gill

Lisa Gill — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 12:22:12 +0000

Thank you Serena for letting me know the name of your new book and when it will be released! I will look forward to it!

Comment on Oops! by Serena

Serena — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 14:00:44 +0000

Hi Lisa,

Thanks for letting me know that you enjoyed The Measure Of Katie Calloway. I love hearing from readers! The name of the second Michigan historical is A PROMISE TO LOVE and will be available October 1 in most Christian bookstores, Barnes and Noble, and on-line at Christian Book Distributers, Revell Publishing, and Amazon. In the meantime, you might enjoy my second Amish novel, AN UNCOMMON GRACE, that will be out April 3rd and will be available in the same stores.

Blessings,
Serena

Comment on Oops! by Lisa Gill

Lisa Gill — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 12:27:19 +0000

I just finished reading your novel, The Measure of Katie Calloway. I really enjoyed the book and I would really like to read your next book about life in Michigan in 1871. You didn’t mention the name of this book and I was hoping you could email me with the name of the book and when it will be published and ready to buy. I’m really looking forward to reading the new book! Thanks!

Comment on Oops! by Judy Lenn

Judy Lenn — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 14:52:03 +0000

Hello Serena,
I do a vast amount of reading between making jewelry, scrapping, photography, and visiting with my blessings: my children and grandchildren. You book truly opened up wonderful emotions: fear, grief, happiness, love and God’s blessings of His great Grace. Thank you, thank you. Please keep writing about our wonderful Michigan. My ancestors came from Denmark and landed safely in Grayling, Michigan…home of Hartwick Pines. They were loggers. My husband’s great grandfather was from Norway and he also was a logger in Cadillac, Michigan. He was killed in a logging accident when sled hit him. Your story was true to the hardships of the loggers.
May God bless you abundantly with His great Love and Grace!
Judy Lenn

Comment on Oops! by Mary McCarthy

Mary McCarthy — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 02:19:18 +0000

Hello, I just finished The Measure of Katie this weekend. It was a treasure to read!! I rarely read new fiction anymore because of the content (I’ve been spoiled by older books and continue to read those; Willa Cather, etc.). However your book was a breath of fresh air, please keep up the great work!!

Comment on The Measure of Katie Calloway by Debbie Paul

Debbie Paul — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 18:38:45 +0000

Serena,
Thank you for this wonderful book! I just finished, and was thinking as I did there need to
be LOTS of sequels. Enjoyed every minute of it!!! Such a great, wonderful story & characters that become your friends almost the moment you meet them in the book.
May God richly bless your talent and writing. Can’t wait for the release of this book! I’m going through a difficult time right now in my life; and this book has given me hope and inspiration!

Comment on The Measure of Katie Calloway by Sue Adams

Sue Adams — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 14:32:18 +0000

I can’t wait to order this book. Even though it’s not a sequel to “The Measure of Katie Calloway” it’s your style of writing that draws me into the lives of the people. I feel I know them personally and find myself thinking about them and hoping they are doing well. You are truly gifted in your writings.

Comment on Living with the Amish by hedy

hedy — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 16:44:44 +0000

i love reading about the Amish and understand there are many ‘groups’..
the thing that comes across in so many books..[whether true or not - i do not know] are the many misunderstandings that happen because they cannot or refuse to TALK to one another from their heart. Even within the family!!
to me the major thing that is so sad are the children born with problems because of the lack of ‘new blood’ within a district.
I admire the Amish so much for living as they do which requires such hard work morning to night.
I am extremely LAZY geesh.more than that even, by their standards…
when i read about washing the floors and WALLS and so much it gives me a spurt of ‘get up and go’ but sadly it doesn’t last..LOL.
you are so lucky to have formed such a wonderful closeness with some families.
i would love to…

Comment on The Measure of Katie Calloway by Margaret @ Creative Madness Mama

Margaret @ Creative Madness Mama — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 15:43:32 +0000

Hey there, I’m really ecstatic about the idea of a sequel too. I finished the book the other day and wrote a review from my nook that should have posted at BN, but it disappeared, so I rewrote a new review this morning. I posted it just now and it’s on goodreads, Creative Madness Mama and it’s currently the top post at http://www.ChristianHistoricalFiction.com

Here’s a direct link –> http://creativemadnessmama.com/blog/2011/10/14/the-measure-of-katie-calloway-by-serena-miller/

Comment on The Measure of Katie Calloway by Katie McCurdy

Katie McCurdy — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 18:52:44 +0000

Ohh, I didn’t know you were planning a sequel to The Measure of Katie Calloway. How cool! I just finished this book last week and COMPLETELY enjoyed it. 5 big stars from me!! What an awesome story!

Now I get to look forward to The Endurance of Ingrid Larsen. I’m sure it will be just as awesome as Katie’s story. (Though I might still be partial to Katie Calloway…as she shares my name! lol!)

Keep up the awesome work, Serena!