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As You Wish (Christy and Todd: College Years Book #2)

In this second installment of the Christy and Todd: College Years series, the couple faces the complexities of maintaining their commitment while balancing academic pressures, social lives, and evolving individual aspirations. The narrative explores themes of faith, communication, and the transition from adolescence to adulthood, as Christy and Todd learn to support each other through new experiences and uncertainties. Their journey highlights the importance of trust and mutual respect in a relationship tested by distance and changing circumstances. more

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Robin Jones Gunn
Robin Jones Gunn

Robin Jones Gunn (born April 18, 1955) is an American Christian fiction author known for her young adult and women's novels. She is best known for the 'Christy Miller' series and the 'Glenbrooke Stories' series, which have sold over 4 million copies worldwide and been translated into multiple languages. Her works often explore themes of faith, friendship, and personal growth, resonating with young readers. Born in Wisconsin, she now resides in Oregon, continuing her writing and speaking ministry. more

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