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Title:Double Shot (Maya Davis #3)
Author:Erynn Mangum
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:Anniversary Edition
Pages:Pages: 285 pages
Published:November 12th 2010 by NavPress Publishing Group (first published October 29th 2010)
Categories:Christian Fiction. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Christian. Contemporary. Fiction
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Now that Maya is engaged to Jack, the love of her life, everything should be perfect, but actually, it's the opposite. Maya must trust that God is in control even when things seem to be a disastrous mess.
This fiction novel uses the power of story and humor to challenge teens to discover the relevance of faith in their lives. This fun, lighthearted read promotes trust in God.


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ISBN: 1615215492 (ISBN13: 9781615215492)
Edition Language: English
Series: Maya Davis #3


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What do I think about these books? Good question. The last review I did on an Erynn Mangum (Miss Match) was pretty much a review of the entire series, so this also will be a review of the entire series. :) I know I am not really consistent because I posted my review for the entire series on the Miss Match page (the first book in the series Lauren Holbrook), and now I am posting my review for the entire series of Maya Davis on Double Shot (the last book in the series).I absolutely loved these

Double Shot starts where Latte Daze ends: Maya and Jack are engaged and now planning a life together. Maya must plan a wedding (planning not being her strong point) in just a few short months while figuring out what God has planned for her and Jack. A possible move away from her family and friends along with complications with Kates pregnancy (I won't spoil what happens) teach Maya to trust God even when His ways dont make sense on her sticky notes.One of the best things about this series is the

Double Shot by Erynn Mangum is the last of the Maya Davis Novel series published by NavPress. Maya Davis, who is now engaged to the love of her life, Jack, believes that all will go well from then on. Little did she know that planning their wedding is a complicated matter by itself. Add to that the prospect of a major life change brought on by getting married. But when Jack is offered a better job which entails a transfer to another city, Maya begins to doubt if marrying Jack is Gods will for

SPOILER WARNING!!!!THIS IS A REVIEW OF ALL THREE BOOKS IN THE MAYA DAVIS SERIES!HOWEVER, I REALLY DON'T GO OVER THE STORYLINES IN DETAIL, SO IT'S NOT THAT SPOILERY. JUST A WARNING.I now officially adore Erynn Mangum. I had thought that she couldnt get much better than the Lauren Holbrook series, which was completely amazing (My review). However, apparently Erynn is just stock full of hilarious characters and great story lines that resonate with normal people like me.Both of these series are

This book had me dying from laughter SO many times. :P

dull,it had it's funny moments but I was bored.

This was the 6th book (I read another series) of Erynn Mangums. The first two books in the series were a quick read. I breezed through them. This one seemed to take me FOREVER! I just couldn't bring myself to want to sit down and finish it. I did though b/c I wanted to know what happened. I have to say that Maya kinda got on my nerves. The first two books in the series were okay, but by this third book in the series, I was quite annoyed by her and her negativity. She didn't seem to really be in