Traci Tyne Hilton has just released "Hearts To God".

Traci Tyne Hilton has just released the first story in a new series by Sarah Price:

“Hearts To God – A Sarah Price Christian Romance”

It is available right now on Amazon Kindle but will soon be on Kobo and Barnes and Noble Nook.

Here is the Amazon Kindle link and more on the story and the author:

http://www.amazon.com/Hearts-God-Sarah-Christian-Romance-ebook/dp/B00GVA3W62/ref=sr_1_9?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1385405622&sr=1-9&keywords=traci+tyne+hilton

Orphaned as an infant, Madeline Snow grew up in the Shaker community—the perfect place to learn reverence, hard work, and a love for God that surpasses the need for an earthly family. But the difference between what the Bible says and what the Shakers taught was too much for Madeline, so when she came of age, she left the safety of her home for a new life with her much older sister.

Madeline had been trained to grow herbs and make medicine by the best herbalists in her community, but in the wild Oregon Outback finding a husband is the only proper occupation for a single lady. Madeline left the Shaker community, but her devotion to God and the principle of celibacy, are unchanged. Finding a husband to direct her life is her last priority.

But her sister and guardian is just as stubborn as Madeline. Madeline will marry, whether she wants to or not.

Unfortunately for Madeline, finding a husband isn’t simply a matter of falling in love. Some men are off limits, no matter how they make your heart thunder.

Traci Tyne Hilton is an award winning author and playwright from Portland, Oregon. Her newest book Good, Clean, Murder won the Mystery/Suspense category in the Christian Writers of the West Phoenix Rattler Contest, and was a finalist in the Write Integrity press Books of Hope contest.

Traci has a BA in History from Portland State University and lives in the rainiest part of the Pacific Northwest with her husband the mandolin playing funeral director from Kansas, their two daughters, and their dog, Dr. Watson.

More of Traci's work can be found at tracihilton.com