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Welcome to Bette Nordberg's web site!

I was hoping you'd stop by!

We've redesigned the site with you in mind; stay awhile and enjoy the new updates.

In releasing my latest book, Genoa Bay, we held a contest, and I'm happy to announce the winner was Shannon Winslow, of Graham, Washington. Shannon won a trip (for two) from Vancouver, Canada to Genoa Bay, British Columbia via Salt Spring Air, flying over the beautiful Pacific Northwest. She and her hubby will dine at the Genoa Bay restaurant, and stay overnight at a nearby Bed and Breakfast. It should be a great trip!

Books and Blogs:

On these pages, you'll find links to all my books, old and new, including a first chapter excerpt. I've included the backstory behind my titles, and links for purchasing books. From this welcome page, you'll be able to follow my new blog, which covers my Thru-the-Bible Experiment (now two years old), Bette's Culture Comments, Challenges, and Updates on the writing, speaking and publishing process.

Photo Gallery:

In my photo gallery, you can get a birds-eye-view of my world. Here, I've included pictures of our family and our activities, as well as the crazy antics of our friends and church family. You can even see how "the walking girls" have changed over twenty years of walking daily. We're holding our own, I think.

Speaking:

If you know me, you know that speaking to groups is one of my most favorite activities. I'm more gifted as a teacher than a writer, and I cherish the times I get to share truth with an audience. On this page, you'll find some recommendations from past audiences, and, you'll find links to my speaking website on this page as well.

Contact Me:

Where would I be without you, my dear friends and readers? I am genuinely humbled whenever someone tells me they read and enjoyed one of my books. It gives me so much pleasure. I treasure your feedback, and I've saved some of your emails for many years now. I read them whenever the going gets rough. Thank you for that! As always, I'm anxious to hear what you think of my latest works, and look forward to those letters and emails. Please, keep them coming. You can contact me here as well.

Jeremiah: A Bright Light in a Dark Season: Though it's been out for nearly a year, the reviews for this Bible Study have been great. It's recently been translated into French and German. If you'd like to know more about this unusual study, click here.