(NAPSA)—Manyfaithful readers may soon return to a neighborhood they love for the wedding of a lifetime. The neighborhood, Mitford, is the setting for Jan Karon’s novels and the event is the muchanticipated wedding of Father Tim Kavanagh and Cynthia Coppersmith. In the early Mitford OUsets NCO hUaTomclCohere Mi tie conem tou od A Common Life SUTrelcbbteiae a7 ead JAN KARON Readers of Jan Karon’s novels have found an extended family. Now they can enjoy the wedding. books, readers have seen the relationship between Father Tim and Cynthia blossom from a friendship as neighborsto a blissful life together as a happily married couple. In A Common Life: (Penguin Books, $13), they may sample the wondrous events that brought this happy couple together. Once again,all of Karon’s favorite characters are there to help with the wedding arrangements and share in the joy. There are impediments to the course of true love, but in the end the wed- ding is as beautiful as the love between Father Tim and Cynthia. As always, Karon’s novel warms the heart with its lovable characters and gentle humor. And don’t miss Jan Karon’s new novel, In This Mountain. Ask your bookstore to reserve a copy for you.
