About the Book, The Storm Girl The gripping new historical novel from the USA Today bestselling author of The Girl from Bletchley Park and The Forgotten Secret. A heartbreaking choice. A secret kept for centuries. 1784. When Esther Harris’s father hurts his back, she takes over his role helping smugglers hide contraband in the secret cellar in their pub. But […]
About the book, Turn to Me (a Misty River romance) Series: A Misty River Romance Publisher: Bethany House Publishers Date of Publication: May 3, 2022 Number of Pages: 416 pages Scroll down for Giveaway! His promise will cost him far more than he imagined. Guilt has defined Luke Dempsey’s life, but it was self-destructiveness that […]
About the book: Dear Dana: That time I went crazy and wrote all 580 of my Facebook friends a handwritten letter Publisher : She Writes Press (May 17, 2022) Publication date : May 17, 2022 Language : English When Amy Daughters reconnected with her old pal Dana on Facebook, […]
About the book Comfort Zone Genre: Contemporary / Second Chance Romance / Women’s Fiction Publisher: Fish Tales Publishing Date of Publication: November 1, 2021 Number of Pages: 289 pages Scroll down for Giveaway! The award-winning author of Comfort Songs, Comfort Plans, and Comfort Foods digs into the life of single-mom Anna Weber, an appraiser who […]
About the book, The Bones of Amoret Genre: Mystery /Suspense Publisher: Stitched Smile Publications Date of Publication: April 1, 2022 Number of Pages: 323 pages Scroll down for Giveaway! In this enigmatic follow up to his critically acclaimed debut novel The Cuts that Cure, Arthur Herbert returns to the Texas-Mexico border with this saga of […]
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Oh yours were the best responses yet, MsMeliss. I love Money:: for Nothing (Dire Straits is one of the all-time-best bands) and unhappy – well, your response is positively inspired. Chicago::Cubs and Edward::Bear. . .well, what can one say? I don’t understand Skid Row::Audrey, but then I don’t need to. Looking forward to reading more of your blog in future.
(And I would love to be an amateur cellist, but I haven’t made the effort to do more than admire the music of the instrument and its practitioners yet)