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July 2016 Free Book Winner!
Congratulations to Shara Mittlestat Pullou, who has won a copy of Jordyn Redwood’s FRACTURED MEMORY!! Shara tells us that her favorite place to read is under a large tree at her campsite with a campfire going — not for the heat, but the delicious smell of campfire smoke! Happy Reading to Shara and everyone!! Sue
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Thank you, Carol!. My husband is the photographer. I loved his photos so much that I asked if he would mind me using them for Monday No-Words-Just-Tranquility blog posts. (He said, “Sure, go ahead.”)
That’s a sky with personality! Beautiful shot, Sue.