Nov. ’12 Book Winner!
Congratulations to Arlene Daniel Coulter, our November 2012 Book Winner!! Arlene, I’ll be sending you Katie Ganshert’s wonderful novel, Wildflowers From Winter! Happy Reading!!
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Congratulations to Mary Cahill who won our November 2019 FREE BOOK!! I have your address, Mary. I’ll send the book ASAP! Happy Thanksgiving and Happy Cooking! Sue
Your Pet/TYNAN!
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Merry Christmas from Tynan!! As you can see, Tynan, a black lab, loves Christmas. His owner, writer Carol Garvin, says that Tynan thinks there’s nothing like unwrapping a “new stuffie” on Christmas morning! Do your pets have Christmas presents under the tree (or in the barn, doghouse, stable…) on Christmas Day? Tynan’s owner Carol Garvin…
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Celebrate with me the first novel written by my friend Wendy Paine Miller, THE DISAPPEARING KEY! (Photo by Brooke Miller. Used with Permission) Our give-away copy is a new trade paperback. Here’s a blurb from the Amazon page: “The night of their daughter’s birth, Gabrielle and her husband Roy fused their genetic and engineering geniuses…
December ’13 Second Free Book!
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To celebrate the Christmas season, we’re giving away 2 copies of SAINTS AMONG US so we’ll have 2 winners! The novel SAINTS AMONG US by Ann Marie Rodgers is set at Christmas time at the Grace Chapel Inn.and is one of a series published by Guideposts that features the Howard Sisters. Both give-away copies are…
A Glance Back – Back
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Um, no, the title is NOT a typo, and the picture? Let me explain. In December 2007 my husband Neil, a high school principal, had begun his first day of Christmas break. He was silently celebrating that he had only one chore left to accomplish, and then the next two weeks were his to do…
Puppy Love/Airedale!
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The Airedale is the largest of all terriers and was originally bred to hunt water otters. The breed was developed from the black-and-tan terrier and the otter hound and takes its name from the area where it originated – the River Aire region in Yorkshire, England. I’ve never had the privilege of personally knowing an…
Woohooo! What a neat little surprise blessing. Thank you!