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Letters in the Attic by DeAnna Dodson
Up in her grandmother’s attic in Stony Point, Maine, Annie Dawson finds a stack of old letters from her childhood friend Susan Morris. Annie remembers Susan fondly and would like to get back in touch, but nobody seems to know what’s become of her.
Wow we had nearly 3,000 people enter PJ's Sweet KINDLE giveaway. Wow, wow, wow!
Thank you to everyone who entered the contest, blogged about the contest, reviewed Licensed for Trouble, and shared it with your friends and family. YOU all have made this contest a huge success – I love writing books for you all.
Whisper on the Wind
She risked everything to rescue him. But what if he doesn’t want to be saved?
Belgium, 1916 The German Imperial Army may have conquered Belgium on its march through Europe, but the small country refuses to be defeated.
An underground newspaper surfaces to keep patriotism alive and bring hope and real news of the war to the occupied country.
Licensed for Trouble, the latest and final installment in the PJ Sugar series, is in stores now! To celebrate the release, we’re giving away a Kindle!! You can enter using Twitter, Facebook, or e-mail using the icons below.
One Grand Prize winner will receive a A SWEET Kindle prize package that includes:
Jill's lastest release Abigail follows
the bestselling *Michal* and continues Jill Eileen Smith’s rich story of David’s wives.Abigail is the third wife of King David and her journey
is one of heartache and shattered dreams, but in the end she grows
stronger for what she has endured and her relationship to David takes
an interesting turn.
ACFW has just announced the finalists for the 2010 ACFW Carol Awards (formerly Book of the Year). These awards recognize excellence in Christian fiction in a variety of categories, and represent fiction titles released in 2009. Totally honored to have a double nomination!
Here are this year’s finalists:
Debut Author
Bonnie Grove –
In its prime, the Matador Hotel in downtown Albuquerque, New Mexico, hosted railroad barons ,governors, foreign dignitaries, famous outlaws, and even a U.S. president. But by 1954, the Matador was a residence for those with nowhere else to go. Six men, who spent their young lives as cowboys in the Southwest, now gather at the Matador for weekly games of cribbage.
Perfectionist Martin Davis's life is in turmoil. The lonely businessman's search for companionship led him to adopt a dog—a rather rambunctious terrier. And now Martin's at his wits' end. When dog trainer Emily Ireland offers to help, Martin is grateful—and intrigued. But he's wary of getting too close to the sweet, pretty Emily,
German emigre Mariel Wolffe dreams of starting a new life in 1846 Texas. But as she travels west on a wagon train, her wealthy employers beat her. Texas Ranger Carson Quinn wants to help her. Will they be able to overcome her painful past and a battle with Santa Anna’s troops to forge a future together?
