
Wow, can you believe it! My first trade-sized novel (since I've been sick) is soon to release!! I'm so excited that I am celebrating!!!
That's where you come in. I want to give away five copies. Through a computer program, I will randomly select five names from the list of people who respond to this blog, then I'll contact you for addresses, etc., and send you your free copy of my book.
All I ask in return is that, if you like the book, you spread the word. Tell others, write a review on Amazon or Christianbook.com.--whatever you want to do. That's it!
Here's the back cover blurb:
"The tide of World War II washed away Julia Hilton's happily-ever-after dreams of marriage to Stefan Zimmer...and left heartbreak in its wake. Years later, Lukas Gable wants nothing more than to leave his painful memories buried along the distant shores of Lake Michigan...until an unexpected inheritance forces him to return and face his past. When this oddly familiar stranger enters Julia's life, will they discover that the love letters once written in the sand will resurface to be forever written on their hearts?"
Time to celebrate--God isn't finished with me yet!! Whooohoooo!!!! Thanks for joining my party. :-)
Labels: authors, party, reviews, romance novel

REVIEWS
I was just looking at the reviews that came out today from Romantic Times. None of my books were reviewed this time so I have no horse in the race this month but it got me to thinking about how we authors put way too much stock in them. I bet you, our friends, didn't realize we hang on everything you say and our ego is all tied up in how well you like our newest offering. LOL But while I was on the site, I glanced back through the reviews they've done for me. Do you know my best selling books are usually a 3, not a 4 or a 4 1/2? Isn't that funny?
The Lightkeeper's Daughter only got a 3 and it is selling like crazy!
So that got me to wondering just what is it that makes a reader tell another reader about a book they read? What will make you grab a friend and say you have to read this book or this author? Any insight to help us hit the mark even better for what you like to read?
Labels: Lonestar Homecoming, reviews, The Lightkeeper's Daughter