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Monday, July 23, 2018

Weekly Windup: Still Time to Enter for Adela's Prairie Suitor by Elaine Manders


Welcome to the Weekly Windup! We have a winner to announce!

Winner of 12 Sisters Who Changed History (ebook) by Amber D. Schamel is...Irene Smith!









  If you are a winner, please Contact Us to claim your prize.

This Week's Giveaway:

  Adela's Prairie Suitor (ebook) by Elaine Manders

A clean, Christian romance novella about a Victorian era, western mail-order bride.
Most of the ladies attending the Harvard Annex hope to attain a quality education and advance the status of women--except Adela Mason. All she wants is marriage and a home of her own.
After corresponding with Byron Calhoun, a Kansas farmer, for several months, she's convinced he's the man God has chosen for her. She accepts his invitation to visit the farm so he can "court her properly."
Byron finds Adela as sweet and charming as her letters have indicated, but will she marry him when she finds out he's in danger of losing the farm?
Worse, how can he even convince sweet Adela to stay when his ex-fiance and mother are doing everything they can to run her off?
Prequels to the long historical novel series, "Intrigue Under Western Skies", the Annex Mail-Order Brides novella series follows three courageous young women who find love through the mail.
Check it out on Amazon

Comment on any post now through July 30th to get your name in the drawing! Winner will be announced in the July 31th issue of the Weekly Windup.

 Paperback giveaways are for U.S. residents only.

Coming up this week:

Monday, 7/23: Devotion by Catherine Castle
Tuesday, 7/24: The Music of WWII by Terri Wangard
Wednesday, 7/25: TBA
Thursday, 7/26: Revealing Light, a book review by Linda Shenton Matchett
Friday, 7/27: Interview with Arthur Wilcox by Pegg Thomas
Saturday, 7/28: Character Interview with Cynthia Roemer

3 comments:

  1. Love the cover and the book sounds great too. Thank you!

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  2. I like stories in the Victorian era. It will be fun to see it from the perspective of the good old USA,

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