Weekly Windup: Comment to Win The Wedding Barter by Alice Arenz

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

Winner of Meet Me at the Fair by Martha Rogers is...Natalya!

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

This Week's Giveaway:

The Wedding Barter (ebook) by Alice Arenz

Riley Carr has been best friends with Amy Lawton since they were toddlers.  While Amy awaits her discharge from the Army, Riley's been left in charge of helping to arrange "a very small, intimate ceremony with no fanfare" for Amy and her fiancé. But, Riley has something else in mind.

With the aid of two other friends, Riley presents her “wedding barter” idea to groom, David Herron. He agrees, providing best man, Mike Todd, stays in the loop to keep things from getting out of hand.

It doesn't help that the giant of a man is threatening, overbearing, and just doesn’t seem to like her or her ideas. But, when Todd gives Riley an ultimatum of producing results in three weeks or he’ll take over, she’s determined to prove him wrong. . .in more ways than one.

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Comment on any post now through July 1st to get your name in the drawing! Winner will be announced in the July 2nd issue of the Weekly Windup.

 Paperback giveaways are for U.S. residents only.

Coming up this week:

Monday, 6/25: A devotion by Laura Poole
Tuesday, 6/26: TBA
Wednesday, 6/27: Guest Alexis Goring
Thursday, 6/28: A book Review by Jodie Wolfe
Friday, 6/29: A Cover Reveal of The Captain's Challenge by Elaine Manders
Saturday, 6/30: An Interview with Kelly Goshorn

Weekly Windup: Comment to Win Meet Me at the Fair by Martha Rogers

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

Winner Stained Glass Mandalas coloring book by Vickie McDonough is...Natalya L.!

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

This Week's Giveaway:

Meet Me at the Fair (Ebook) by Martha Rogers

Laurel has a tragic past and the rejections of men who can’t see beyond her scars keep her from opening up to others and the scars well covered. The first time Trent sees her, he is smitten with her beauty and her delicious candy. When she goes to St. Louis to open her candy booth at the fair, Trent seizes the opportunity to learn more about her. He sees beyond the scars to the intelligent and talented business woman she is, but can she open her heart to find a love stronger and deeper than any physical scars.

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Comment on any post now through June 24th to get your name in the drawing! Winner will be announced in the June 25th issue of the Weekly Windup.

 Paperback giveaways are for U.S. residents only.

Coming up this week:

Monday, 6/11: My Friend, My Father by Carole Brown
Tuesday, 6/12: The Grand Dame of Broadway by Linda Shenton Matchett
Wednesday, 6/13: TBA
Thursday, 6/14: Captive in Iran -Book review by Shirley Raye Redmond
Friday, 6/15: Book review by Jenn Fromke
Saturday, 6/16: Interview with Miss Cecelia Hale of "Among the Poppies" by
Pegg Thomas

Martha Rogers ~ THE HOMEWARD JOURNEY ~

A Series you'll want to own for your keeper shelves ~

 Book One ~ 
Can Sallie and Manfred over come the distance that the war has put between them and find love?


  Martha Rogers has excelled again at producing a series of stories that touch the heart and keep the reader turning pages.

 
Book Two ~
Why can't people see what's on the inside? 




 Each of the books in this series can be read as a 'stand-alone' or from one - three. . .either way you do not want to read JUST one. I don't want to give anything away, but reading the story of Manfred and Sallie touches on the very life blood that flows through Martha Rogers's veins. . .check that out to see exactly what I mean by it.

Book Three ~

At odds over their beliefs and separated by the war, Molly and Stefan learn to depend on God.


No matter how things change ~ they so often remain the same. In this day and age of another war our country is involved in, I can't help but wonder how many Molly's and Stephan's or Sallie's and Manfred's exist here in the United States today.

Martha's books touch on the very things our fellow countrymen and their loved ones must face today. I am so THANKFUL for those who're willing to sacrifice their holidays as well as their very lives for the freedoms we enjoy.