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This Week's Giveaway:
CSPA Book of the Year Award winner, Dawn of Liberty (ebook edition) by Amber Schamel
Liberty comes with a price. Can a fledgling nation bear the cost?
British forces advance upon a struggling colonial army. The time of decision has come. Declare independence, or give up the fight. The weight of a nation rests on Samuel Adams' shoulders as he joins the delegates of the Second Continental Congress. Can he raise the cause of Liberty above the fear of the King's wrath in the hearts of his countrymen?
Three riveting short stories follow Samuel Adams as he struggles through the events surrounding the Declaration of Independence and evokes the Dawn of Liberty.
Dawn of Liberty
Liberty hangs in the balance. With Pennsylvania's vote divided, the declaration may not pass. Samuel Adams has two hours to convince the delegates to pass the document or the lives sacrificed for freedom will be worthless.
A Shot at Freedom
"The Regulars are coming!"
Samuel Adams is awakened by Revere's cry of alarm. A large force of British soldiers are marching on Lexington to seize him and his compatriot, John Hancock. Adams and Hancock encourage the militia to make a stand against the Regulars, but should they stay and join the fight, or escape to safety?
Samuel Adams is awakened by Revere's cry of alarm. A large force of British soldiers are marching on Lexington to seize him and his compatriot, John Hancock. Adams and Hancock encourage the militia to make a stand against the Regulars, but should they stay and join the fight, or escape to safety?
Travail of a Nation
Samuel Adams felt the weight of the nation resting on his shoulders as he and his cousin entered the Pennsylvania State House. If the declaration did not pass today, their chances at ever truly gaining independence were all but lost. The British forces bound to arrive in New York any day would crush their revolution if it was not bolstered by a formal declaration.
The "Travail Of A Nation" has begun...
The "Travail Of A Nation" has begun...
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Coming up this week:
Monday, 6/26: Lord on our Side Devotion by Jodie Wolfe
Tuesday, 6/27: Tidbit with Terri Wangard
Wednesday, 6/28: Red, White and Blue Coasters with Elaine Manders
Thursday, 6/29: Book Review
Friday, 6/30: Fun with Catherine Castle
Saturday, 7/1: TBA
Tuesday, 6/27: Tidbit with Terri Wangard
Wednesday, 6/28: Red, White and Blue Coasters with Elaine Manders
Thursday, 6/29: Book Review
Friday, 6/30: Fun with Catherine Castle
Saturday, 7/1: TBA
Announcements
Join Amber Schamel and 7 other Christian authors for some 4th of July fun! Games, trivia and a chance to win a $50 Amazon gift card will be part of the fun on June 29th starting at 5:30 EDT!https://www.facebook.com/events/1688664428104438
Dawn of Liberty is the perfect book to read as we celebrate the 4th of July in a week. Amber Schamel, you brought history to life with Samuel Adams' stories in this book. God bless.
ReplyDelete*blush* Thank you, Marilyn. :)
DeleteCan't believe it is time for another July 4th Celebration!
ReplyDeleteI know, Connie! It seems this year is flying faster than a speeding bullet.
DeleteI love history and Sam Adams. I think the founding fathers are under-appreciated! We need to recognize that they gave up a lot to give our fledgling country a solid beginning! Would love to win this book!
ReplyDeleteI so agree, Paula. It is really amazing what the founding father's went through for our freedom. Best wishes in the giveaway!
DeleteOh, giveaways are such fun! Thanks for doing this!
ReplyDeleteGiveaways are fun, Abigail! We like them a lot here at STT, so be sure to stop back every week to see what we have going. :)
DeleteI enjoy reading history fiction. Love this cover.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy reading history fiction. Love this cover.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Karen! Roseanna White designed the cover and I think she did a great job. :) Thanks for stopping by and best wishes in the drawing!
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