Weekly Wind-Up Comment to Win The Messiah's Sign by Amber Schamel!

Congratulations to Jackie McNutt who was the winner of last week's giveaway of Gunpowder Tea by Margret Brownley (Compliments of Joy Avery Melville)

If you are a winner, please contact us here with your address to claim your prize. 

 

This week's giveaway is:

The Messiah's Sign by Amber Schamel

Stitches Thru Time author Amber Schamel's new book releases this week! She's celebrating by giving away an AUTOGRAPHED paperback!

Dreams…they shouldn’t bother him, but when Tyrus’ worst nightmare is vindicated, he has no choice but to face reality. His wife has been unfaithful, and God has punished her with the most feared disease in the land: leprosy. Banishing her to the leper colony, Tyrus struggles to raise their son alone and protect him from a merciless outlaw. But when Malon begins following the teacher from Nazareth, what remains of their business and reputation is at stake. Can Tyrus save his son from the beguiling lies of a false Messiah before he loses the only thing he has left?

Comment on any post this week to enter!

Amber would also like to invite all of you to the facebook Launch party for her new release!

October 17th at 6pm Mountain Time on her facebook page.

https://www.facebook.com/events/564666010300320/

 

Coming up this week:

Musing Monday: God Protects His People by Michelle Morris

Tidbit Tuesday: A Woman's Work is Never Done by Linda Matchett

Woven Wednesday: Yes, There is Hope with Guest Blogger Sandra Ardoin

Thoughtful Thursday: Book Review

Fun Friday:The Rattlesnake Saloon with Patricia Bradley

Sit-Down Saturday: Author Interview with Piper Huguley

We look forward to hanging out with you this week!

    Winners will be announced in the Weekly Wind-up.

 Check out our Prizes Galore Page to see all our giveaways.

Announcements:

Congratulations to Stitches Author Carole Brown! Her book, The Redemption of Caralynne Hayman has been named a finalist in the Laurel Awards! 

 http://www.clashofthetitles.com/2014/10/announcing-laurel-finalists.html

Weekly Wind-Up Comment to Win Gunpowder Tea by Margret Brownley

Congratulations to Dora Wagner who was the winner of last week's giveaway of The Chamomile by Susan Craft (with 3 seed packets)!

 Cynthia (cfernstaedt) is the winner of Saturday's giveaway of The Family Quilt by Mona Hodgson!

If you are a winner, please contact us here with your address to claim your prize. 

 

This week's giveaway is:

Gunpowder Tea by Margret Brownley
(Compliments of Joy Avery Melville)

In a case that could change her career, Miranda uncovers a love that will change her life. 

When Miranda Hunt sees the classified ad for an heiress to the legendary Last Chance Ranch, she knows assuming the identity of Annie Beckman is the perfect cover. As one of the finest agents for the Pinkerton Detective Agency, Miranda has been tasked with apprehending the Phantom - an elusive and notorious train robber thought to be hiding on the sprawling ranch.

But she isn't the only one there with something to hide. Wells Fargo detective Jeremy Taggert is working the scene undercover as well. And although their true identities are a secret, it is impossible for Jeremy and Miranda to hide the spark that flares between them.

But neither is about to let romance interfere with such a huge case. Besides, Miranda hasn't removed Jeremy from her list of suspects yet. The closer they come to uncovering the identity of the Phantom, the more dangerous he gets - and no one on the ranch is safe.

But neither are their hearts - the longer Miranda and Jeremy spend working together, the harder it becomes to keep their feelings in check. Their careers - and their lives - depend on solving this case. Love will have to wait.

Comment on any post this week to enter!

 

Coming up this week:

Musing Monday: Be Still by Norma Gail Thurston

Tidbit Tuesday: Flying a WWII Bomber by Terri Wangard

Woven Wednesday: Prayer Shawls with Special Guest Paula Mowery

Thoughtful Thursday: Book Review by Laura Jackson

Fun Friday: Living in the Moment You've Been Given with Heidi Main

Sit-Down Saturday: Author Interview

We look forward to hanging out with you this week!

    Winners will be announced in the Weekly Wind-up.

 Check out our Prizes Galore Page to see all our giveaways.

Announcements:

Congratulations to Stitches Author Carole Brown! Her book, The Redemption of Caralynne Hayman has been named a finalist in the Laurel Awards! 

 http://www.clashofthetitles.com/2014/10/announcing-laurel-finalists.html

Stitches Thru Time author, Amber Schamel would like to invite you to a facebook Launch party for her new release, The Messiah's Sign! 

October 17th at 6pm Mountain Time on her facebook page.

https://www.facebook.com/events/564666010300320/

Review - A Bride for all Seasons

Listen up all you romantics. The best mail order bride book of the year is A Bride for all Seasons.

Mail order brides is one of the most enduring premises in historical romance, and why not? Who doesn't admire a woman crazy enough to travel across country to marry a complete stranger, or a western man who plunks down good money gambling that the woman of his dreams will step off the train?

What makes this book so great is there are four novellas rolled in one book, written by four of the best authors in the historical romance genre - Margaret Brownley, Debra Clopton, Robin Lee Hatcher, and Mary Connealy.

The match maker in all four stories stretches the truth a little. All right, he stretches the truth a lot. And the brides come with their own problems--one is superstitious, one has a guilt complex, and one brings a ready-made family with her. Nothing the prospective grooms expect; in fact, they have a few surprises for their brides, including one who thinks he's dying. But in the end all four couples find themselves perfectly matched.

There must be hundreds, maybe thousands, of books about mail order brides, but the authors make these novellas fresh and entertaining. Best of all, the stories reminds us that all things work together for good to those who love God.