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Making Spirits Bright -- Christmas Traditions Guest Post

1/16/2018

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Merri’s Christmas Mission by Chautona Havig
Merri doesn’t want much from life–a job, healthy kids, a modest apartment, cheap fun… And a LAVISH Christmas. No, really. While other people save for vacations and cars, Merri saves every spare dime for her annual Christmas Extravaganza! But when she loses her job three months before Christmas, survival means dipping deeper and deeper into the Christmas fund! What’s a Yuletide fanatic to do? All Barney wanted was to win a pool table for The Mission, but watching a single mom’s dogged determination to win a great Christmas gift for her kids makes it hard to keep his eye on the needs of the mission instead of the shifting hopes of his heart.

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Lead a Merry Dance by April Hayman
Trip Devereaux's time has run out. If he doesn't arrange for and execute a solid plan for a honeymoon, things are going to get ugly at home. Solution: a Caribbean Christmas cruise! But when he and Libby arrive, something is off. Why is everyone on board old enough to be his grandmother? And what happened to Lady Helen Beauchamp’s necklace? In a race to solve the case before they reach port and the thief can get away, Trip and Libby find themselves embroiled in a plot thicker and more sinister than they originally anticipated.

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A Sidelined Christmas by Toni Shiloh
Sidelined with a career-ending injury, wide receiver Jahleel Walker is forced to return to his hometown of Peachwood Bay, Georgia to heal. Nothing shocks him more than running into his high-school sweetheart, Lucille “Bebe” Gordon. Bebe Gordon returned to Peachwood Bay three years ago with a divorce certificate and her daughter, Hope. When Jahleel returns, all the memories of the past come rushing back. She can’t decide if he’s changed or if her heart is holding onto past hurts. Will Jahleel and Bebe take a chance on love or let life sideline them at Christmas?

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Hope for the Holidays by Cathe Swanson
Newly arrived from her home in the Congo and armed with a brand-new degree in nonprofit management, Carrie Strough is eager to organize and improve the Unity Plenkiss Community Center. Unfortunately, no one wants to be organized, and only Micah Neresen, the charming and handsome pastor of the local church, is interested in her plans. Or is he just interested in her? With a cast of lively and eccentric characters including a homeless vet with PTSD, a con man, an elderly couple with an over-the-top Christmas display, a feisty committeewoman with a past of her own, and a police investigation, Micah and Carrie wonder if there is any hope for the holidays this year!

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About the Authors

Chautona Havig

Chautona Havig lives and writes in California's Mojave Desert with her husband of nearly 30 years and six of her nine children. When not writing she enjoys reading, a couple dozen hobbies, and trying to learn to like workouts at the gym. She writes Christian Fiction without apology or pretense--lived not preached. Her desire is to encourage Christians in their faith through fiction.

April Hayman

April Hayman lives in the high desert of California with her husband and their three sons. During the day, she focuses on homeschooling the boys and working on client projects. She writes at night when the temperature outside is only somewhat cooler than during the day.

Her passion for reading began in grade school and her teachers often reprimanded her for reading when she should have been completing her math assignments. Now she reads whenever she likes and writes for those who love to read.

April collects fountain pens, has too many pen pals (and always looking for more), journals sporadically, creates art when she can squeeze it in, and hordes stationery.

Toni Shiloh

Toni Shiloh is a wife, mom, and Christian fiction writer. Once she understood the powerful saving grace thanks to the love of Christ, she was moved to honor her Savior. She writes to bring Him glory and to learn more about His goodness.

She spends her days hanging out with her husband and their two boys. She is a member of the American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW) and president of the Virginia Chapter.

Cathe Swanson

Cathe Swanson lives in Wisconsin with her husband of 32 years. They enjoy spending time with their family and being outdoors, kayaking, hiking, birdwatching and fishing, but summer is short in Wisconsin, so it’s important to have indoor hobbies, too. Cathe has been a quilter and teacher of quiltmaking for over 25 years, and she enjoys just about any kind of creative work, especially those involving fiber or paper.

Her family is growing steadily; she and her husband had three sons, and those boys all grew up and married delightful women and started producing grandchildren: four boys and three girls so far!

The long Wisconsin winters are perfect for writing and reading books! Cathe enjoys writing stories with eccentric characters of all ages. Her books will make you laugh and make you cry – and then make you laugh again.

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Guest Post from the Authors:
Christmas Traditions

Chautona Havig

Our family is all about Christmas. We love the lights, the trees, the stringing of popcorn, and singing off-key. Well, I don't love that part, but I have a family full of semi-tone deaf singers. Stockings, pretty packages, guessing who got your name in the drawing, daily advent boxes. Our family goes "all out." But only one of the traditions that we enjoy goes all the way back to my childhood, so it's probably my favorite. The annual Hungarian Coffee Cake marathon. It begins about seven o'clock on Christmas Adam. I have enough yeast, flour, eggs, sugar, butter, and cinnamon to feed the town for a year. It'll be gone by the end of the night. I mix, knead, roll, cut, dip, and layer in half a dozen or more angel food cake pans every hour. I have to make it in batches because the dough has to rise... twice. And then it has to bake for half an hour. So if you don't time it just right, you have a cake all ready for the oven long before the last one comes out. In December, here in the Mojave, it can be COLD or temperate. You never know which. But usually, it's in the low thirties outside, but I have the windows open because it's just too hot in there!. Then we share with friends in town, saving at least two for us. We'll eat them before the end of Christmas day. A word to the wise. Never call Hungarian Coffee Cake by its cheap, undesirable, copycat. This is not your cheater's "M..." I can't even say the word. But that Primate Glop people sometimes mistake it for... this is NOT. :)

April Hayman

I was eight years old when the desert town we lived in flooded. And when I say flooded, I mean people used kayaks in the middle of the streets. It was a hundred-year flood which damaged many homes, including ours. The biggest loss, according to my mother, was the tree topper given to her and Dad on their wedding day as a present.

Later that year, during our holiday break, Dad decided my sister and I would help him to make a tree topper for the Christmas tree. He pulled together tin foil, thin box material, scissors, and glitter and we made a twelve-inch star with a twist-tie on the back to attach it to the tree. Not sure how Mom felt about it – remember, I was eight at the time – but that silver and green glitter star still decorates my parents tree each Christmas to this day, four decades later.

Toni Shiloh

This time of year always feels me with joy. People are quick to smile or offer a holiday greeting. Christmas music fills the air wherever you go. But more importantly, my time with family increases. My kids usually get two weeks off of school and that gives us time to hang out and watch Christmas music. We're a fan of Home Alone 1 & 2 as it always leaves us laughing.

And when Christmas Eve rolls around, the boys eagerly open their Christmas presents. My husband and I decided when the kids were young that we would open presents on Christmas eve rather than day. This gives us time to reflect on Christmas day the true reason for the season: our Lord and Savior. If we're fortunate, we can go to a Christmas day church service, although most are closed. We also finish the day off with football and the blessing of a feast.

Cathe Swanson

Our extended family—over 30 of us now—enjoys playing a white elephant game after dinner at our Christmas celebration. We all collect small gifts—some funny and some practical or nicer things—throughout the year and end up with nearly 100 wrapped packages for the game. There is much laughter and silliness as we play, crowded into the living room at Grandma and Grandpa’s house. Over the course of the day, we separate into small groups for conversation or projects, or the cousins go off to play with their new toys, but the white elephant game is the one activity that we all do together. Even the youngest members of the family can play, if they can tell when they have rolled “doubles” on a pair of dice. It’s a game for the whole family, and we enjoy the special time together.

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Hope for the Holidays by Cathe Swanson -- Review

1/16/2018

About the Book

Newly arrived from her home in the Congo and armed with a brand-new degree in nonprofit management, Carrie Strough is eager to organize and improve the Unity Plenkiss Community Center. Unfortunately, no one wants to be organized, and only Micah Neresen, the charming and handsome pastor of the local church, is interested in her plans. Or is he just interested in her? With a cast of lively and eccentric characters including a homeless vet with PTSD, a con man, an elderly couple with an over-the-top Christmas display, a feisty committeewoman with a past of her own, and a police investigation, Micah and Carrie wonder if there is any hope for the holidays this year!

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Hope for the Holidays by Cathe Swanson is a fun holiday story that readers will enjoy. Filled with struggles from a new job and being known as another worker’s kid-sister, as well as unexpected friendships and romance. This novella has lots of characters and side characters to keep track of throughout the story, each with their own story. Although this makes it a bit hard to follow what is going on and keep track of everyone, the story is still sweet, with a focus on family, friends, and the holiday. Readers will get a warm fuzzy feeling from this novella this Christmas season.

Genre: contemporary, romance, holiday, Christmas
Publisher: Indi
Publication date: November 1, 2017
Number of pages: Hope for the Holidays – a little over 100; Making Spirits Bright Collection – 577

A copy of this book was purchased for review. A review was not required and all views and opinions expressed are my own.

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Sidelined Christmas by Toni Shiloh -- Review

1/16/2018

About the Book

Sidelined with a career-ending injury, wide receiver Jahleel Walker is forced to return to his hometown of Peachwood Bay, Georgia to heal. Nothing shocks him more than running into his high-school sweetheart, Lucille “Bebe” Gordon. Bebe Gordon returned to Peachwood Bay three years ago with a divorce certificate and her daughter, Hope. When Jahleel returns, all the memories of the past come rushing back. She can’t decide if he’s changed or if her heart is holding onto past hurts. Will Jahleel and Bebe take a chance on love or let life sideline them at Christmas?

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A Sidelined Christmas by Toni Shiloh is a sweet and charming romance between old friends. This story focuses on the importance of family and friendship; and shows that old friendships and love can be renewed. People make mistakes and if given a second chance, can show that they have changed and are better than before. Shiloh’s writing is sweet and touches the heart as readers become attached to the fun characters and delightful story. This is definitely a holiday must read.

Genre: contemporary, romance, holiday, Christmas
Publisher: Indi
Publication date: November 1, 2017
Number of pages: A Sidelined Christmas – a little over 100; Making Spirits Bright Collection – 577

A copy of this book was purchased for review. A review was not required and all views and opinions expressed are my own

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Heart of the West by Carolyn Twede Frank -- Book Tour Review + Giveaway

1/11/2018

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Independent-minded women are considered highly unsuitable in Kate Donahue’s wealthy Long Island society. Yes, Kate would lead a proper life should she marry, but her dream of practicing medicine would surely be thwarted by her domineering fiancé. To follow her dream, she must take dramatic measures. So when she reads a newspaper ad seeking a qualified small-town physician, Kate embarks on a new life in the Wild West.
Upon her arrival in the rugged settlement of Craig, Colorado, Kate is disappointed to discover that even in the West, no one wants a woman doctor. As she struggles to establish her practice, she is kept busy fending off the unwanted attentions of a local rancher, a man unnervingly reminiscent of the ex-fiancé she left behind in New York. Romantic entanglements are the last thing on Kate’s mind. That is, until she meets Lucas McCurdy, an Irish immigrant with whom she feels an undeniable connection. But when their relationship inflames a dangerous land battle, Kate and Lucas find themselves defenseless in a lawless town—a perilous position that may cost them everything.

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I grew up in Payson, Utah. Ever since elementary school I have loved to write. In junior high and high school I was on the newspaper staff. My senior year, I even had my own column: Carolyn’s Corner. While attending USU as a freshman, my journalism teacher, in an effort to “prepare me for the real world of writing," tore down my work to the point that I gave up, dropped my minor of journalism, and concentrated on my other love—biology. I graduated with a BS in Horticulture and an MS in Botany and went on to start my own business in a totally unrelated field: manufacturing puppets. Six years ago, after having raised my five kids and growing my business to a point of being viable to sell, I rediscovered my love of writing. I have since sold my manufacturing business, retaining a small division of it that I can operate out of my home and I spend the rest of my spare time writing. I now live in Kaysville, Utah.

Oh, and I love the color yellow.

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Review

From page one in Carolyn Twede Frank’s novel Heart of the West, readers will immediately fall in love with this sweet historical, western, romance. The story is filled with delightful and fun characters, as well as the hardships and struggles of living in the west. But in-between it all, there is plenty of delights with growth of relationships; this story is full of heart, friendship, and romance that readers will not soon forget. Frank brings to life her characters, those that are pleasant and those that are not so much, in a way that readers will cherish and enjoy. A larger portion of this novel focuses on the strength of women in the west and how they can hold their own. Readers will thoroughly enjoy the brave and bold women in this sweet western-romance novel.

Genre: historical, western, romance
Publisher: Covenant Communications
Publication date: January 1, 2018
Number of pages: 216

A review copy of this book was provided by Covenant Communications. A review was not required and all views and opinions expressed are my own.

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The Marriage of Miss Jane Austen: Volume I by Collins Hemingway -- Book Tour Review + Giveaway

1/10/2018

About the Book

Everyone should marry once for love – Even Jane Austen
Jane Austen, single and seemingly comfortable in the role of clergyman’s daughter and aspiring writer in the early 1800s, tells friends and family to hold out for true affection in any prospective relationship. Everybody, she says, has a right to marry once in their lives for love.
But when, after a series of disappointing relationships, the prospect of true love arrives for her, will she have the courage to act? The Marriage of Miss Jane AUsten re-imagines the life of England’s archetypal female by exploring what might have happened if she had ever married. It shows how a meaningful, caring relationship would have changed her as a person and a writer.
It also takes her beyond England’s tranquil country villages and plunges her info what the Regency era was really about: great explorations and scientific advances, political foment, and an unceasing, bloody war.
In such times, can love—can marriage—triumph?

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“What if Austen, who penned so many classic love stories, found her own romantic match? Ashton Dennis fits right into the Austen universe, while this Jane remains true to life, an intelligent and determined young woman. The writing is Austen-ian, and Hemingway has a talent for witty banter and wry observations that would make Elizabeth Bennet proud. An enjoyable first novel in an imaginative, well-researched series.” —Kirkus Reviews

“A skillful portrayal of a … literary icon takes this historical romance on an imaginative journey of the soul. … Insight and intuition, along with meticulous research, have created a believable version of her character in this tender story of Ashton and Jane. … Excellent character development enhances the plausibility of the scenario. Background, motivation, eccentricity—everything that constitutes a personality allow these fascinating people to step off the pages in lifelike form.” —Julia Ann Charpentier, Foreword CLARION Reviews, 4 stars

“All readers of Jane Austen wonder what Jane’s life might have been like had she married, or had money. The Marriage of Miss Jane Austen explores these intriguing possibilities. It also depicts Austen in a rapidly changing world, connecting her to important aspects of the era-war, slavery, indistralization, and new modes of travel. Heminghway’s book raises many ‘what if’s’ in his thoughtful and thought-provoking portrayal of Jane Austen falling in love.” -Susannah Fullerton, author of A Dance with Jane Austen and Happily Ever After: Celebrating Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice
“[An] engaging and remarkably convincing romance. … Wry, observant, laconic—much like Jane Austen herself, without ever dipping into pastiche or mimicry. … Hemingway, with the lightest touch, builds up a thoroughly convincing alternative history for Jane. … [A] thoughtful re-imagining of Austen’s love life.” —Joceline Bury, Jane Austen’s Regency World

About the Author

Whether his subject is literature, history, or science, Collins Hemingway has a passion for the art of creative investigation. For him, the most compelling fiction deeply explores the heart and soul of its characters, while also engaging them in the complex and often dangerous world in which they have a stake. He wants to explore all that goes into people’s lives and everything that makes tThe hem complete though fallible human beings. His fiction is shaped by the language of the heart and an abiding regard for courage in the face of adversity.
As a nonfiction book author, Hemingway has worked alongside some of the world’s thought leaders on topics as diverse as corporate culture and ethics; the Internet and mobile technology; the ins and outs of the retail trade; and the cognitive potential of the brain. Best known for the #1 best-selling book on business and technology, Business @ the Speed of Thought, which he coauthored with Bill Gates, he has earned a reputation for tackling challenging subjects with clarity and insight, writing for the nontechnical but intelligent reader.
Hemingway has published shorter nonfiction on topics including computer technology, medicine, and aviation, and he has written award-winning journalism.
Published books include The Marriage of Miss Jane Austen trilogy, Business @ the Speed of Thought, with Bill Gates, Built for Growth, with Arthur Rubinfeld, What Happy Companies Know, with Dan Baker and Cathy Greenberg, Maximum Brainpower, with Shlomo Breznitz, and The Fifth Wave, with Robert Marcus.
Hemingway lives in Bend, Oregon, with his wife, Wendy. Together they have three adult sons and three granddaughters. He supports the Oregon Community Foundation and other civic organizations engaged in conservation and social services in Central Oregon.
For more information please visit Collins Hemingway’s website and blog. You can also find him on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, and Goodreads.

Review

The Marriage of Miss Jane Austen: Volume I by Collins Hemingway is a fun story with a twist on the life of Jane Austen. It’s about the possibility of if life went differently for her and she fell in love and got married. Fans of Jane Austen will find this story quite fun and definitely interesting. Readers may also find this story a little hard to get into, but enjoyable and fun just the same, once into the story a bit more. This is a story that in its fullest is a delightful historical fiction, regency romance novel.

Series: The Marriage of Miss Jane Austen
Genre: historical fiction
Publisher: AuthorHouse
Publication date: June 20, 2015
Number of pages: 200

Other books in the series:
2-The Marriage of Miss Jane Austen: Volume II
3-The Marriage of Miss Jane Austen: Volume III

A review copy of this book was provided by Historical Fiction Virtual Book Tours. A review was not required and all views and opinions expressed are my own.

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Get Ready for Romance Reading Challenge 2018

1/8/2018

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First Line Fridays -- Heir to Edenbrooke & Edenbrooke

1/5/2018

via Hoarding Books

Today I am going to post a line from

Heir to Edenbrooke
&
Edenbrooke
by Julianne Donaldson.

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My First Lines:

Heir to Edenbrooke:

Spain 1811

"Major Wyndham?"

Edenbrooke:

Bath, England, 1816

It was the oak tree that distracted me.

What are you reading? What is your first line?
Open the book nearest you and post the first line in the comments below...

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The Fisherman's Daughter by Melinda Sue Sanchez -- Book Tour Spotlight + Giveaway

1/4/2018

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Eighteen-year-old Marianna De'Angelis has grown up on her father's fishing boat off the picturesque coast of Sicily, Italy. She traverses the nearby countryside on horseback and bicycle and works alongside her mother selling fish at market. It is a simple, happy life. But when WWII erupts and the Nazis overtake the country, Marianna's peaceful world is shattered.
In the midst of chaos, Marianna encounters a handsome, young Italian soldier named Massimo Scalvone. Though she tries to keep her distance, Marianna finds herself powerfully drawn to Massimo. Yet all the while, the man she is growing to love conceals a deadly secret—a secret that ensures that in a world now ruled by politics and greed, Massimo is not free to give his heart. Devastated, Marianna immerses herself in helping her family and neighbors survive the war. But soon, merely helping is not enough, and the young woman undertakes increasingly dangerous missions for the resistance. Although Marianna and Massimo each harbor secrets, their only hope of survival is to trust each other with the truth of who they really are.

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Melinda Sue Sanchez grew up spellbound by the characters of wonderful books—Pippie Longstocking, Laura Ingalls Wilder, Kit Tyler, Charlie Bucket, Karana, and more.

In second grade, she wrote her first book. It featured two mice that got married; the wife always wore curlers and cold-cream to bed, and the husband was in the military. By the age of twelve she was prolific in writing poetry and stories.

As an adult, Melinda lived in the picturesque country of Italy and fell in love with the people, language, landscape, and history. She met her husband there, and together they have five beautiful grown children and four perfect granddaughters. They also have a house full of dogs, cats, exotic lizards and creatures, and birds. Between the people, animals, reptiles, and birds, there are plenty of characters to inspire and keep Melinda spellbound and writing, writing, writing for a long time to come.

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Mojave Rescue by Tanya Stowe -- Book Tour Spotlight + Giveaway

1/2/2018

About the Book

Series: Love Inspired Suspense
Genre: Christian, Romance, Suspense
Publisher: Harlequin
Publication date: January 1, 2018
Brilliant, electronic warfare engineer, Drina Gallagher is riddled by guilt and determined to create a weapon to protect American soldiers. Caleb Norwood is a CIA agent working undercover. For two years he’s been trying to infiltrate a highly organized group selling secret plans on the black market. He’s scheduled to connect with operatives at a wind farm in the middle of the desert where he’ll be taken by helicopter to meet with the leader. He arrives at the meeting place only to discover the men have kidnapped Drina and plan to kill her. Cal must make an instant choice, keep his cover and stop the organization or save Drina. Cal chooses Drina. They race across the Mojave Desert to escape the killers and Drina discovers that Cal is a man of action grounded in unbreakable faith. His personal walk gives Drina the confidence she needs to confront the guilt of her past. Can He possibly forgive her and allow her and Cal to escape their pursuers? Or will all her hopes and dreams die in the desert?

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Tanya Stowe is an author of Christian Fiction with an unexpected edge. She fills her stories with the unusual…mysteries and exotic adventures, even a murder or two. No matter where Tanya takes you…on a trip to foreign lands or a suspenseful journey filled with danger…be prepared for the extraordinary.

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