 About the Book The Restoration Trilogy: When Jennifer Rushmore accepts a brooding bachelor’s job offer to act as coordinator for the restoration of his family’s historic doctor’s house (WHITE), apothecary (WIDOW) and log cabin (WITCH) in a rural Georgia community, little does she know it’s her own heart that will undergo the greatest renovation. Three stories. Three centuries. Three lessons on the healing of the heart. And one buried mystery that threatens their redemption. WITCH, Book Three: Having restored Michael Johnson’s ancestors’ house and apothecary shop and begun applying the lessons of family and forgiveness unearthed from the past, Jennifer Rushmore expects to complete her first preservation job with the simple relocation of a log home. But as her crew reconstructs the 1787 cabin, home to the first Dunham doctor, attacks on those involved throw suspicion on neighbors and friends alike. And while Jennifer has trusted God and Michael with the pain of her past, it appears Michael’s been keeping his own secrets. Will she use a dream job offer from Savannah as an escape, or will a haunting tale from a Colonial diary convince her to rely on the faithfulness of his love? About the Author DENISE WEIMER holds a journalism degree with a minor in history from Asbury University. A former magazine writer, she is the author of romantic novella REDEEMING GRACE, The Georgia Gold Series (SAUTEE SHADOWS, THE GRAY DIVIDE, THE CRIMSON BLOOM, and BRIGHT AS GOLD – winner of the 2015 John Esten Cooke Award for outstanding Southern literature) and The Restoration Trilogy (WHITE, WIDOW and WITCH). Denise is a wife and swim mom of two daughters who always pauses for old houses, coffee and chocolate! Guest Post from Denise WeimerThe first thing I want to tell you about Witch is … it’s not scary! Hang with me, and I’ll share more about the title. The Restoration Trilogy mixes a unique tonic … the budding of a romance and friendships in a humorous, small-town community, a splash of suspense, and spiritual and emotional healing. Check out the summaries above. The restoration my parents did on a real life doctor’s house and apothecary shop inspired this series. As I watched them work and learn about the historical line of doctors associated with their property, I realized how much a physical restoration project can mirror the spiritual work God wants to do in each of us. And that’s exactly what happens with Michael and Jennifer, who both conceal areas of brokenness from their pasts. As they come together to restore his family buildings, the stories they uncover about his ancestors reveal truths they need to apply in their own lives:
The title of each novel – and the cover – reflects that struggle of the historical heroine. Eventually each, as well as Michael and Jennifer, learn that only God, the Master Renovator and the Great Physician, can heal their broken places. So here’s your prescription, should you choose to accept it by entering into this grand prize giveaway! Grand Prize Gift Basket From Durham Apothecary & Museum: Take from a homemade tea pocket one of the selection of special teas. While brewing thy favorite tea, dispense liberally from the tea cookie tin onto a china plate. Prop up thy feet and commence thy reading journey through a print copy of White, Widow AND Witch! After a goodly time of rest and reflection, take up thy quill (ahem, I mean set of decorative pens) and record pearls of wisdom in thy new journal. When they husband and children begin to grumble, rise with fresh vigor to prepare a meal from Farmer’s Almanac Colonial Cookbook. Second place prize: an e-book copy of Witch (or any other one book of The Restoration Trilogy) ReviewWitch, book three in the Restoration Trilogy by Denise Weimer is a wonderful story that readers will enjoy. Along with a bit of suspense, readers will love the historical/contemporary intertwining within the story. This adds intriguing value to the story as readers contemplate and compare what is taking place in the past to what is taking place in the future. Weimer smoothly transitions between the past and the present, intensifying the story. Readers of both contemporary and historical fiction will love this much anticipated third book in the series. It is well written with plenty of danger and suspense to keep readers involved in the story and wondering what will happen next. Series: The Restoration Trilogy Genre: contemporary, historical, southern Publisher: Canterbury House Publication date: April 1, 2017 Number of pages: 215 Content Rating: PG Book Rating: 5 stars  Other books in the series: 1-White 2-Widow A review copy of this book was provided by CelebrateLit. A review was not required and all views and opinions expressed are my own. Giveaway To celebrate her tour, Denise is giving away: A Grand Prize Gift Basket From Durham Apothecary & Museum: Take from a homemade tea pocket one of the selection of special teas. While brewing thy favorite tea, dispense liberally from the tea cookie tin onto a china plate. Prop up thy feet and commence thy reading journey through a print copy of White, Widow AND Witch! After a goodly time of rest and reflection, take up thy quill (ahem, I mean set of decorative pens) and record pearls of wisdom in thy new journal. When thy husband and children begin to grumble, rise with fresh vigor to prepare a meal from Farmer’s Almanac Colonial Cookbook. Second place prize: an e-book copy of Witch (or any other one book of The Restoration Trilogy) Click below to enter. Be sure to comment on this post before you enter to claim 9 extra entries! Click HERE to enter. Tour ScheduleApril 18: Inklings and notions April 19: Eat, Read, Teach, Blog April 20: Blossoms and Blessings April 21: Blogging With Carol April 21: A Greater Yes April 22: Jeanette’s Thoughts April 23: A Baker’s Perspective April 24: Christian Bookaholic April 25: Ashley’s Bookshelf April 25: Singing Librarian Books April 26: Artistic Nobody April 27: A Room without Books is Empty April 27: Book Love April 28: Pause for Tales April 29: Bigreadersite April 29: Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations April 30: Tell Tale Book Reviews April 30: Book Bites, Bee Stings, & Butterfly Kisses May 1: For The Love of Books 
8 Comments
Margaret Appel
4/25/2017 09:07:00 pm
The Restoration Trilogy Book 3 Witch sounds really good from just reading the blurb. This is a series I will need to read, it just sounds so lovely. The cover is beautiful too!
Kay Garrett
4/25/2017 09:08:54 pm
The description, author comments and the review just make me want to read THE WITCH even more. Thanks for the chance to win the tour package giveaway!
Rajeeva Jayaratne
4/25/2017 09:12:20 pm
hope you are successful with your books.
shirley
4/25/2017 10:11:08 pm
I will be adding another book to my list, sounds great to me.
Debbie Clatterbuck
4/25/2017 11:31:14 pm
I have been wanting to read this series and hope to win the Grand Prize, it sounds quite lovely. Thanks for the giveaway and good luck everyone.
Mary Preston
4/26/2017 02:44:31 am
This trilogy sounds amazing. Added to my reading list.
Dianne Casey
4/26/2017 05:01:45 pm
Really enjoyed the description of The Restoration Triology. These are the type of books I like to read. Definitely adding to my TBR list.
Caryl Kane
5/1/2017 02:47:37 pm
The Restoration Trilogy is on my must read list! Thank you for being part of the tour. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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