Returning Home Tour
10/15/2017
October 16-Christian Bookaholic
October 17-Blossoms and Blessings | The Power of Words October 18-The Green Mockingbird October 19-Joy of Reading | Red Headed Book Lady October 20-Singing Librarian Books | Ponderings of a Poet & Procrastinator October 21-Faithfully Bookish Reviewer: Mindy Houng 
Evan Carter can’t believe he has to return home and live with his parents. Every hope and dream he ever had dissipated in a car crash that cost him his leg. Stuck in a wheelchair, he’s forced to reexamine his relationship with God and the local carpenter, Jo Ellen Baker.
Will renovating his home open the door for a mended relationship, or are some wounds too deep to heal from? 
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. You can find her on her website at http://tonishiloh.wordpress.com.
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The Case of the Clobbered Cad Tour
10/1/2017
October 2-Reading Is My SuperPower
October 3-Bibliophile Reviews October 4-Singing Librarian Books October 5-Joy of Reading October 6-Karen Sue Hadley October 7-Fiction Aficionado October 9-A Baker's Perspective October 10-allofakindmom October 11-The Power of Words October 12-By The Book October 13-Ponderings of a Poet & Procrastinator October 14-Encouraging Words from the Tea Queen 
Heather Munro’s youthful devotion to The Girl Detective led to a passion for digging around in history. Now pursuing her Master's Degree in Celtic Studies, Heather must balance exploring Edinburgh with her determination to excel in her all–male classes at the University. Unfortunately, on her first night working in the Archives room, she discovers the dead body of a visiting professor, the same would-be lothario she’d hoped never to see again.
As clues come to light, it’s clear someone hopes to frame Heather for the murder. Besides her quirky landlady, whom can she trust? How can she clear her name? The police and the American Consul have plenty of suspects, but only two seem to have both motive and opportunity: Heather and the quiet Scottish historian she longs to believe in. 
Debra E. Marvin is a member of ACFW, Sisters in Crime, a Grace Awards Judge, and serves on the board of Bridges Ministry in Seneca Falls, NY. She’s one of the founders of Inkwell Inspirations Blog, and is published with WhiteFire Publishing, Forget Me Not Romances, Journey Fiction and contracted with Barbour Publishing. Debra works as a program assistant at Cornell University in upstate NY, and enjoys her family and grandchildren, obsessively buying fabric, watching British programming and traveling with her childhood friends.
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