On the 5th day of Christmas, an author gave to me …
A free copy of In Her Dreams by Joanna Reeder So, I have this curse… I experience the memories of
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On the 4th day of Christmas, an author gave to me …
Get a free copy of Master of Emotion on December 17, 2018. … Continue readingOn the 4th day of Christmas, an author gave to me …
On the 3rd day of Christmas, an author gave to me …
A free copy of Quick and Clever Kids’ Crafts by Deb Graham. A go-to for any parent, teacher, scout leader, or friend of children. Loaded with easy crafts a child can do with little or no assistance, unleashing creativity with materials you probably already have on hand. … Continue readingOn the 3rd day of Christmas, an author gave to me …
On the 2nd day of Christmas, an author gave to me …
For those of you who have checked today’s post already, you probably noticed a hitch in today’s giveaway. It’s not
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On the 1st day of Christmas, an author gave to me …
A free copy of Ideal High by Valerie Ipson a tragic firea grieving student bodya class vice president forced to
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12 Days of Christmas Giveaway!
Merry Christmas! Starting December 14th, 2018, I’ll be posting about one book a day for twelve days. Each of the
1st Place Award!
At the American Night Writers Association (ANWA) Conference in September 2017, I received my first 1st place award in ANWA’s
Release of Servant of NonSense
It’s crazy to think I started this book series in 2008 and finished four books (plus another one on the
1st Place – Warm the Winter Writing Contest
I won another award! In February, 2016, I won 1st Place in the Non-fiction Short Story category for the Warm
Writer’s Challenge: Harvesting from your family tree
At a youth conference a couple of years ago, I attended a class entitled, “Learning about our ancestors helps
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