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Sunday, March 17, 2024

My Thoughts - The Spy Across The Water by James Naughtie

 The Spy Across the Water (The Will Flemyng Thrillers)


ABOUT THE BOOK

From one of our most treasured BBC broadcasters, The Spy Across the Water is the third instalment in James Naughtie's brilliant spy series, woven around three brothers bound together through espionage.

We live with our history, but it can kill us.

Faces from the past appear from nowhere at a family funeral, and Will Flemyng, spy-turned-ambassador, is drawn into twin mysteries that threaten everything he holds dear.

From Washington, he's pitched back into the Troubles in Northern Ireland and an explosive secret hidden deep in the most dangerous but fulfilling friendship he has ever known.

And while he confronts shadowy adversaries in American streets, and looks for solace at home in the Scottish Highlands, he discovers that his government's most precious Cold War agent is in mortal danger and needs his help to survive.

In an electric story of courage and betrayal, Flemyng learns the truth: that his life has left him a man with many friends, but still alone.


ABOUT THE AUTHOR



James Naughtie, special correspondent for BBC News, is one of the country's best-known broadcasters. He presented Today on Radio 4 for 21 years, and has reported for the BBC from around the world for more than three decades. Alongside his journalism he has wide cultural interests, and has written and produced many documentaries on music and books, and presented concerts from across Europe for radio and television. On Radio 4, he has hosted every edition of Bookclub since it began in 1998.


MY THOUGHTS

The Spy Across The Water is written by James Naughtie. This is book two in the Will Flemying Thriller series. I have not read any of the books - but I did not have any issues following along. This is a thrilling policital thriller espionage story.  The book drew me in within the first few pages. 

Flemyng is now the British Ambassador in Washington. He still has intelligence links. He finds out that his brother, Abel, has been found shot dead. He realizes that he has no idea what his brother has been involved in. 

He finds himself brought back in time to Ireland where there were double agents. Did these past dealings catch up with him? 

The book is well written. There are a lot of characters to keep up with. I hope to read more from this author. Thank you to the author, publisher and Rachels Random Resources for allowing me to read a copy of this book. All thoughts are my own. 





Saturday, March 16, 2024

MY THOUGHTS - The Girl From Provence By: Helen Fripp

 The Girl from Provence: Absolutely gripping and heartbreaking WW2 historical fiction


ABOUT THE BOOK 


South of France, 1942. Twenty-one-year-old farmer’s daughter Lilou is horrified when her best friend is dragged away by the Nazis simply for being Jewish. Risking her life for the French Resistance is Lilou’s one way to fight back. Soon she’s smuggling hidden messages in fresh-baked loaves of bread and meeting pilots in remote moonlit fields. She lives in fear that Kristian, a blue-eyed German soldier stationed in the village, knows about her work – but does he keep her secrets because he is undercover, too?

Then Lilou is given her most important task: to keep a frightened little boy, 
Eliot, hidden safe in her farmhouse. All alone in the world, Eliot refuses to speak as he clutches his treasured children’s book close to his chest. Inside is a beautiful story of stars, planets and the night sky. But why is this innocent child the one, among thousands, who Lilou must save?

When she is told Eliot’s book will help her decipher coded messages, Lilou knows he must have knowledge that could change the course of the war. But the day Kristian arrives at her farm searching for hidden Jewish families, 
Lilou is terrified that Eliot is in more danger than ever…

Can Lilou trust the one person who could tear her world apart? 
And will she ever help Eliot find his way home?

A totally stunning and heartbreaking read about the incredible sacrifices ordinary people are forced to make each day in wartime. Perfect for fans of Fiona Valpyand Rhys Bowen.



ABOUT THE AUTHOR

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Best-selling author of The Girl From Provence, The French House and The Painter's Girl. I love delving into the past to uncover new stories, and in my writing, the tiniest historical detail can spark an idea for a whole chapter. My female characters rail against the social constraints of their time, and often achieve great success, but they are of course flawed and human, like the rest of us. It’s the motivations, flaws, loves and every-day lives of my characters that I love to bring life, against sweeping historical backdrops - and I will find any excuse to take off and research a captivating location or person for my next story.

I spent a lot of time in France as a child, have lived in Paris, and spent a year with my family in a fishing village in South West France, so that’s where my books have ended up being set so far. Who knows where next!


MY THOUGHTS

 The Girl From Provence is written by Helen Fripp. This is the first book that I have read by this author, and it will not be my last. This story grabbed my attention from the first few pages and I did not want to put it down. Lilou is twenty one years old. She is selling her lavender honey from her family farm. Suddenly she sees  the Nazi's storm her hometown. She watches helplessly as her best friend is dragged away, just because she is Jewish. 

She soon sees everyone in her village starting to chose sides. It pains her to see the way neighbors are acting towards each other. Lilou joins the resistance and takes on many tasks.  Soon she is assigned the care of a little Jewish boy, named Eliot. He does not say much and has been clutching his children's book. Lilou finds out that she can decode messages with the book. 

I admire Lilou and her courage. She was living in a world of darkness and was determined to make a brighter day. The author writes this story so beautifully. I hope to read more of her work in the future. 

Thank you to the author and publisher for allowing me to read a copy of this book - all thoughts are my own. 


Saturday, March 9, 2024

My Thoughts - What I Promise You Author: Liz Tolsma

 


About the Book

Book: What I Promise You

Author: Liz Tolsma

Genre: Christian Fiction / Romance / Historical Fiction

Release Date: February 1, 2024

A Family’s History Is Lost to the Ravages of WWII in Southwest France

1942
Noémie Treves, a young, pregnant Jewish woman, had her entire world shattered when she is arrested and taken to the Camp de Rivesaltes transit camp in Southwest France. No sooner does she arrive, though, than she assists in helping two young girls scheduled for transport escape to a nearby maternity hospital. The matron there befriends her and changes her name to help hide her. But nothing goes according to plan, and Hannah finds herself doing the unimaginable to save one precious life.

2022
Caitlyn Laurant is haunted by recent events in her life and hopes becoming a nurse on the mission field will help her forget. While in training, she and her friends travel to France where her grandfather was born. What should have been an easy search for his birthplace turns into anything but and reveals secrets that no one alive has ever heard.

 

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About the Author

Liz Tolsma is the author of several WWII novels, romantic suspense novels, prairie romance novellas, and an Amish romance. She is a popular speaker and an editor and resides next to a Wisconsin farm field with her husband and their youngest daughter. Her son is a US Marine, and her oldest daughter is a college student. Liz enjoys reading, walking, working in her large perennial garden, kayaking, and camping.

 

 

 

 

More from Liz

The Story behind the Cover of What I Promise You

In the late summer, I got the preliminary cover for What I Promise You. While Barbour Publishing always does a great job with their covers, and the one they sent was very nice, I wasn’t crazy about it because it didn’t tell the story at all. The mansion that plays such a big part in the novel was nowhere to be seen. Barbour is fantastic when it comes to working with me to get great covers, so I asked if we could include the real mansion that the story is based on. Turns out that they were having trouble getting copyright permission to use any image they could find of the maternity home.

That was disappointing. But I got brave and let them know that I took a picture of it when I was in France last year, and they could use it, but I’m not a very good photographer and I only used my iPhone. I attached the photo to the email and didn’t hear anything for a while.

Then in October, I wanted to include a preorder link to the book on social media or something and went to Amazon to grab it. And there was the cover. I went back and forth between the cover and my picture, and sure enough, it was the picture of the maternity home I had sent them! So I not only wrote What I Promise You, but some of my photography is on the front. I never thought that would happen. Am I in the wrong profession?? Just kidding!



MY THOUGHTS


What I Promise You is written by  Liz Tolsma. This is book two in the Echos of the Past series. One of the things that I love about this author, is her ability to transport readers back in time. She always does such extensive research to bring her stories to life. She has written the timeline split seamlessly. We see stories in 1945, 1955 and 2022. 

Noémie Treves, a young, pregnant Jewish woman, had her entire world shattered when she is arrested and taken to the Camp de Rivesaltes transit camp in Southwest France. The author does a fantastic job showing us what Noémie had to navigate. The pain that Noémie experiences when being separated from her husband and the uncertainty of her safety with her unborn child was so heartbreaking. The emotions come off the pages as you feel her pain. 

Our 1955 character, Helene, did not get as many chapter as the other time periods but her story is important in connecting the story. Helene and her faith is so strong. 

Present day, Caitlyn Laurant travels to France while she is a nurse in training. She wants to go to the place where her grandfather was born, however she has a hard time finding his presence. 

I went through a lot of emotions reading this story. The author captured the darkness of World War II so vividly. I have really enjoyed this series. Thank you to the author, publisher and Celebrate Lit for allowing me to read a copy of this book - all thoughts are my own. 


Blog Stops

Book Reviews From an Avid Reader, February 27

Life on Chickadee Lane, February 27

Lots of Helpers, February 28

Lighthouse Academy Blog, February 28 (Guest Review from Marilyn Ridgway)

Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, February 29

For Him and My Family, February 29

Betti Mace, March 1

Devoted To Hope, March 1

She Lives To Read, March 2

Locks, Hooks and Books, March 2

Abba’s Prayer Warrior Princess, March 3

Texas Book-aholic, March 3

Happily Managing a Household of Boys, March 4

Blogging With Carol, March 4

Babbling Becky L’s Book Impressions, March 5

Lily’s Corner, March 5

Bizwings Book Blog, March 5

lakesidelivingsite, March 6

Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, March 6

Gina Holder, Author and Blogger, March 7 (Author Interview)

Southern Gal Loves to Read, March 7

Tell Tale Book Reviews, March 8

A Good Book and Cup of Tea, March 8

Cover Lover Book Review, March 8

Connie’s History Classroom, March 9

Holly’s Book Corner, March 9

Pause for Tales, March 10

Labor Not in Vain, March 10

Little Homeschool on the Prairie, March 11

Becca Hope: Book Obsessed, March 11

Lights in a Dark World, March 11

Giveaway

To celebrate her tour, Liz is giving away the grand prize package of a $25 Amazon e-Gift card and print copy of the book!!

Be sure to comment on the blog stops for nine extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter.

https://promosimple.com/ps/2a3ce/what-i-promise-you-celebration-tour-giveaway


Thursday, February 22, 2024

My Thoughts - Roses in December (Hamilton Place Book 2) by Mark A. Gibson

 Book Details:





Book Title:  Roses in December (Hamilton Place Book 2) by Mark A. Gibson
Category:  Adult Fiction 18 yrs +,  358 pages
Genre:  Family Saga Fiction, Thriller, Historical Fiction
Publisher:  Hamilton Press (Self)
Release date:   April, 2024
Format available for review:  print (print - softback / USA and Canada) and ebook (EPUB and PDF)
Tour dates: Feb 5 to Feb 23, 2024
Content Rating: A soft R for the following: Language, although appropriate for situation, does have a smattering (perhaps 5 uses over 350 pages) of the F-word. Sexual situations are more so implied than graphic, although there is one soft description of fellatio. There is no use of derogatory descriptions for persons, sexes or races. No graphic violence is described.
Book Description:

Jimmy Hamilton overcame childhood tragedy to become a hero in Vietnam, only to die there in 1967. All but forgotten, Jimmy leaves behind a young wife, an infant son, and a man wracked by guilt.

Circumstances allow Becca, his young widow, to be manipulated into an abusive, loveless union with Jimmy’s brother and into raising her son ignorant of his father’s true identity—a wrong she knows must be set right…but how? When?

Like Jimmy before him, James, Jr. is an intellectually gifted, albeit troubled man. Hamstrung by the false narrative of his life and then tormented by an unspeakable loss, his days are spent treading the knife’s edge between present day reality and a past he’s incapable of forgetting.

With his final act of bravery, Jimmy unknowingly saved the scion of a powerful Washington family. In so doing, he set in place circumstances that just might draw his son back from the abyss…but only if he can somehow make it home from Vietnam.

Roses in December concludes the Hamilton Place series, an epic family saga extending from the Great Depression to present day. Through war and peace, love and loss, triumph and tragedy, follow the Hamilton family on their journey from a run-down farm in South Carolina, through the jungles of Vietnam, to the top of the world in New York City, and through the gardens of stone at Arlington.
Buy the Book:
(preorder now!)
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Author Mark A. Gibson
Meet the Author:

Mark A. Gibson is a physician who practices Cardiology in the mountains of rural North Georgia. He was raised on a small farm in upstate South Carolina—the last postage-stamp sized sliver of a much larger parcel granted to the family by land grant from King Charles II in 1665—and may or may not have once gotten in trouble for digging up his mom’s calla lily bed in search of the family’s long-lost charter.

Dr. Gibson graduated from the Citadel in Charleston, SC with a BS in Biology. Afterwards, he received his medical degree from the University of South Carolina School of Medicine in Columbia, SC. He received his Internal Medicine training through the University of Tennessee Medical System and Cardiology training through the Wilford Hall USAF Medical Center. He served for eight years on active duty with the US Air Force, before leaving the military for private practice.

Although a cardiologist by profession, Dr. Gibson is a dreamer by nature. He is a self-styled oenophile who enjoys travel and fine food. In his spare time, he builds sandcastles and dreams of distant shores.

Roses in December represents Dr. Gibson’s second offering to the world of literature, and the conclusion of his Hamilton Place Series. All previous publications have been of the professional, peer-reviewed, medical variety, and make for lovely sleep aids.


Connect with the author: amazon  ~  X/Twitter  

My Thoughts 


Roses in December is book two in the Hamilton Place series. The series is written by Mark A. Gibson.  This series has been such an amazing read. This was a new to me author, and I’ll be on the lookout for his work moving forward. 


Jimmy Hamilton overcame childhood tragedy to become a hero in Vietnam, only to die there in 1967. All but forgotten, Jimmy leaves behind a young wife, an infant son, and a man wracked by guilt. His wife is shattered when Jimmy dies. She soon finds herself in an abusive marriage with Jimmy’s brother. Oh my heart broke for her. She wants so desperately to right the wrongs of the past and keep Jimmy’s memory alive. 


The author has created such a variety of characters. They are flawed, have pain, relatable and all have an important voice in the story. This series was such an emotionally wrecking story. He did great research to bring this Vietnam era book alive. 


Thank you to the author, publisher and IRead book tours for allowing me to read a copy of this book. All thoughts are my own. 


Tour Schedule:

Feb 5 – Cover Lover Book Review – book series spotlight / giveaway
Feb 5 - Locks, Hooks and Books – book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / giveaway
Feb 6 – Bigreadersite – book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / giveaway
Feb 7 – JB's Bookworms with Brandy Mulder –book series spotlight / guest post / giveaway
Feb 7 - Leanne Bookstagram – book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / giveaway
Feb 8 – Gina Rae Mitchell – book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / guest post / giveaway
Feb 8 - Country Mamas With Kids – book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / author interview / giveaway
Feb 9 – The Sexy Nerd Revue – book series spotlight / giveaway
Feb 9 - Liese's Blog – book spotlight of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS  
Feb 9 Rockin' Book Reviews - book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / guest post / giveaway
Feb 12– fundinmental – book series spotlight / giveaway
Feb 12 – Welcome To MLMOPINIONS Reviews –book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / giveaway
Feb 13 – Welcome To MLMOPINIONS Reviews –book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 13 – Bigreadersite – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 14 – StoreyBook Reviews – book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / giveaway
Feb 14 - Leanne Bookstagram – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 15 Novels Alive  book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / giveaway
Feb 15 Book Corner News and Reviews - book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / giveaway
Feb 15- Liese's Blog – book spotlight of ROSES IN DECEMBER  
Feb 16 - Book Reviews by Linda Moore – book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / giveaway
Feb 16 – Novels Alive – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 16 Book Corner News and Reviews - book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 16  – StoreyBook Reviews – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 19 - Rockin' Book Reviews - book spotlight of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 19- Locks, Hooks and Books – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 20 - Connie's History Classroom – book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / guest post / giveaway
Feb 20 – Gina Rae Mitchell – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / guest post / giveaway
Feb 21 - Kim's Book Reviews and Writing Aha's –book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / author interview / giveaway
Feb 21 - @dana.loves.books - book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / giveaway
Feb 21 - Connie's History Classroom – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 22 – - Kim's Book Reviews and Writing Aha's – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 22 -Country Mamas With Kids – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 22 - @dana.loves.books - book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 23 –Diane’s Book Journal – book series spotlight / giveaway
Feb 23 Teatime and Books - book series spotlight / giveaway
Feb 23 --Book Reviews by Linda Moore – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway

Tuesday, February 20, 2024

My Thoughts - A Song that Never Ends (Hamilton Place Book I) by Mark A. Gibson

 

 
A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS by Mark A. Gibson
A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS (Hamilton Place, Book One) by Mark A. Gibson


Book Details:

Book Title:  A Song that Never Ends (Hamilton Place Book I) by Mark A. Gibson
Category:  Adult Fiction 18 yrs +,  338 pages
Genre:  Family Saga Fiction, Thriller, Historical Fiction
Publisher:  Hamilton Press (Self)
Release date:   January, 2024
Format available for review:  print (print - softback / USA and Canada) and ebook (EPUB and PDF)
Tour dates: Feb 5 to Feb 23, 2024
Content Rating: A soft R for the following: Language, although appropriate for situation, does have a smattering (perhaps 5 uses over 350 pages) of the F-word. Sexual situations are more so implied than graphic, although there is one soft description of fellatio. There is no use of derogatory descriptions for persons, sexes or races. No graphic violence is described.
Book Description:

Home.
For over three hundred years, that’s what the Hamilton family has called a shrinking swath of farmland in the Appalachian foothills of South Carolina.

Home.
That’s the failing tobacco farm where Walter and Maggie Hamilton choose to raise their three children. Walter has big plans to make the farm more profitable, but his plans are interrupted by World War II and family heartbreak. Walter returns from the war a changed man, and finds Maggie, too, has changed; neither of them for the better. But at least their family is together at...

Home.
More than anything, that’s where their eight-year-old son, Jimmy Hamilton, wants to be. However, after an unspeakable tragedy, he’s sent away from the only life he’s ever known—to live with a kindly uncle in North Carolina, far from…

Home.
That’s where Jimmy is finally going to be, unless fate has plans of its own…

A Song that Never Ends is the first installment of the Hamilton Place series, an epic family saga extending from the Great Depression to present day. Through war and peace, love and loss, triumph and tragedy; follow the Hamilton family on their journey from a run-down farm in South Carolina, through the jungles of Vietnam, to the top of the world in New York City, and beyond the gardens of stone at Arlington.
Buy the Book:
Amazon

Meet the Author:

Mark A. Gibson is a physician who practices Cardiology in the mountains of rural North Georgia. He was raised on a small farm in upstate South Carolina—the last postage-stamp sized sliver of a much larger parcel granted to the family by land grant from King Charles II in 1665—and may or may not have once gotten in trouble for digging up his mom’s calla lily bed in search of the family’s long-lost charter.

Dr. Gibson graduated from the Citadel in Charleston, SC with a BS in Biology. Afterwards, he received his medical degree from the University of South Carolina School of Medicine in Columbia, SC. He received his Internal Medicine training through the University of Tennessee Medical System and Cardiology training through the Wilford Hall USAF Medical Center. He served for eight years on active duty with the US Air Force, before leaving the military for private practice.

Although a cardiologist by profession, Dr. Gibson is a dreamer by nature. He is a self-styled oenophile who enjoys travel and fine food. In his spare time, he builds sandcastles and dreams of distant shores.

Roses in December represents Dr. Gibson’s second offering to the world of literature, and the conclusion of his Hamilton Place Series. All previous publications have been of the professional, peer-reviewed, medical variety, and make for lovely sleep aids.


Connect with the author: amazon  ~  X/Twitter  


Guest Post

Why Select an Epic Family Saga for Your Next Reading Adventure?

Mark A. Gibson

 

Please allow me to present you, dear reader, with the followinglist:

Colleen McCullough’s The Thorn Birds

Margaret Mitchell’s Gone with the Wind

Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s One Hundred Years of Solitude

Irwin Allen’s Rich ManPoor Man and Beggar Man, Thief

John Steinbeck’s East of Eden

John Jakes’s The North and the South

The Century Trilogy by Ken Follett

What do these titles have in common?

First, they are all phenomenal reads crafted by authors at the top of their storytelling games. They feature strong lists of characters, fabulous locations, and epic story lines that cross genres. 

Secondeach of these books are fictional family sagas, meaning they focus on one or more generations of a family (or a few interconnected families), and closely follows their fates, fortunes, and passions over years or even decades

Finally, and most unfortunately in my opinion, with the exception of Ken Follett’s Century Trilogy titles (Fall of GiantsWinter of the World, and Edge of Eternity), all were published well before 1990. Although the genre ruled the best-seller lists from the late 60s until the early 80s, those days seem to have passed us by. More shelf space today is dedicated to romancenovels, thrillers, horror, sci-fi, and books “written” by celebritiesthan to the venerable family saga. Even anime garners more acreage at my local Barnes & Noble. 

Why then have I created and positioned the Hamilton Place Series, featuring A Song that Never Ends and Roses in December, within this dying genre?

It’s simple, really. 

As a kid, I used to sit on my grandfather’s knee listening to tales from The Great Depression and World War II. Sometimes he told me stories that his grandfather had told him about the Civil and Revolutionary Wars. I loved it! I’d sit there totally mesmerized until my mom or dad dragged me from his side.

Who here among us doesn’t have a dotty old aunt, a great-uncleof dubious integrity, a grandparent, or elderly family friend who likes to regale listeners with tales, both real and imagined, of derring-do or life “back when?” Thus, family sagas are relatable.

Rather than a blockbuster thriller filled with explosions, terror, and suspense, the family saga provides a slow burna build to a climax that will leave the reader still engrossed in the characterslives long after the final page has been turned. Instead of an exciting, supersonic flight to Paris on the Concord, the family saga is a cruise ship sailing across the Atlantic…and the cruise ship just might turn out to be the Titanic

Fans of historical fiction, international intrigue/thrillers, and even romance novels can all find something to love within the pages of a family epicthey’ll just get there a little slower, enjoying the journey as much as the destination.

That, dear readers, is why I choose to write in the genre of epic family saga. Who knows? Maybe my little stories will someday help to trigger a resurgence in popularity?



My Thoughts 



A Song that Never Ends is written by Mark A. Gibson.  This is book one in the Hamilton place series. This is the first book that I’ve read by this author. I am excited to read the second book in this series. I wasn’t prepared for the emotional roller coaster this book took me on. 



We meet the Hamilton family. They have not always had the best of luck throughout the years. This story will draw you in within the first few pages. I loved getting to know this rural fictional South Carolina town. The author has done a wonderful job creating  realistic characters. They’ve got baggage, heartache, have gone through trials and continue to persevere. 


This book looks at primarily WWII and Vietnam. It shows how the Hamilton family handles life after tragedy. We see a primary focus on Maggie and Walter and their son, Jimmy/James. Jimmy is sent to live with his uncle and he tries to write home but his letters come back to him. It was sad to see the evolution of a strong family start to shatter. 



Thank you to the author, publisher and IRead book tours for allowing me to read a copy of this book. All thoughts are my own. 


Schedule:

Feb 5 – Cover Lover Book Review – book series spotlight / giveaway
Feb 5 - Locks, Hooks and Books – book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / giveaway
Feb 6 – Bigreadersite – book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / giveaway
Feb 7 – JB's Bookworms with Brandy Mulder –book series spotlight / guest post / giveaway
Feb 7 - Leanne Bookstagram – book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / giveaway
Feb 8 – Gina Rae Mitchell – book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / guest post / giveaway
Feb 8 - Country Mamas With Kids – book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / author interview / giveaway
Feb 9 – The Sexy Nerd Revue – book series spotlight / giveaway
Feb 9 - Liese's Blog – book spotlight of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS  
Feb 9 Rockin' Book Reviews - book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / guest post / giveaway
Feb 12– fundinmental – book series spotlight / giveaway
Feb 12 – Welcome To MLMOPINIONS Reviews –book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / giveaway
Feb 13 – Welcome To MLMOPINIONS Reviews –book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 13 – Bigreadersite – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 14 – StoreyBook Reviews – book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / giveaway
Feb 14 - Leanne Bookstagram – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 15 Novels Alive  book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / giveaway
Feb 15 Book Corner News and Reviews - book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / giveaway
Feb 15- Liese's Blog – book spotlight of ROSES IN DECEMBER  
Feb 16 - Book Reviews by Linda Moore – book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / giveaway
Feb 16 – Novels Alive – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 16 Book Corner News and Reviews - book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 16  – StoreyBook Reviews – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 19 - Rockin' Book Reviews - book spotlight of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 19- Locks, Hooks and Books – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 20 - Connie's History Classroom – book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / guest post / giveaway
Feb 20 – Gina Rae Mitchell – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / guest post / giveaway
Feb 21 - Kim's Book Reviews and Writing Aha's – book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / author interview / giveaway
Feb 21 - @dana.loves.books - book review of A SONG THAT NEVER ENDS / giveaway
Feb 21 - Connie's History Classroom – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 22 – - Kim's Book Reviews and Writing Aha's – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 22 -Country Mamas With Kids – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 22 - @dana.loves.books - book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
Feb 23 –Diane’s Book Journal – book series spotlight / giveaway
Feb 23 Teatime and Books - book series spotlight / giveaway
Feb 23 --Book Reviews by Linda Moore – book review of ROSES IN DECEMBER / giveaway
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