Contest!
To celebrate the release of my latest book, Sweet September, I'm having a give-away!
Submit your favorite childhood memory here and be entered to win 1 of 10 copies of Sweet September!
And for fun...I'll post your stories on myIt's Real Life blog!
Contest ends August 31st. The winner's will be announced September 5th!
About the book:
The new Guideposts original series, Home To Heather Creek
About the series: Charlotte Stevenson’s world is turned upside down when her daughter, Denise, dies in a tragic car accident. She ran away at eighteen and Charlotte has never forgiven herself. Now, Denise’s children, abandoned by their father, are coming from California to live on Heather Creek Farm in Bedford, Nebraska. More
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I wrote Book #2, (and am currently working on book 7) Sweet September!
Harvest time at Heather Creek Farm is an exciting time, but the kids don’t seem to be getting into the spirit. One day while he’s wandering through the fields, Christopher stumbles across an old piece of metal buried in the ground. He doesn’t know what it is, but he hides it in the shed.That night, the garden by the house is uprooted. Who could have done such a thing? Charlotte is determined to find out, but is distracted when she gets news that Sam is failing school. The sullen teen is indifferent and won’t study. He starts spending a lot of time with Pete. Though she loves her son dearly, Pete never finished high school, and Charlotte is afraid he’ll encourage Sam to do the same. How can she help him get back on track?A gripping story that examines the Stevenson family’s history as well as its shaky future, Sweet September will bring you deeper into the loving community of Bedford and the deep ties of love that bind this broken family together. As they forge new connections, you’ll be entertained, inspired, and reminded that God’s grace can make all things new.
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This book was a lot of fun for me. A departure from the rigorous historical research and a chance to try my hand at something contemporary.
posted by Tricia Goyer @ 9:49 AM
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