Lyn Announces her FINAL NEW BOOK for 2022!

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Mavis's Forever Christmas

 

Sweet Holiday Romance with a cute puppy!

 MAVIS’S FOREVER CHRISTMAS

asks:

Is falling in love only for the young? 

Never married, Mavis, a retired college librarian, has made a new life for herself near her “adopted” niece Ellie. Over a year ago, John lost his wife, who was Mavis’s best friend for nearly forty years. He has spent the intervening time traveling with his trailer. When Ellie faces complications of a difficult pregnancy, John and Mavis pull together to help her and her family. But new feelings and attraction come unexpectedly, surprising them both. Is falling in love a betrayal of a wife or best friend? 

Click here to purchase! And add some holiday cheer to the days heading toward Christmas!–Lyn

Puppies for Christmas series

My novella is part of a series of holiday romances featuring puppies and HAPPY HOLIDAY ENDINGS! Click here to see them all–ALL 99 CENTS Each till Dec 31st!

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If You Enjoy Historical Novels based on True Events, this FREE ebook is for you!

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 ENDS THE 15TH!

A young small town girl finds herself in the shadowy world of WWII espionage~

 

Coming of age in the deep Depression, Bette faces a troubled world. Her parents have taken in Gretel, a Jewish girl her same age sent by her family from Nazi Germany. In the KKK South this is met with animosity. As she finishes high school, Bette falls in love with a young man who applauds her family’s decision. The two become informally engaged and Bette dreams of a future as a wife and mother with him, clipping recipes and living the quiet life. 

 

But Hitler and others who seek world domination interfere with her plans. As her fiance attends college in Georgetown, she works as a secretary in the War Department. And that job leads her into the murky world of espionage. The US, Canada and England have banded together to foil German spies working to gain American military secrets. Bette never considered being a spy even in her wildest dreams. But she will do anything to stop these enemies, those who are persecuting Gretel’s family. But after swearing an oath, she can tell no one–not even the man she loves.

 

The Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor. War crashes over them all and again Bette and her fiance are separated. And another man enters her life, one who works with her to foil Hitler. A man she resists but who won’t take no for an answer. When the war ends, which will she choose–the young man she fell in love with as a girl or the man who taught her how to be a spy?

 

The Carlyle Women-four generations, 

each facing the challenges of her time 

and each harboring her own painful secret~

 

Once again Lyn Cote’s presentation of an era fills the reader with a new look at an overexposed time of history. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE.–Lyn Cote


 

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Lyn Asks the December Question

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Ornmanet cat

Now for Decembers question. I hope you aren’t bored by the saga of my two little kitty brothers, but they have definitely impacted our Christmas plans. I told my husband we don’t dare have a Christmas tree this year. They are climbers! Fortunately I have a small ceramic tree that lights up and that will have to do this Christmas. When I was a child, one of our cats decided that when the house was quiet and we were all asleep it was his chance—

TO CLIMB THE CHRISTMAS TREE. 

He did it three nights in a row, tumbling the tree and crashing all the glass ornaments. The next morning my mother twisted a cup hook into the wall and tied a slender rope which she secured to the cuphook and the tree trunk. Problem solved; the cat continued to climb the tree but without incident. I don’t think this would work with our little boys since they would want to tear every ornament off and chew it around, chase it, throw it in the air and lose it. So do you have a pet Christmas story,? Please share yours. I will choose a few commenters and offer them a free ebook. I love animal stories!-Lyn

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Free ebook for a limited time!

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Bitter autumn

BITTER AUTUMN Free Sept 25-29th~

“An edge of your seat—do not expect to put it down adventure!”

When Grey returns to his small Wisconsin hometown on the shore of Lake Superior to care for his beloved great-aunt, he’s determined to seek forgiveness for his past. But as he falls into an unlikely romance, danger looms on the horizon…

But one truth many don’t realize until it’s too late—vengeance can be dangerous. A suspenseful love story of redemption and second chances.

“Was on the edge of my seat through the whole book, couldn’t read it fast enough.”

“I could not put this book down. There are a lot of twists and turns in the investigation…” Why not tell a friend?–Lyn

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Lyn Asks the September Question

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Well, no, my grade schools didn’t look like that! I’m not THAT OLD! But every fall I think of school. Of course, we all do! The stores are full of pens, pencils, paper and a whole lot more! School has changed since we went. Computers have changed everything except for the fact that students are all kids. And kids will be kids.

One of my fondest memories of school is my third grade crush at Glen Flora School. Oh, my, Benji had the cutest curly blond hair. And I knew he liked me because he would stand in line behind or in front of me. And he’d look at me, grin and then fall straight the floor—not faint, just fall like a tree.

Oh, Mrs. Johnson didn’t like this! But I was so impressed. Fortunately Glen Flora was an older school and had wooden floors or Benji might have gotten a concussion all for love of me. ‘-)

So what do you remember? Please share a fond memory from your school days. Did you have a sweetheart in grade school? A favorite teacher? A fun game on the playground? Can any of you recall one of those jump-rope chants? I can’t!

I’ll give an ebook to one commenter.–Lyn

Remember Ellie’s Forever Family is on sale throught Sept 2nd for 99 cents!

Ellie's Forever Family

BridgesBridges by Deborah Raney
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I always enjoy a Deborah Raney book. Her Women’s Fiction tackles the problems of modern life that make relationships challenging. What is most prominent to me about BRIDGES is that the characters are so REAL, nothing contrived. Deb has a talent for this and it’s at its zenith in BRIDGES. Tess and JW are two humans who’ve been battered by life but have soldiered on. Both are mature so this is a Later in Life romance and I love these because romance is not just for the young. Well, I’m not going to retell the story. I will merely recommend that if you want a story of families trying to work things out and a lovely, very real romance, you can’t go wrong with BRIDGES. PS: Having lived in Iowa (the setting) for nearly 20 years, I guessed JW’s real name easily, but I’m not telling!!

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Don’t Miss A HEART OF STONE is FREE 7/15-19th

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A Heart of Stone

 

A HEART OF STONE is FREE 7/15-19th

A baby’s future hangs in the balance, sparking a heart-rending mystery. Why didn’t Cash’s sister leave him guardianship of her daughter?

Instead, she leaves her infant in her friend Jane’s care. Though a lifelong friend, Jane isn’t family. And the baby is the only family Cash has left. He insists on being involved in raising his young niece. In the midst of this, strange things start happening at Jane’s dress shop. Can the two overcome their differences–and perhaps build a new family together? Only if his heart of stone can be softened. From a Carol Award-winning author: a faith-filled, second chance romance with a touch of mystery. Why not tell a friend?–Lyn

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Lyn Asks the August Question

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Husband driving boat 7-4-16Lyn Asks the August Question:

if you could learn anything – without any reference to physical ability or cost or location – – what would you like to learn to do? And why?

The photo above is my husband driving our boat at sunset on the lake we live on. After all, this is the final SUMMER QUESTION!

I’m trying to figure out which skill I’d like to learn if I could! Have fun with this! Leave a comment and be entered into a random drawing for a free ebook. Please tell a friend!–Lyn

Now for my reply! I chose scuba diving! Yes, there’s no way I can do it now. But I think swimming underwater and viewing that part of creation up close and personal would be amazing! And after all, it’s just something I would like if I didn’t actually have to do it! Go figure! :-)–Lyn

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