It’s that time again! Time to choose an image of a couple for my next series, debuting in 2023! A few commenters will receive a free ebook! Thanks for your help–Lyn
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Lyn Asks the November Question
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“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.
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Lyn Asks the October Question!
Now for the October question. What was your or a friend’s most unusual pet—now or in the past. I love animal stories! Leave a comment and perhaps win the drawing for a free ebook!–Lyn
Lyn Asks the September Question
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!
Bridges 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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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
Lyn Asks the August Question
Lyn 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
Lyn Review Deborah Raney’s BRIDGES
Bridges 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!
PSS: I’d love to show the books cover but evidently I can’t! Click here to see it and learn more.
OMINOUS MIDSUMMER OUT TODAY!
Clean Mystery Romance
What will it take for best friends to fall in love?
Everyone calls her “the girl who had amnesia.” Though Jessie has found a safe place in the small townWinfield on the rugged shore of Lake Superior, the past still haunts her. Her best friend Chad carries his own “family” baggage. Then a violent attack on his great uncle shatters their peace. And his ex-con father is nowhere to be found – – kidnapped? Why? As the mystery unfolds, Jessie and Chad draw closer. Will these best friends admit they’ve become more than friends?
Another clean mystery romance that you’ll find “impossible to put down” with family drama and the hope of redemption by a Carol Award-winning author.
Beautiful shore, Dangerous seasons~
If You Could Travel Anywhere-Where?
Our June question dealt with the realities of life now. The July question is the opposite!
July’s question will take us away from reality into what if.
Question: If You Could Travel Anywhere-Where woudl you go? And you don’t have to worry about the cost or how you travel there (unless that’s part of the fantasy) and you have unlimited funds and energy to enjoy the trip! So go for it! Let your imagination soar!
Please leave a response and become eligible for a drawing for a free ebook!–Lyn
Spring in the northwoods!