Congratulations to peachykath. You are the winner of Terry Burn’s book.
This week I’m hosting MaryLu Tyndall with The Red Siren and Cecelia Dowdy with Milk Money. If you want to be entered in either or both drawings, please leave a comment this week with your email addy (this is important, I won’t put your name in without an email and a way to contact you) or you can email me at margaretdaley@gmail.com with the information. The drawings end Sunday evening.
MaryLu Tyndall’s bio:
Best-selling author of The Legacy of the King’s Pirates series, MaryLu Tyndall writes full time and makes her home with her husband, six children, and four cats on California’s coast. Her passion is to write page-turning, romantic adventures that not only entertain but expose Christians to their full potential in Christ. For more information on MaryLu and her upcoming releases, please visit her website at http://www.mltyndall.com.
Book Blurb to The Red Siren:
Faith Westcott, a fiery redhead, is a lady by day and a pirate and smuggler by night. How long can she maintain this dual identity before she’s caught red-handed? Dajon Waite, who scours the Carolina coast, expunging it of pirates and smugglers, is a more-than-capable captain in the British Royal Navy. But when asked to take on the guardianship of Faith and her two sisters, he finds himself in deep water. Having vowed to avoid women, what will he do when he begins falling for Faith? Can the all-consuming love of a godly captain redeem a not-so-ladylike pirate?
Cecelia Dowdy’s bio:
CECELIA DOWDY is a world traveler who has been an avid reader for as long as she can remember. When she first read Christian fiction, she felt called to write for the genre. She is involved in several writers groups including American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW) and Romance Writers of America (RWA). She is also a former board member of Faith Hope and Love (the inspirational chapter of RWA) and Washington Romance Writers (a local chapter of RWA). MILK MONEY is her fourth published novel. She loves spending time with her husband and reading to her young son. Currently she resides with her family in Maryland.
The blurb for Milk Money:
Running a dairy farm alone is a big job. When her dad dies, Emily works hard to save the family farm. Her world turns upside down the day Franklin Reese, CPA, pulls in her driveway, announcing he’s there to do an audit. Frank is appalled at the lack of interest Emily has in her farm’s finances, but he’s determined to help her learn. The further he looks into Mr. Cooper’s dealings, the more uncomfortable he becomes. As he uncovers the truth about Mr. Cooper’s finances, he struggles with his own issues. Can Emily love Frank since he’s an unsaved alcoholic?
