This week Lynette Sowell and Christina Berry

» Posted on Aug 23, 2009 in Blog | 7 comments


Congratulations to ladystorm for winning Sandra Robbins’s Final Warning and Sherry for winning Golden Keyes Parsons with In the Shadow of the Sun King.

This week I’m hosting Lynette Sowell with All That Glitters and Christina Berry with The Familiar Stranger. If you want to enter the drawing for the book, please leave a comment on one of the post during the week with your email address. I will not enter you without an email address (my way to contact you if you win). If you don’t want to leave an email address, another way you can enter is to email me at
margaretdaley@gmail.com. The drawings end Sunday (Aug 30th) evening.

Bio for Lynette Sowell:

Lynette Sowell is the author of four romance novellas as well as a three-book cozy mystery series published by Barbour Publishing. She is also a past secretary of American Christian Fiction Writers. Although Lynette’s a Massachusetts Yankee by birth, she’s a Texan by choice, where she lives with her husband, two teenagers, and five cats that have their humans well-trained. All That Glitters is her first historical romance novel.

Blurb for All That Glitters:

When Francesca Wallingford first meets Count Philippe de la Croix, he turns her head. But then an old friend, Alfred Finley, returns to the society that scorned him years ago. A summer in Newport, Rhode Island, with its sequence of balls and cotillions, pits both men in a quest for Francesca’s hand. But what role does love and honor play when Francesca’s mother has her own agenda for her daughter to become a countess?


Bio of Christina Berry:
Mother and foster parent, Christina Berry carves time to write from her busy schedule because she must tell the stories that haunt her every waking moment. (Such is the overly dramatic description of an author’s life!) She holds a BA in Literature, yet loves a good Calculus problem, as well. Her debut novel, The Familiar Stranger, releases from Moody in September and deals with lies, secrets, and themes of forgiveness in a troubled marriage. A moving speaker and dynamic teacher, Christina strives to Live Transparently–Forgive Extravagantly!

Her work has also appeared in The Secret Place, The Oregonian, and Daily Devotions for Writers. Get to know her better at http://www.christinaberry.net or http://www.authorchristinaberry.blogspot.com

Blurb for The Familiar Stranger:

Craig Littleton’s decision to end his marriage would shock his wife, Denise . . . if she knew what he was up to. When an accident lands Craig in the ICU, with fuzzy memories of his own life and plans, Denise rushes to his side, ready to care for him.
They embark on a quest to help Craig remember who he is and, in the process, discover dark secrets. An affair? An emptied bank account? A hidden identity? An illegitimate
child?

But what will she do when she realizes he’s not the man she thought he was? Is this trauma a blessing in disguise, a chance for a fresh start? Or will his secrets destroy the life they built together?

7 Comments

  1. Margaret, I'm so glad to be featured here. Lynette's book sounds very good! 🙂

  2. Wow! These both sound so good. would love to be entered in the drawing to win either one.

    cherierj(at)yahoo(dot)com

  3. The Familiar Stranger sounds very intriguing. Please enter me in the drawing.

    Thanks,
    Sherry K
    love2stitch(at)hotmail(dot)com

  4. Please enter me for The Familiar Stranger. Amnesia always brings in another dimension!

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