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February Web Contest

There's nothing more American than candy
conversation hearts. Those colorful candies
date back to the year 1902. Though the mottos
and flavors continue to evolve (among this
year's flavors are green apple and blue
raspberry), the candy has remained the same
except for one thing.

Name one of the other shapes and you'll be
entered to win an Amazon gift card and a
signed book. Winners announced Feb. 28th.


The company used to make other shapes
besides hearts.
The company first tried out some keen shapes
like baseballs and horseshoes.
And the winner is.....Tara!
Here's an inspiring new book
about one young lady's journey
with chronic pain. No It's Not
in My Head
A killer party! Attended the
fabulous Penny Warner's book
launch party. She's a wonderful
author and a truly fine person.
Pick up her book if you enjoy a
rollicking, smart and sassy
mystery!
Looking for just the right book but not sure where
to look? Check out The Borrowed Book, a website
designed specifically for readers and writers of fine
books and devotionals! On Mondays, meet the
finest debut authors Christian fiction has to offer.
Wednesdays and Thursdays, read interviews with
your favorite authors or browse excerpts from many
of the latest books. Not into fiction? Then stop by
on Tuesdays when writers of non-fiction and
devotionals will be the featured guests.

Created by award-winning author and speaker,
Elizabeth Ludwig, The Borrowed Book offers
readers the chance to meet some of their favorite
authors, catch up on the latest books, and sign up
for weekly drawings and prizes. Rest assured, this
isn’t your average writer’s blog. The Borrowed
Book was designed with the book-lover in
mind…you.
Uber authors Penny Warner,
Diana Orgain and yours truly!
March Web Contest

Okay peeps! How about a
contest to give a little help to a
struggling suspense author?
I've written books that take
place in remote Alaska, the
Arizona desert, the rugged
Washington Cascades and a
middle of nowhere Oregon
wilderness. I'm looking to start a
two book series that will be
linked but I'm stumped about
what the setting should be. Tell
me where you think a good
setting for a suspense novel
would be and I'll enter you in
this month's contest to win a
Border's Gift Card (redeemable
online or in stores). Winners
announced on March 31st.
Okay, so you're not twenty any more.
Maybe Boomer Lit is right for you.
Check out the article. Nice insight from
uber boomer Debbie Macomber.


Boomer lit : Romancing the Middle Aged
Reader