Audiobook Giveaway: Any Minute by Joyce Meyer

by Carol26 Comments
Any Minute by Joyce Meyer (abridged audiobook) Sarah Harper is driven, pursuing happiness in all the wrong places. She wants to do good and not hurt the people she loves, including her son, Mitchell, and her husband, Joe. But her drive to succeed overrides all else. It's not until she faces a chance encounter with heaven and spends time with the grandmother who prayed for her every day when she was a little girl that she begins to see how her own mother's bitterness created a hole in Sarah's life--a hole she has been trying to overcome for as long as she can remember. For the first time, Sarah sees that God created her for a special purpose. When Sarah returns to her own life, she is a woman with a mission. And the unsuspecting world around her will never be the same again. The Giveaway: Thanks to Hachette Book Group, I've got three audiobook copies of Any Minute to giveaway. To enter, just leave...
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Winners!

by Carol4 Comments
Congratulations to the winners of the audiobook, The Juror by George Dawes Green! Janet F Jake Lsewhere Dawn M. Also I've got a new winner for My Forbidden Desire by Carolyn Jewel, since one of my originial winners already got her hands on a copy. chey I'll be e-mailing you shortly. I just need your addresses, so I can pass them on to Hachette Book Group. Thanks!...
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Wondrous Words Wednesday

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I ran across a few new-to-me words this week. These two are from Don't Call Me a Crook! by Bob Moore. They were actually defined in the footnotes, which was kind of nice. haversack- satchel. " We took two electic torches and some gin and a haversack" flivver- a low-priced, little, and often old car. "gangsters drove into the place in a flivver that had two machine guns mounted on it" The other two are from Midnight Bayou by Nora Roberts. allée- a walkway lined with trees or tall shrubs. "The ancient live oaks that formed the allée dripped with water and moss" spark- to engage in courtship; woo. "And since you're sparking me, you can call me Miss Odette." Any new words for you this week? Play along at Bermudaonion's Weblog....
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Teaser Tuesday

by Carol4 Comments
Grab your current read. Let the book fall open to a random page. Share with us two (2) "teaser" sentences from that page, somewhere between lines 7 and 12. You also need to share the title of the book that you're getting your "teaser" from...that way people can have some great book recommendations if they like the teaser you've given. Please avoid spoilers! My teaser: She didn't breathe easy until she was out of the house. He wasn't going to be as simple to handle as she'd assumed. -pg. 105, Midnight Bayou by Nora Roberts Teaser Tuesdays is hosted by MizB of Should Be Reading. Play along....
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Winners!

by Carol4 Comments
Congratulations to the winners of My Forbidden Desire by Carolyn Jewel. I'm sure you'll enjoy it. Dawn M. Amanda Jenny N Jessica dag888888 I'll be e-mailing you all shortly. I just need your addresses to pass on to Hachette Book Group. Thanks!...
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The Light, The Dark & Ember Between by J. W. Nicklaus

by Carol8 Comments
The Light, the Dark, & Ember Between by J. W. Nicklaus Description: This book is a collection of uplifting images that delve into the reflections of the human condition. These stories will cause you to think, laugh, and even cry at the beauty of emotional memories. You will smile at the thought of love lost and found again in "Paper Doll." You will think about your life's choices in "10:18." You will cry tears of joy while reading about the hidden gift in "Winter Rose." This is a must-have collection of thought-provoking reflections perfect for your bedside or the beach. My thoughts: I was looking at my shelves, trying to decide what to read next and this one popped out at me. Granted, I have others that I should have gotten around to before it, but it just really fit the mood I was in. It's short, but filled with wonderful glimpses of lives. With fifteen stories, it's almost impossible to talk about each of them,...
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