Hi Regular Readers and First Time Visitors,
Welcome. I'm glad you found your way to my site. I'm participating in the Beach Book Blast taking place on Nov. 25-26 Thanks for Great Books Blog Hop and Fall Ebook Release Event! Nine authors are showcasing our new books at the Beach Book Blast website and at our sister site at the RG2E.
My new Christmas novel, A Shepherd's Song is featured. We've got something for everyone—from romantic suspense, to a sweet
holiday romance, to a YA Dystopian and a few mysteries.
To make the event even more fun, we’ve added prizes (a larger one at the Beach Book Blast site and smaller ones at some of the authors’ sites) and a blog hop where readers can connect to their favorite authors and learn what great books, characters, or authors have inspired them.
More About A Shepherd's Song
Tom Shepherd is
anything but a hero. A senior physics
major at Three Rivers University in Pittsburgh, he just wants to make some easy
cash for a trip during the coming spring break.
On the last Sunday in November, he arrives at Holy Redeemer church in
Perrysville to sell the Christmas season’s hottest toy, So Big Sammy, for three
times its retail price to a buyer, but a snafu lands him in the middle of a
bone marrow drive benefiting four-year-old Christo Davidson, who has leukemia. When everyone there—including the media
covering the event—assumes that Tom has come to give the toy to the sick boy,
Tom has no choice but to give it away.
Lauded by the media
as a hero and bestowed with the nickname "The Good Shepherd," Tom finds himself
an overnight celebrity. As a toy scalper
and liar, he knows he’s unworthy of the honor, but when Gloria Davidson, a
fellow student and Christo’s relative, seeks out Tom to thank him for being
kind so kind to her little cousin, Tom, bewitched by her beauty, embellishes his
character and lies to further impress Gloria.
Tom asks Gloria out, beginning a relationship that will lead him to
examine everything he believes.
On Christmas Eve, Tom
finds himself facing choices that will affect not only himself but also Gloria
and Christo. Tom must choose between
sacrifice and honor, love and loneliness, life and death.
Enter the Raffle
I'm so thankful to all of you who have read St. Anne's Day and have already started to read A Shepherd's Song, I wanted to show my appreciation. Since this time of year can be stressful, particularly for women, with all the cleaning, cooking, baking, shopping, wrapping, etc., I wanted to help you to find a way to relax. I like to relax with a good book, and I also find the scents of the holiday season put me in a good mood. Therefore, I'm raffling a $15 gift certificate to Bath & Body Works. Maybe you will find time to sit by the Christmas tree with A Shepherd's Song, enjoying a twisted peppermint candle or maybe you will be able to read it in a warm vanilla sugar bubble bath. One can hope! Be sure to enter the raffle at the right.
Buy A Shepherd's Song
Be Sure to Visit the Other Sites of those Participating
Click here to visit the Beach Book Blast website to enter the drawing for the $25 and $10 Olive Garden gift certificates, or click below to visit another Beach Blast author's blog.
Fabio Bueno @ http://www.fabiobueno.com
Debra Burroughs @ http://www.DebraBurroughsBooks.com
L.C. Giroux @ http://www.lcgiroux.com/thoughts
Stacy Green @ http://stacygreenauthor.com/
Stacey Joy Netzel @ http://staceyjoynetzel.blogspot.com/2012/11/thanks-for-great-books-blog-hopfall.html
PJ Sharon @ http://www.pjsharonyawriter.blogspot.com
Lily Silver @ http://romancinghistorylove.blogspot.com/
Sounds like a great read and something different. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Stacy.
DeleteI love your greeting at the very top, Janice. :) A Shepard's Song sounds like one of those redemption stories that I love!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Stacey. It is a story of redemption and Christmas spirit!
DeleteGreat post! I love the cover for A Shepard's Song. I have added it my list to get and I am looking forward to reading it.
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Thanks, Becky. The person who created the cover did a fantastic job. It embodies the setting of the climactic scene.
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