Sweet September was a wonderful read by Tricia Goyer whom I have recently discovered. What a great writer. This book read like a TV show, I could picture the entire story in my head. I can not wait to read more!!!!!! This is another set of books I would totally recommend.
About the Blog Tour Contest:
Since Sweet September is all about family, Tricia wants to meet yours. Leave a comment on Tricia’s blog tour post sharing who your favorite family member is and why - and you’ll be entered into a drawing to win William-Sonoma’s Pumpkin Harvest Loaf Pan & Quick Bread Set.
About the book: (Book 2 of the Home to Heather Creek series)
Harvest time at Heather Creek Farm is an exciting time, but the kids don't seem to be getting into the spirit. One day while he's wandering through the fields, Christopher stumbles across an old piece of metal buried in the ground. He doesn't know what it is, but he hides it in the shed.
That night, the garden by the house is uprooted. Who could have done such a thing? Charlotte is determined to find out, but is distracted when she gets news that Sam is failing school. The sullen teen is indifferent and won't study. He starts spending a lot of time with Pete. Though she loves her son dearly, Pete never finished high school, and Charlotte is afraid he'll encourage Sam to do the same. How can she help him get back on track?
A gripping story that examines the Stevenson family's history as well as its shaky future, Sweet September will bring you deeper into the loving community of Bedford and the deep ties of love that bind this broken family together. As they forge new connections, you'll be entertained, inspired, and reminded that God's grace can make all things new.
About Tricia:
Tricia Goyer is the author of twelve books including From Dust and Ashes, My Life UnScripted, and the children's book, 10 Minutes to Showtime. She won Historical Novel of the Year in 2005 and 2006 from ACFW, and was honored with the Writer of the Year award from Mt. Hermon Writer's Conference in 2003. Tricia's book Life Interrupted was a finalist for the Gold Medallion in 2005. In addition to her novels, Tricia writes non-fiction books and magazine articles for publications like Today's Christian Woman and Focus on the Family. Tricia is a regular speaker at conventions and conferences, and has been a workshop presenter at the MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) International Conventions. She and her family make their home in the mountains of Montana.
Tricia’s website: www.triciagoyer.com
Tricia’s blog: http://triciagoyer.blogspot.com
Labels: Book Blog Tour, book reviews
Ok, so if you want to win both of these books (yes I am giving both away at the same time), just leave a comment here tell me one thing about the town you live in!!!
Don't forget to go to the authors blog as well for another contest and visit the others on the tour!
You have until Tuesday at 2pm or whenever I wake up to leave a comment!
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11 comments:
Avondale Arizona, small, friendly, divided into two sections, known as Avondale and Old Avondale. The city was expanded as most of the new developments are built in what used to be cotton and watermelon fields. Avondale may be small but houses the biggest revenue maker for the City of Phoenix, yes I am talking about PIR or Phoenix International Raceway, yeap it is in Avondale and not Phoenix. We have activities all year round ther is never a dull moment in my town.
Roswell, GA. Home of your Trader Joes, a familiar Chick Fil A.
Pick ME!!!
Kennesaw, GA...we were told when we moved near downtown Kennesaw that it was like living in Mayberry and it is. There are always great events in the downtown area and we live so close we can walk to them!
ok...I did it..here's my comment...I'm working all night, are you???
OK...I'm not anonymous anymore. I just remembered my password! Sounds like a good book!
We just recently moved to Havelock, NC. Marines affectionately seem to love to call it Have not, NC as it is a very VERY small town. BUT, we are close to the water... close to big cities... and close to other states where we can have a great round experience for our kids growing up! We love history and so this place is perfect for us!!
Thanks for hosting the contest :-)
God bless,
Sallie
Sounds like a wonderful series of books! Thanks for the chance to win. We live in Austintown, Ohio and we have cold & snowy winters here, there's nothing better than curling up in front of the fireplace with a good book!! :)
Sounds like a great read!
We live in Yardley, PA and it is located along the Delaware River. Next to it is Washington's Crossing.
I live in North Platte, Nebraska - home of the world's largest train yard and Buffalo Bill's Wild West Arena and his home Scout's Rest Ranch. We also have NebraskaLand Days here every June. I love it here!
Janna
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