Thursday, March 25, 2010

LitFUSE Blog Tour: Songbird Under a German Moon

ABOUT THE BOOK:
The year is 1945. The war is over and 21-year-old Betty Lake has been invited to Europe to sing in a USO tour for American soldiers who now occupy Hitler's Germany. The first nights performance is a hit. Betty becomes enthralled with the applause, the former Nazi-held mansion they're housed in and the attention of Frank Witt, the US Army Signal Corp Photographer. Yet the next night this songbird is ready to fly the coop when Betty's dear friend, Kat, turns up missing. Betty soon realizes Franks photographs could be the key to finding Kat. Betty and Frank team up against post-war Nazi influences and the two lovebirds' hearts may find the answers...in each other. But will they have a chance for their romance to sing? The truth will be revealed under a German moon.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Tricia Goyer is the author of twenty 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. Find out more about her and her books at www.TriciaGoyer.com 

WHAT ERA? CONTEST
! 
Leave a comment on Tricia’s blog or send an email through her website CONNECT page and answer this question: What era in history do you wish you'd lived in and why?
Earn extra entries by signing up for Tricia's newsletter here, becoming a Fan on Facebook or Tweeting about the contest on Twitter (use hashtag #songbird)!
You’ll be entered to win one of three signed copies of Songbird Under a German Moon.

Lisa's Thoughts:  
Tricia Goyer takes her readers back in time to an era of war-torn despondency, giving them a fascinating peek inside the historic Festspielhaus opera house, built by German composer Wagner, where USO singers entertained the troops. I enjoyed reading the history woven throughout the novel. The characters' distinct voices and personalities add flavor to the time period. Songbird Under a German Moon honors those who fought for their country, and those who supported them. 


BLOG TOUR!

Visit the other blogs on the tour to read their reviews on Songbird Under a German Moon. 
3/19

Lena Nelson at A Christian Writer's World    
http://lenanelsondooley.blogspot.com/2010/02/songbird-under-german-moon-tricia-goyer.html

Lynda at Between the Pages     http://betweenthelinesandmore.blogspot.com/2010/03/songbird-under-german-moon-by-tricia.html

Verlina at What You Reading Now?    
www.WhatYouReadingNow.blogspot.com

Julie at Julie Arduini    
http://www.juliearduini.com/Blog/tabid/72/BlogID/1/Default.aspx

Melissa at Red Lily Café    
www.redlilycafe.blogspot.com

Audrey at Brizmus Blogs Books    
http://brizmusblogsbooks.blogspot.com

Tabitha at Through My Eyes    
http://tabithabird.blogspot.com/

Kaylea at My Scrappy Life    
http://kaytebug2002.blogspot.com

3/20

Suzanne at Suzannesaphone    
http://suzannesaphone.wordpress.com

Gwendolyn at A Sea of Books    
http://aseaofbooks.blogspot.com/

Melissa at Ginger High    
www.melissa-gingerhigh.blogspot.com

Beckie at RBC Library    
http://www.rbclibrary.wordpress.com

Mark at Thoughts of a Sojourner    
http://thoughtsofasojourner.blogspot.com/

Denise at Under the Boardwalk   
 http://nisefunpages.blogspot.com/

3/22

Renee at Black 'n Gold Girl's    
http://steelergirl83.blogspot.com

Karla at Another Road to Ramble    
http://anotherroadtoramble.blogspot.com

Amy at The 160 Acre Woods    
http://the160acrewoods.com

Molly at Buuklvr81    
http://www.buuklvr81.blogspot.com

Tasra Tasra Mar | Transform    
http://www.tasramar.com

3/23

Lisa at Remnant Reminscences    
http://remnantreminscences.blogspot.com/

Jamie    at Surviving the Chaos    
http://www.survivingthechaos.blogspot.com

Nicole at Ramblings by Nicole    
http://ramblingsbynicolerenee.blogspot.com

Kim at Kim's Window to the World    
http://berlysue.blogspot.com

3/24

Missy at Incurable Disease of Writing    
http://www.missyfrye.net/Blog

Jeanette at His Marvelous Work    
http://www.HisMarvelousWork.blogspot.com

Sara  at Jane Austen, Chai Tea & Me    
http://www.rebornbutterfly.wordpress.com

Jennifer at Rundpinne    
http://www.rundpinne.blogspot.com/

Laura at Lighthouse Academy    
http://lighthouse-academy.blogspot.com/

Janet at Along The Way    
http://a-long-the-way.blogspot.com

3/25

Lisa at Musings    
http://www.lisajordanbooks.blogspot.com

Deborah at Books, Movies and Chinese Food    
http://books-movies-chinesefood.blogspot.com/

Annette at A Well Watered Garden    
http://awell-wateredgarden.blogspot.com/

Tracy at No Greater Joy    
http://preecevilleprincess.blogspot.com/

3/26

Urailak at Living for God    
http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/servingtheKingofkings/

Melissa at Heart Prints    
http://missmalu30.blogspot.com/

Christy at Christy's Book Blog    
http://christysbookblog.blogspot.com/

Cindy at Cindy Stamps    
www.cindylovenreviews.blogspot.com

Freda at Freda's Voice    
http://fredasvoice.blogspot.com

Jane at Winning Readings    
http://winningreadings.blogspot.com

Pat at Sometimes I Feel Like a Piece of Bologna    
www.generationsandwich.blogspot.com

3/27

Anita at Anita's Antics    
http://anitamartin.wordpress.com/

Jendi at Jendi's Journal    
http://jendisjournal.com

Jettie    at Jettie's Ramblings    
http://www.jettiesramblings.blogspot.com/

Stephanie at The Creative Side of Me    
http://thecreativesideofsteph.blogspot.com/

Dixie at From the Heart of Dixie    
http://www.writing4littleones.blogspot.com

Maura at Maura Prelich    
http://Www.mauraprelich.wordpress.com

3/29

Tammy at Tammy is Blessed    
http://tammyisblessed.blogspot.com

Pattie at Fresh Brewed Writer    
http://freshbrewedwriter.blogspot.com/

Trisha at Trisha's book review    
http://trishalynn-reading.blogspot.com/

Janice at The Nearsighted Bookworm    
http://www.thenearsightedbookworm.blogspot.com

Angela at Ppreacherswife's Reviews    
http://ppreacherswife.vox.com


3/30

Kar  at Ramblings-n-Writings    
http://ramblings-n-writings.com

Suzanne at There's No Place Like Home    
http://clickingherheels.blogspot.com

Pamela at Live Laugh Love with the Pondering Princess  
http://www.livelaughlovewiththeponderingprincess.com/

Carie at Carie's Coins & Cents   
http:// www.cariescoins.blogspot.com


3/31

Angela at Renee's Reads    
http://www.renees-reads.blogspot.com/

Nora at Psalm 5:16    
www.psalm516.blogspot.com

Revka at Our Family Porch    
http://ourfamilyporch.blogspot.com

Jen at The Steeds    
http://www.thesteeds.net

Susan at His Morning Glory    
http://hismorningglory.blogspot.com/

4/1

Christi at Journey in His Steps    
http://www.journey-in-his-steps.com

Michelle at Edgy Inspirational Author    
http://www.edgyinspirationalauthor.blogspot.com

Brittanie at A Book Lover    
http://abookloverforever.blogspot.com/

Tracy at Tracy's Book Review    
http://tracysbooklet.info/

Rebecca at Rebecca Tyndall    
http://www.rebeccatyndall.blogspot.com

4/2

Michelle at Life in Review    
http://michellevsblog.blogspot.com/

Marjorie at The Writer's Tool   
 http://www.marjorievawter.blogspot.com

Beth at The Writing Road    
http://thewritingroad.blogspot.com/

Tina at O Joy of My Life    
http://ojoyofmylife.blogspot.com/

Alaina at Dinker and Giggles    
http://www.DinkerAndGiggles.com

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Tuesday, March 23, 2010

40 Blessings

Today is the last day I will spend as a forty-year-old. Yes, tomorrow I turn 41. I embraced turning forty and celebrated with family and friends. Turning 35 was so much harder for me. As I remembered the events of the past year, I became overwhelmed by the incredible blessings God has given us. Yes, there have been tough times, but God was with us every step of the way. None of our trials surprised Him. Our blessings outweighed the struggles, though. Here are forty blessings that have happened to my family and me this past year.

  1. God loves me for who I am and not what I am. His amazing grace washes over me daily.
  2. I have an amazing family.
  3. Friends...certainly can't forget my friends! 
  4. I am a member of a Bible-based, salvation-saves church with a pastoral team who preaches Truth.
  5. I wake up every morning with a roof over my head.
  6. My clothes are clean.
  7. I have yet to go hungry.
  8. I have a job. Sometimes it's extremely stressful, but for the most part, I'm blessed and amazed by what I encounter daily.
  9. Graduating summa cum laude from college
  10. Cyber movie nights with my two online BFFs.
  11. Miracles and answered prayers when my FIL had emergency surgery for a brain tumor.
  12. Quality Christian fiction to read.
  13. Proud tears as our oldest son graduated high school.
  14. Sanibel Island vacations
  15. VBS--one of my favorite parts of summer
  16. Freedom
  17. Seeing friends separated by miles
  18. Crafting with the Coffee Girls
  19. Becoming Forum Coordinator for My Book Therapy
  20. Attending ACFW conference
  21. Finaling in the Genesis contest
  22. Having Tina James from Steeple Hill request my full manuscript
  23. Having Rachelle Gardner (agent) request my full manuscript
  24. Writing for PG Magazine
  25. Writing for ACFW's Afictionado
  26. My Book Therapy retreats & meeting the Ponderers!!
  27. Hubby going back to school
  28. Celebrating my 20th wedding anniversary!
  29. Being a guest blogger on Seekerville
  30. Packing shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child
  31. Holiday celebrations
  32. My boys' musical talents
  33. Learning to knit & the WWC prayer shawl ministry
  34. Hubby's successful recovery from an emergency appendectomy
  35. God's provision for medical bills due to no insurance
  36. Becoming editor for My Book Therapy's Voices ezine
  37. Renewing my STAR
  38. My older son's poetry & my younger son's way with words
  39. Finishing my novel
  40. Signing with Rachelle Gardner of WordServe Literary Agency
"For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Jeremiah 29:11 NIV
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Monday, March 22, 2010

A Firm Foundation

On Friday, I blogged about my modern day princess and the pea issues. Last night, I moved my bed back to its original position. When I removed the mattress, I was relieved to see no pea nesting on the box springs. After sliding off the mattress and box springs, I moved the bed frame with attached headboard (not an easy task by myself). Once the frame was in place, I slid the box springs back in place and covered it with the dust ruffle that matches our comforter. I remember thinking how firm the box springs were when I kneeled in the middle to put the fabric in place. The firm foundation is needed for the mattress to serve its purpose appropriately. Without that foundation, my mattress would sag on the frame, dipping in the middle and causing an even worse night's sleep.

Yesterday our pastor used the Leaning Tower of Pisa as an sermon illustration to remind us of the importance of a strong foundation. If the foundation is not secure, the building will fall. Areas hit by earthquakes are experiencing crumbling buildings due to the foundation being shaken and damaged.

In her blog post today, Rachelle Gardner talks about the importance of perseverance. Writers seeking publication often dream of getting "the call." They spend years laying the foundation for their writing--learning the elements of story crafting, creating memorable characters, upping the tension, adding story world, etc. Sometimes writers are too eager to get that publishing contract and rush to submit work that is not ready--their foundations are shaky. Writers can strengthen their writing foundations by learning the craft, attending writers conferences and retreats, submitting entries to contests for feedback.

Foundations are not limited to buildings and writing. We need a foundation for our lives--our values, identity, goals. Life is crazy enough without having a firm foundation to support us. So what is that firm foundation? Not what, but who.

Jesus.

Believing in Him gives us peace and strength to get through those crazy life moments that bring us down. Jesus needs to be our firm foundation. If Jesus is not your foundation, what are you waiting for? Believing in Him is as easy as ABC.

Photo credit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaning_Tower_of_Pisa
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Friday, March 19, 2010

Modern Day Princess and the Pea?

When I was younger, I remember reading the story of the Princess and the Pea. Maybe I'm a princess at heart, but I don't sleep well.

I don't like my bed.

There. I said it. The truth is out.

Our mattress is only a couple of years old. I LOVED it...at first. So comfy. The place where I slept fitfully and well...you know. ;)

A couple of months ago, I had this brilliant idea of rearranging my bedroom to make room for my writing desk. Our house, while not tiny, has limited "me space." So my ever-so-patient hubby helped me move furniture, knowing full well I'd probably ask him to do it again soon.

So we turned our bed and put the headboard against the opposite wall. Then realization snapped me like a wet towel.

For the first time in over 20 years of marriage, I would be sleeping on the wrong side of the bed.

I've perfected my sleeping position. I slept on my left side, knee at 90 degree angle with my arms hugging my pillow.

Well, I tried that on my right side. Just does not work. It's like wearing your pants backward--yes, they're on, but oh so uncomfortable.

Oh, and another thing...I've been having the weirdest, craziest dreams ever since I switched sides.

This morning I hobbled out of bed like an eighty-five-year-old woman. My shoulder hurts. My hand feels numb. My back aches. Whine whine whine.

Tomorrow the bed goes back to the original position. Hopefully while moving it again, we won't find any peas.
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Thursday, March 18, 2010

Blog Tour Spot: Found Art by Leeana Tankersley

Debut author Leeana Tankersley constructs a literary collage of memories and mementoes from living in the Middle East during the Iraq War in her travel memoir, Found Art: Discovering Beauty in Foreign Places (Nov. 2009). She reflects on discovering beauty in a foreign land by weaving together her experiences living in the Persian Gulf for a year.
After marrying a Navy SEAL, Tankersley moved over 8,000 miles away from her home in San Diego to Bahrain where her husband was stationed. She retraces her steps through the Middle East, and she recalls the subtle changes in herself that left her utterly transformed. Somewhere between bartering in a souq, a Middle Eastern market, and wearing a borrowed abaya, an Islamic overgarment, to tour the Grand Mosque, Tankersley found a profound beauty in the unknown that sunk beneath her skin.
Found Art is an insightful collection of stories that Tankersley crafts into a literary piece of artwork. With an artist’s eye she combines bits of memories and trinkets – a handwritten note from Kuwait, a braid of fringe from a Persian rug, a Navy SEAL Trident – to create her own piece of Found Art. She celebrates what most would overlook – a receipt from the Russian-Georgian restaurant on Louisiana Street, a bit of basting thread – to piece together a work of unexpected beauty.
“Writing, for me, is often about two things,” says Tankersley, “creative processing and authentic giving. The book has been my way of working through, and then salvaging, the bits and pieces of Bahrain. In that sense, I wrote it for myself, so that I would never forget. Also, I wrote the book for those who are feeling lost, as I have felt so often. Ideally it offers the honest gifts of permission and validation and hope and beauty.”
Perfect for book clubs or small groups, Tankersley includes discussion prompts broken down by chapter for personal or group reflection. Tankersley invites readers into her deepest insecurities and her greatest joys of living in a foreign place. Her writing encourages readers to discover the beauty of the foreign places in their own lives – whether it be a year abroad or entering a new season of life.
About the Author:
Leeana Tankersley
A native of San Diego, Leeana Tankersley received her B.S. in English from Liberty University and her M.A. in English from West Virginia University. After marrying her husband, Steve, Leeana lived in the Middle East during the Iraq war and returned to San Diego to work at Flood Church. She and Steve now live in Coronado, California with their twins Luke and Lane.
Learn more about Leeana at http://www.gypsyink.com/.
Found Art
Release: Nov 2009
Hard cover, 224 pp.
ISBN: 031029133X
I received a free copy of Found Art from the publisher to read and recommend to others. Thanks for stopping by Leeana's Found Art blog tour.
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Wednesday, March 17, 2010

His Hand Over Mine

The other day I helped a child write the letter of his first name. I cupped my hand over his and demonstrated how to make a straight line, beginning at the top and going to the bottom, and then adding two bumps. That may not be the technical explanation for a letter B, but he needed to hear it in a way he could understand.

This has been an exciting week for me so far. Last Monday, I let go and submitted my completed manuscript to Rachelle Gardner of WordServe Literary, who had requested it at the 2009 ACFW conference. Two days ago, I received an email from her concerning that manuscript.

I read her email, and reread it to make sure there wasn't some mistake. The words slowly sunk in as tears filled my eyes and spilled down my face. I told my friend that it was like holding a teacup over an exploding fire hydrant. I had to pull myself together quickly because I was in the middle of the busiest part of my day. But I grabbed the phone and called one of my closest friends to share what I had read.      

I'm excited to announce...I'm now represented by Rachelle Gardner!!!

We spoke on the phone yesterday about my novel and the direction we are taking. I need to submit some things to her, so she can put together a proposal package. She plans to submit my manuscript to the editor who requested the full at the same conference. Yes, my cup ranneth over at that conference.

One thing that stood out to me in her email was Rachelle's comment about the two of us partnering together. Working together, we hope to launch my writing career.

But, you know what? I have another partner, too. I didn't write this book alone. I'm not talking about my terrific writing buddies who encouraged me continually with their prayers and cyber hugs, or my crit partners who helped to improve my story. Yes, they've been great! I'm talking about my partnership with God.

Just as I cupped my hand over that small child's to help him form his letters, God's hand covered mine as I typed my novel. I've prayed and asked Him to fill me with the ink of His Holy Spirit so that my words may be engraved on the hearts of others in a way that reflects His Glory. My prayer came from one of my new favorite verses comes from 2 Corinthians 3:2-3 NIV:

You yourselves are our letter, written on our hearts, known and read by everybody. You show that you are a letter from Christ, the result of our ministry written not with ink but with the Spirit of the living God, not on tablets of stone but on the tablets of human hearts. 

How do you react to exciting news? Who is the first person you share it with? What do you do to celebrate?
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Wednesday, March 10, 2010

LitFUSE Blog Tour: Sons of Thunder





by
Susan May Warren



Lisa's Thoughts:
I received Sons as Thunder free from the publisher in exchange for this book review, but even if I hadn't, I would've bought the book as soon as it hit the shelves. I've been a Susan May Warren fan since I found her books in 2003. Excitement rushed through me when I learned about the Brothers in Arms series. Susie has a way of taking the reader on a journey--both emotionally and spiritually--as her characters experience challenging circumstances to find their happily ever afters. 


That's what I expected when I started reading Sons of Thunder, but I can honestly say the book went above and beyond, taking me on an unforgettable journey with characters who have stayed in my thoughts long after I closed the book. Immersing me in a rich storyworld on the sands of a small Greek community, Susie painted word pictures that created vivid images as I turned the pages. Her characters with their own unique voices and goals solidified the story in my heart when I cheered them on or grieved alongside them through their circumstances. 


My heart broke in several places by the choices made by the characters, but Susie dealt with a difficult issue with understanding, grace, and showed the redemptive power of God's unconditional love. Although the book was not riddled with Bible verses or showed characters attending church, the story showed God's redeeming grace without overpowering the reader. 


Susie May's books get better and better, but I have to say Sons of Thunder is the best book she has written to date. I'm so excited to read the rest of the series!!

ABOUT THE BOOK: 
Sophie Frangos is torn between the love of two men and the promise that binds them all together. Markos Stavros loves Sophie from afar while battling his thirst for vengeance and his hunger for honor. Dino, his quiet and intelligent brother, simply wants to forget the horror that drove them from their Greek island home to start a new life in America. One of these sons of thunder offers a future she longs for, the other the past she lost. From the sultry Chicago jazz clubs of the roaring twenties to the World War II battlefields of Europe to a final showdown in a Greek island village, they'll discover betrayal, sacrifice and finally redemption. Most of all, when Sophie is forced to make her choice, she'll learn that God honors the promises made by the Sons of Thunder.  



Sons of Thunder launches the new Romantic Suspense line for Summerside Press - it will be available to purchase in Wal-mart mid-January. Also - its uniquely written - its an epic suspense story written as three novellas - 3 points of view, 3 settings.




ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Susan May Warren is the award-winning author of seventeen novels and novellas with Tyndale, Steeple Hill and Barbour Publishing. Her first book, Happily Ever After won the American Fiction Christian Writers Book of the Year in 2003, and was a 2003 Christy Award finalist. In Sheep's Clothing, a thriller set in Russia, was a 2006 Christy Award finalist and won the 2006 Inspirational Reader's Choice award. A former missionary to Russia, Susan May Warren now writes Suspense/Romance and Chick Lit full time from her home in northern Minnesota. Learn more about Susan here.

 CONTEST
! 
Be sure to check out Susan's fun contest for the book's release: Each one of us has a wealth of stories from the past – while they might not all be as sweeping and dramatic as that of Sons of Thunder’s Sofia and the Stravos brothers (swoon), your family history is a treasure nonetheless.

Well – let’s hear them! Were your great-grandparents ‘fresh off the boat’? Was your great uncle a war hero? Did your grandmother make unbelievable sacrifices to help or protect the family? Did your father harbor a family secret until his death? Are you related to someone famous? Do you have a family treasure? Whatever it is that is unique in your family history – share your story  HERE! (click on the SHARE button) One grand prize winner will receive:

•    Memory Prize package containing a gift certificate to create your own hard cover photo book
•    6 month membership to Netflix (to satisfy that flick fix!)
•    Signed copy of Sons of Thunder!

5 runners up will also win signed copies of Sons of Thunder!

You can also be entered to win a copy of Sons of Thunder by helping us Spread the Word during the blog tour!

TWEET THIS:(must use hashtag #SonsofThunder to be entered - no limit on entries! Tweet away!)
Please RT! @susanmaywarren launches new Romantic Suspense #SonsofThunder. Share your story 2 win a fab prize pack!http://ow.ly/1digM


BLOG TOUR!

Check out the other blogs on the tour to read what others have to say about Sons of Thunder.

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Verlina at What You Reading Now?        
http://www.WhatYouReadingNow.blogspot.com    
                                                         
Ruth at Christian Fiction Queen        
http://www.xanga.com/christianfictionqueen       
                                                      
Melissa at Red Lily Café        
http://www.redlilycafe.blogspot.com                                                
                                                      
Lori at LBPR        
http://lbpublicrelations.blogspot.com/ 
                                                            
Carman Continuous Delights        
http://continuousdelights.blogspot.com/  
                                                            
Cathy at Word Vessel        
http://wordvessel.blogspot.com/           
                                                    

3/6                                                        
Beckie at RBC Library        
http://www.rbclibrary.wordpress.com   
                                                          
Mark at Thoughts of a Sojourner        
http://thoughtsofasojourner.blogspot.com/   
                                                          
Denise at Under the Boardwalk        
http://nisefunpages.blogspot.com/          
                                                   
Renee at Black 'n Gold Girl's    
http://steelergirl83.blogspot.com     
                                                            
Margaret at Creative Madness       
 http://cherryblossommj.blogspot.com    
                                                          
Lynda at Between the Lines       
 http://blog.lyndacoker.net                         
                                    
Karla at Another Road to Ramble        
http://anotherroadtoramble.blogspot.com

3/8                                                                       
Stacey at Word Up        
http://word-up-studies.blogspot.com/ 
                                                            
Molly at Buuklvr81        
http://www.buuklvr81.blogspot.com 
                                                             
Tasra at Tasra Mar | Transform  
http://tasramar.com/
                                                    
Lisa at Remnant Reminscences        
http://remnantreminscences.blogspot.com/       
                                                      
Michelle at From His Heart to Mine        
http://www.chelled.blogspot.com                  
                                                          
Jamie at Surviving the Chaos        
http://www.survivingthechaos.blogspot.com

3/9                                                            
Molly Book Reviews by Buuklvr81        
http://www.buuklvr81.blogspot.com                    
                                         
Kim at Kim's Window to the World        
http://berlysue.blogspot.com                        
                                     
AnnMarie at More Than Just A Mom        
http://afriedrick.blogspot.com                       
                                      
Leticia at My Daily Trek        
http://leticiasworld.blogspot.com/  
                                                              
Jennifer at Rundpinne        
http://www.rundpinne.blogspot.com/ 
                                                            
Laura at Lighthouse Academy        
http://lighthouse-academy.blogspot.com/ 

3/10
                                                            
Mandy at The Trenches of Motherhood       
 http://thetrenchesofmotherhood.blogspot.com/   
                                                          
Janet at Along The Way        
http://a-long-the-way.blogspot.com        
                                                     
Julie at One Rainy Afternoon        
http://www.onerainyafternoon.blogspot.com                       
                                      
Michelle at Edgy Inspirational Author        
http://www.edgyinspirationalauthor.blogspot.com     
                                                        
Kaylea at My Scrappy Life        
http://kaytebug2002.blogspot.com   
                                                          
Rhiana at A Frugal Life        
http://afrugallife-justthetwoofus.blogspot.com/search/label/Book%20Review      
                                                       
Lisa at Musings        
http://www.lisajordanbooks.blogspot.com

3/11
                                                             
Lori at Laurel's Reflections        
http://laurelwreathsreflections.com                  
                                           
Tina at Mad Hatter Mom        
http://www.madhattermom.com/           
                                                  
Ronie at Craving the Supernatural        
http://supernaturalcraving.blogspot.com/    
                                                         
Deborah at Books, Movies and Chinese Food        
http://books-movies-chinesefood.blogspot.com/          
                                                   
Tracy at No Greater Joy        
http://preecevilleprincess.blogspot.com/      
                                                      

3/12         
                                       
Cindy at Cindy Stamps        
http://www.cindylovenreviews.blogspot.com     
                                                        
Erin at Connected to Christ       
 http://www.connected2christ.com/theblog       
                                                      
Freda at Freda's Voice        
http://fredasvoice.blogspot.com        
                                                     
Jane at Winning Readings        
http://winningreadings.blogspot.com               
                                              
Haley at Haley Mathiot        
http://www.haleymathiot.blogspot.com        

Christina at With Pen in Hand        
http://christinabanks.blogspot.com 

3/13  

Deborah at Comfort Joy        
http://comfortjoydesigns.blogspot.com/           
                                                  
Suzanne at Suzannesaphone       
 http://suzannesaphone.wordpress.com        

Amy at The 160 Acre Woods        
http://the160acrewoods.com

Sharon at I Dream Of Writing For God        
http://sharonalavy.blogspot.com/      

Kristina at The Cajun Book Lady        
http://thecajunbooklady.blogspot.com/       


3/15   
         
Melissa at Ginger High        
http://www.melissa-gingerhigh.blogspot.com     
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