Monday: Mary Connealy was here talking about how to release an independently published book. The winner of an ebook copy of Loving the Texas Lawman is WinterRose
Wednesday: Seekerville closed...Happy 4th of July!
Thursday: What Makes 1776 a Great Story? History...and Sacrifice. Ruthy broke this musical down into the components we love as viewers and/or readers.
Friday: Mindy Obenhaus had A Conference State of Mind and shared some tips for getting the most out of your conference experience. What are your take-aways from attending a conference? Join the discussion.
Monday: Have you ever considered writing devotionals? Be sure to join Missy Tippens today! She has just finished writing some for an upcoming release and is going to share tips she learned along the way!
Tuesday: Rachelle Dekker shares her knowledge and experience with us today as she discusses Keys to Writing a Great Suspense Novel.
Wednesday: Ruth Logan Herne discusses career planning in her Wednesday post Plotting Your Journey. While Ruthy is a confirmed panster when she's writing, when it comes to her career path, she's a born planner! AND... she's got a surprise pack of great reads for one lucky reader!
Friday: Carrie and Beth tag team us today!
It's as if June wasn't long enough! Jan Drexler's The Journey to Pleasant Prairie series from Revell is still on sale in E-book format! How long will the sale prices last? It's anyone's guess! (The sale was supposed to end June 30th!)If you happen to miss the sale price, the first book in the series, Hannah's Choice, is available to read for FREE on Kindle Unlimited!
Here's the link for your Nook: BarnesandNoble
And here's the link for your Kindle:
Amazon
It's book #1 of a five (so far) book series and I hope to release one a month (taking months off when I have other releases!)
Loving the Texas Lawman ebook foe $2.99
Loving the Texas Lawman print book for $8.99
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| Hey guys, Pam Hillman here! Tyndale is having a cool 50% off FLASH Sale on a bunch of books. Two of mine are included. Ends JULY 11th Click here to check out the sale. |
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| Pam Hillman is participating in a Historical Romance BOOKBUB and Facebook Builder. Lots of ways to win. Ends July 15th. (If I understand the Rafflecopter correctly, there are 32 ways to win! Wow!) Click here to Participate |
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| Pam again... still celebrating the release of The Road to Magnolia Glen. :) I'm a sponsor at the Christian Fiction Summer Reading Safari. Read! Review! Win books! (It really is that easy!) Click here to join the fun for the entire month of July! |
COVER REVEAL
AMISH CHRISTMAS SECRETS
Book Four in Debby's
Amish Protector's Series
The Miller sisters were featured in the first
three stories...
AMISH REFUGE
UNDERCOVER AMISH
AMISH RESCUE
Who's the heroine in
AMISH CHRISTMAS SECRETS?
The No. 1 Rule For Flashbacks In A Story Opening by Jane Friedman
6 Easy Writing Exercises to Fuel Your Creativity by Gabriela Pereira from Writers Digest
Redesign Your Life to Prioritize Your Writing by David Kadavy from The Creative Penn
Using the Ten Key Scene Structure to Frame Up Your Novel by C.S. Lakin from Live Write Thrive
Another great WE! Thanks Audra and everyone else who contributed!
ReplyDeleteI look forward to checking out the links.
Hey, congrats to Missy, Mary and Pammers on their new releases! ALWAYS A THRILL no matter how many books you have out... I brought Duck Donuts to celebrate because they are SO VERY GOOD! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for celebrating with me, Ruthy! I'm really excited! And of course, a good donut to celebrate is never a bad idea. :)
DeleteDonuts? Oh, yeah, I'm all over that! No calories (or carbs!) in Seekerville!
DeleteCongrats on your new releases, Missy and Mary!
Are Duck Donuts better than Krispy Kreme? I'm in.
ReplyDeleteKathy, nothing could be better than Krispy Kreme. :)
DeleteLooking forward to Ruthy's career planning segment now that I finally have a career to plan.
ReplyDeleteGlad people liked my thank-you note tip. BTW, I also keep a small stash of stamped thank-you notes at home, and just whip them out when someone does something for me. It never hurts to be civilized.
Sorry I missed Ruthy's "1776" post and don't know how it fell through the cracks for me as I am currently obsessed with the American Revolution. Just read Heidi Chiavaroli's "Freedom's Ring," a nice job and good read, and am doing research for my own Revolutionary War story to be attempted after my other two series are accepted and my Oregon Trail series completed for Pelican. Like Ruthy says, it's always good to have a plan. I've done the Freedom Trail in bits and pieces, never all at once, and am planning a couple of trips to Lexington and Concord this summer. Almost a religious experience as I stand on that bridge and realize what the Colonists accomplished, or were about to accomplish. Gives me chills, even when I'm not there.
Working on my Oregon Trail sequel in prep to submit it to Pelican, and working on the story I want to shop around at ACFW. Meeting personal and external goals, it's about time.
Kathy, I agree about that spot on Old North Bridge. It's always so moving to visit there.
DeleteAgreeing to the importance of thank-you notes. So many folks think they're a thing of the past. :(
DeleteCongratulations to this week's winners!
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend Seekerville!
Have a wonderful weekend, everyone. Congratulations to the winners and to all those who have books coming out right now.
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend, everyone!
ReplyDeleteIt's our turn for the heat wave today, but a cold front is due to move through tonight. I'm staying inside and writing all day.
Doesn't that sound wonderful? :-)
GA is hot! How cool is your cold front? In GA, that would mean temps in the low 80s! :)
DeleteNot very cool...we'll have a couple days in the upper 80s before we head back into the mid 90s again.
DeleteBut it's summer! We have to expect it!
Have a wonderful weekend, everyone! We're celebrating one of our grandchildren's birthdays. Always fun! Love those little ones who are growing up much too quickly.
ReplyDeleteDebby, I LOVE your new cover! Lovely heroine and a cute baby... what reader (or hero) could resist??? :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Pam. I was thrilled with the cover. Love the LIS Art Department!
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