Weekend Edition

 

  

If you are not familiar with our giveaway rules, take a minute to read them here. It keeps us all happy! All winners should send their name, address, and phone number to claim prizes.  Note our new email address and please send your emails to Seekerville2@gmail.com

Monday: Mary

Wednesday: Mindy reflected on how 2020 had become a year to RE-focus. The winner of a 2020 Christmas ornament is... Winnie!

Friday: Carrie hosted Pepper Basham who shared a fabulous post on what she learned while writing her first romantic suspense based on a true crime. The winner of a print copy of The Red Ribbon is Amy Anguish!

Monday:  Amy Anguish will be our guest today with her post, When God Says 'No'. And she's offering a giveaway of her new release, Saving Grace.

Wednesday:  Ruthy is our hostess and it's pumpkin season on the farm, so she has no idea what she'll talk about, but she'll be here in some shape or form and no doubt scolding (wait, make that ADVISING!!!!) people to write, write, write.... and possibly she may tell them to quit their bellyaching, too, because that's so unattractive. :) 

  

Friday: Renee Ryan is our guest.

Debby Giusti's next book,

Amish Christmas Search,

is available NOW!

ON SALE NOW!!!!! Ruthy's entire Wishing Bridge collection, all three books for $4.97 Kindle Editions!  LINK TO WELCOME TO WISHING BRIDGE HERE!

And Ruthy's latest Love Inspired, book three of her Golden Grove series has just hit shelves nationwide!!!!! "Finding Her Christmas Family" ...

"They were the only family she had left....

                     He was the only family they'd ever known."

Beautiful reading!!!! Being sold all over the country right now! Enjoy! 

New Features - Plottr and Book Brush by LA Sartor at An Indie Adventure

How To Stop Procrastinating and Start Writing by Lewis at The Novel Smithy

4 Ways To Bring Out Theme In Your Story by CS Lakin at Live Write Thrive

When Can You Call Yourself a Writer? by Patricia Bradley at Learn How To Write A Novel

The Link Between Your Story's First Plot Point and The Third Plot Point by KM Weiland at Helping Writers Become Authors

Struggling To Start Your Novel? Here's What Makes A Good Beginning by Janice Hardy at Fiction University

As A Writer, Always Have A Question by PeggySue Weller at The Write Conversation

A Writer's Fears (A Prayer) by Bob Hostetler at Steve Laube Agency

And Now For Something Completely Different by Cathy Yardley at Writer Unboxed

12 Steps To Prepare For NaNoWriMo by Hannah Bauman at Between The Lines Editorial