“Keep up the good work-God Bless..."

I'm on chapter 18 of this 1st in a series---this would make a better series by far on video than The Man from Snowy River-like Anne of Green Gables??!!! When is the next book out??? I am thinking of people that need to purchase this for gifts and for themselves. Keep up the good work-God Bless...

Allan Thomlinson

P.S. When can I order the next one?!!

“Thanks for investing yourself in writing"

Hi MaryAnn,

I just finished reading your book.  When can I order the next one?!!

Loved the new vocabulary--still have to look one up. Loved the history.  The message. As I read, I wondered if you put some of your stories in here, like the healing.  I don't know all your stories, but the places Libby knew--Italy, Switz., England, Boston--I'm sure you were familiar with.  And the wines--do you have a discerning palate?  And the laughter!!!!  That's you!!

Love to you,  and thanks for investing yourself in writing,

Priscilla

“They are wanting the rest!!!"

Thanx MA [Mary Ann]

Hey, I can't start the book until I get my "haveto" one read for class. BUT EVERYONE of my Bible Study girls who started your book COULD NOT put it down. They are wanting the rest!!! Jeane gave our speaker a copy for you...

Hope he reads it and you get several cases ordered from Bethel...

Good Job Girl!!!  Was great seeing you the other morn.

Love, Shar

California Illustration

My son Andrew just finished the last illustration for the book on my birthday and I love it! This is an illustration of the property that Liberty and Maggie stay on for a good portion of the story. It will go on the back cover of the book.

Final Book Cover!

I am SOOOO happy with the way the cover turned out! Thank you Andrew!!! I am excited he was able to do the cover for me. A big thanks to Andrew and also a big thanks to Tate.

First Draft of the Cover

My son Andrew has the opportunity to create my book cover. This is the first draft and I really like it. I love the cover already but he said it's not quite finished. Yay!

Edits are painful but worth it!

This has been quite an experience, having my book edited and me editing it. My editor and I are trying to hone the book into one that you will ejoy, savor, and hopefully read again and again. I am learning a few new tricks of the trade and since I've already written three more books, I am able to apply what I've learned.

Editing is painful...as an author, you feel that everything you've written, needs to be included. I am now seeing that the editing process, although painful, is chopping a lot of the unnecessary, to stick to the focus of the story.