Six-Book Giveaway
Now through March 11, 2021, join each of their mailing lists and you will be automatically entered for a chance to win a copy of It Happened In Silence, by Karla M. Jay, The Pearl of Penang, by Clare Flynn, A Girl Like You, by Michelle Cox, Josie: A Story of Faith and Survival, by Susan Lowe, Never Let Go, by Pamela Nowak, and The Abolitionist’s Daughter, by Diane C. McPhail!
About the authors:
About Diane C. McPhail
Diane C. McPhail is an artist, writer, and minister. In addition to holding an M.F.A., an M.A., and D.Min., she has studied at the University of Iowa distance learning and the Yale Writers’ Workshop, among others. Diane is a member of North Carolina Writers’ Network and the Historical Novel Society. She lives in Highlands, North Carolina, with her husband, and her dog, Pepper.
About Karla M. Jay
Karla M. Jay is the award-winning author of When We Were Brave and It Happened In Silence.
When she’s not writing, she’s reading, gardening, playing with her dog, or traveling with her husband to new places to try to find a story that has never been told.
About Michelle Cox
Michelle Cox is the author of the multiple award-winning Henrietta and Inspector Howard series, which she describes as “Downton Abbey meets Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries.” Unbeknownst to most, Michelle hoards board games she doesn’t have time to play and is, not surprisingly, addicted to period dramas and big band music. Also marmalade.
About Clare Flynn
Historical novelist Clare Flynn is a former global marketing director and business owner. She now lives in Eastbourne on the south coast of England and most of her time these days is spent writing her novels – when she’s not gazing out of her windows at the sea.
About Pamela Nowak
Pamela Nowak grew up in Minnesota and has a B.A. in history. Her historical romance novels have won numerous awards and garnered acclaim for her ability to weave actual people, events, and places into her plotting.
Now writing fact-based women’s historical fiction, she’s returned to her roots.
About Susan Lowe
Susan Lowe is an author and public speaker and lives in Central California. Her first book, JOSIE: A Story of Faith and Survival, is a true story and provided challenges, along with many adventures. The opportunity to share this often unacknowledged time in history has allowed her to meet incredible people. Her second book, Josie Dreams of Freedom, is under contract.
Love from their readers:
The Abolitionist's Daughter, by Diane C. McPhail
“The Abolitionist’s Daughter is an intricate, involved story of family, of the misunderstandings and divided loyalties that result in unapproachable rifts, and of the cost of freedom. Freedom from doubt, freedom of choice, freedom to love. The backstory of a country at war with itself and the verdant glory that is the lower Mississippi delta make this a book to savor.”
A Girl Like You, by Michelle Cox
“Flavored with 1930s slang and fashion, this first volume in what one hopes will be a long series is absorbing. Henrietta and Clive are a sexy, endearing, and downright fun pair of sleuths. Readers will not see the final twist coming.” Library Journal, Starred Review
The Pearl of Penang, by Clare Flynn
“It is always such a thrill to find a new author. While looking through my Amazon recommendations I found this book and all was put aside to finish it, which I did in two days. A terrific story of A marriage of convenience, the backdrop of impending WW2 in the pacific, passionate love and so much more.”
Never Let Go, by Pamela Nowak
“Pamela Nowak has captured the human spirit in vivid and heart-wrenching detail. The narrative in Never Let Go is wrought with human emotion… historical fiction that demands to be read, not only for its historical significance but out of respect and admiration for the women of Lake Shetek.” — Phil Mills, Jr., author of Where the Wildflowers Dance
It Happened in Silence, by Karla M. Jay
“An inspiring story of injustice and family loyalty set in turbulent 1920s Georgia. Powerfully written and totally unputdownable! If you are a fan of The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson, this novel is for you” — Wishing Shelf Review
Josie: A Story of Faith and Survival, by Susan Lowe
“I can say that reading this book felt like watching a movie clip. The fear these people felt and the courage they had to overcome this fear is remarkable. I don’t know what I would have done in the situation. This is a terrible time in history but it shows God’s magnificent grace. This is well written.”
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