DiAnn Mills

You’ll be reminded of Ember’s struggles and joys with this month’s double prize for DiAnn Mills THE FIRE IN EMBER contest. A black crushable felt cowboy hat with brown, silver and tan beaded band looks smart, useful and mysterious if you choose to don a disguise, much like Ember. Since cooking up a great story is what DiAnn Mills does, the winner will also receive a horse inspired apron entitled "Horse Kiss" with one large pocket in front to hold a copy of this inspiring novel in case you pause to cook up something of your own. Two additional winners will each receive a backlist DiAnn Mills novel as well.

THE FIRE IN EMBER
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John Timmons’ life is planned and orderly. He cares for his mother and four younger brothers, and their future depends on him to keep their Colorado ranch profitable.

Ember Farrar has run away from her lawbreaking family in search of a new life. But when she attempts to return a horse that her brother had stolen, ranch hands believe she is a thief and a boy (named Bert), and they plan to hang her. John, who is also a deputy marshal, breaks up the hanging. After paying for the stolen horse, he takes the boy home to work off the debt. Later he learns Bert is a girl who refuses to tell him her real name, who she is or why she possessed a stolen horse. When ranchers report stolen cattle, Bert is the natural suspect. John is touched by Bert’s sweet spirit and natural gift of music; surely she’s not a cattle thief. Bert fears for her new friends’ lives when she is forced to either help her brothers steal or put the Timmons in danger. When John thinks Bert has betrayed him, he ignores God and turns revengeful. Will John learn who Bert truly is? Will their lives ever return to normal?

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Contest ends: February 28, 2011