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Mercy Medallion Trilogy
David C. Cook
October 2014
On Sale: October 1, 2014
ISBN: 0781408709
EAN: 9780781408707
Kindle: B00N9LW5ZU
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Inspirational | Romance Historical
When Mercy abandons Captain Elijah Hale to search for her
true identity, he goes after her. With the threat that
bounty hunters might be hot on her trail, Mercy does all she
can to stay ahead of the danger, frustrating both the bad
men who are after her—and Captain Hale who wants to find her
and escort her safely home. But when she stumbles upon clues
that help her learn who she is and where she's from, the
danger escalates and she has to learn to keep her friends
close and her enemies even closer—if she can determine which
is which! This is historical romance with a blend of intrigue from
beloved storytellers renowned for their work in film and print.
Comments
23 comments posted.
Re: Finding Mercy
I usually go walking and talk to the Lord. I enjoy the quiet
times. They made walking paths where there use to be
railroad tracks, the train would go through these areas. I
walk in good weather. I enjoy the Hallmark Channel stories.
I have watch all the stories more than once. Thank you for
the chance. I never read your books but I am always looking
for new authors books and to get to know them and there
writing.
(Joanne Altieri 12:51pm February 6, 2015)
When inspiration takes a vacation then it is time for me to take a vacation and regroup and find my center again. Then I just dust myself off and carry on. Hopefully stronger than before.
(Pam Howell 8:25am February 6, 2015)
That's easy I bake! It just relaxes me and before you know it my mind starts working again.
(Bonnie Capuano 9:19am February 6, 2015)
I take time to be with my grandchildren which inspires me to
appreciate everything.
(Sharon Berger 11:10am February 6, 2015)
I clean, cook, read. In that order. Just something to
give my mind a break. I usually find that inspiration
strikes when I least expect it. Thank you so much for the
chance to win. :)
(Val Pearson 11:18am February 6, 2015)
When it happens to me, usually while I'm doing my knitting,
I do one of two things. I'll either walk away for a while,
to regroup, or I'll start looking through my reference books
for ideas to recharge the idea that I had in mind, or the
stitch that I quite can't grasp. If all else fails, that
means that my brain has absorbed way too much for that
particular time, and I'll either take a cat-nap, or get into
some house cleaning project that I've neglected. If my
Husband wants to get into something, we'll do that instead.
There are several things I can get into instead of my
knitting for the time being, but the brain can only absorb
so much before it can get overloaded, and needs a break.
Regardless of your line of work, hobby, or perhaps both,
your brain can get overloaded at some point. I'm looking
forward to reading your latest books, so it will give me
some enjoyable downtime, and give my brain a chance to
recharge. That's another thing I love to do besides my
knitting!! I volunteer to teach a class one day a week, so
my mind is constantly focused on knitting. To read a book
takes my mind off of it, and I get a chance to regroup, and
be somewhere else - if only for a while. The cover of your
book is beautiful, as well. Congratulations again!!
(Peggy Roberson 12:23pm February 6, 2015)
I'll do anything other that what I was trying to do. Play video games, email friends & family, take a walk, read a book. Sometimes while my mind is on other things, inspiration hits!
(Joanne Schultz 3:19pm February 6, 2015)
I have always been very creative so I try to make something-a painting or a new
shelf or something that I can put my teeth into, so to speak.
(Joy Isley 6:17pm February 7, 2015)
Hello, Thanks for the giveaway.
I'd LOVE to win. =)
(Ashley B. 7:24pm February 7, 2015)
When inspiration takes a vacation, it just mean I have to do something else.
(Kai Wong 11:20pm February 7, 2015)
I just take a break and do something else, usually something fun to take
any pressure off.
(Deborah Close 6:26am February 8, 2015)
Sometimes I think you have to just do something. Your mind
can work while you do other things.
(Debra Guyette 9:41am February 8, 2015)
When my creativity wanes, I like to take a walk at the local mall. I will sit on
a bench watching people and trying to imagine what kind of lives they lead.
This will often get the creative juices flowing. Another way is to take a brisk
walk to clear my mind and this often helps.
(Deborah Poston 9:49am February 8, 2015)
Couldn't think of anything better than curling up with my hubby, hot tea, chocolate and a good book to get into.
(Sally Lincoln 10:03am February 8, 2015)
Hi Cindy, I haven't had the opportunity to read one of your books so I look
forward to the chance! Thank you!
(Shelly Ash 5:46pm February 8, 2015)
I do one of two things. I either take my dog for a long walk. Or I curl up and read a book. I love to read, & will read almost any book I can get my hands on.
(S W 7:11pm February 8, 2015)
I ether spend time doing crafts and completely take my mind
off of the issue. Or I talk to my husband.
(Diana Thomas 11:27pm February 8, 2015)
(Margaret Yannucci 7:52am February 9, 2015)
I find something to do that I enjoy such as reading a good book, gardening or work on a crossword puzzle while drinking hot tea.
(Anna Speed 11:21am February 9, 2015)
I love to read and to spend time with my grand-daughter.
(Denise Austin 1:34pm February 9, 2015)
Finding a change of scene can help--taking a walk can do
that, and also I find that walking itself can help clear my
mind to the point where I can come at the question in a
different way :)
(Fedora Chen 3:10pm February 9, 2015)
I usually work on something different when inspiration leaves
me on a project.
(Maureen Emmons 5:31pm February 9, 2015)
I try to keep making progress on the project every day
until its donw.
(Renee Grandinetti 11:57pm February 9, 2015)
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