The books of May are here—fresh, fierce, and full of feels.

Gail Hollingsworth

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9 comments posted.

Re: Pure Chocolate (6:32pm April 18, 2019):

Coffee and chocolate, my two favorite things (and books of course)!
Thanks for the chance!!

Re: Tide And Tempest (10:39pm April 4, 2016):

I'm taking one of my dream vacations this coming summer. My husband
and I are taking an RV road trip to Key West Florida.

Re: The Cowboy's Bride Collection (12:33pm February 12, 2016):

My hero growing up,was an older youth leader. He would drive across
town to pick my younger brother up for church Wednesday night's. That
was before I could drive. My parents weren't church goers.
My fantasy cowboy was always John Wayne.

Re: Hannah's Choice (2:47pm January 28, 2016):

I love reading stories of the Amish and Mennonite. Would love to win and
read Hannah's Choice.

Re: The Thorn Bearer (11:37am November 27, 2015):

I used to go to garage sales when my kids were little and still growing
looking for clothes. Now I'd rather sleep late when I can. I sometimes find
good books at our local thrift store.

Re: Deadlock (3:12pm October 22, 2015):

I have a little five pound yorkie named Charleigh. She will soon be eleven
years old. We were never told to have her spayed to prevent breast
cancer. She was an indoor dog with a doggie door and fenced in yard.
And she never went in heat. We recently found out she had cancer and the
vet did surgery. It had already went into her nodes. It's just a matter of
time but so far she still has an appetite.

Re: Desperate Measures (3:34pm June 19, 2015):

I am normally a very big coffee drinker but every now and then I enjoy a
cup of pear tea or lavender tea. I've discovered in the past if I drink too
much tea I get kidney stones, no kidding.
tumcsec(at)gmail(dot)com

Re: Somebody Like You (2:41pm May 16, 2014):

Sounds really interesting and I love the cover. So calm and peaceful
looking.

Re: The Trouble With Honor (3:58pm February 26, 2014):

Sounds really interesting! New books and new authors are like making
new friends, as corny as that mY sound.