April's Affections and Intrigues: Love and Mystery Bloom

Terri Reed

http://www.terrireed.com

Award winning multi-published author Terri Reed discovered the wonderful world of fiction at an early age and declared she would one day write a book. Now she is fulfilling that dream writing full-time. Her romance and romantic suspense novels have appeared on Publisher’s Weekly top 25, Nielsen’s Bookscan top 100 and featured in USA Today, Christian Fiction Magazine and Romantic Times Magazine. Her books have finaled in Romance Writers of America’s RITA contest, National Reader’s Choice Award contest and the American Christian Fiction Writers The Carol Award contest. She resides in the Pacific Northwest with her college- sweetheart husband. When not writing, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends, gardening and traveling. You can write to Terri at P.O. Box 19555 Portland, OR 97280 or visit her online at www.terrireed.com or email her at [email protected] or leave comments on http://craftieladiesofromance.blogspot.com/www.lo veinspiredauthors.com

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30 comments posted.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (1:39pm November 7, 2016):

Such yummy goodies! Thank you all for sharing. I couldn't keep up with all
the comments. I'm knee deep in a deadline. I hope you all have a fabulous
holiday season.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (3:20pm October 31, 2016):

Betsy, pumpkin pie is a staple for sure at the holidays.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (3:20pm October 31, 2016):

Jeri, those sand tarts do sound good.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (3:19pm October 31, 2016):

Kathleen, LOL that's great that your niece is continuing the tradition of
fruitcake and mince pie.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (3:18pm October 31, 2016):

Vickie, I love that you had to 'beg' the recipe from your mom. Cornbread
stuffing sounds delicious.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (3:17pm October 31, 2016):

Reava, who fun to make pigs in a blanket with your brother. Such a bonding
memory.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (3:16pm October 31, 2016):

Carol, so nice to have fond memories with your mom.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (3:15pm October 31, 2016):

Pen, thank you for stopping in. It's nice to hear someone else has had
persimmon cookies. I don't know many people who have had them.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (3:14pm October 31, 2016):

Cynthia, my husband love German Chocolate Cake too. That's his special
birthday treat. I'd never thought about serving it at Christmas. Hmmm.
Maybe we will.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (3:13pm October 31, 2016):

Denise, cookies and fudge are yummy Christmas treats.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (3:12pm October 31, 2016):

K, that is a nice memory. Its such a joy to be with family, cooking and making
memories.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (3:11pm October 31, 2016):

Jolene, what a nice way to remember and honor your grandmother by
keeping the tradition alive.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (3:10pm October 31, 2016):

Tammy, your mother gave you sound advice. Such a special memory to
share with your family.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (3:09pm October 31, 2016):

Susan Coster, I remember those Swanson TV dinners when I was a kid.
Such a sweet way to remember your mother. Knowing she loved you and
wanted to cook for you is special.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (3:06pm October 31, 2016):

Susan Clickner, baked bean are a good and healthy dish.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (3:04pm October 31, 2016):

Bonnie, mince tarts? I've never heard of that. How interesting. So fun that
you can have a special treat while reading!

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (3:03pm October 31, 2016):

Pam, all those sweets sound fantastic.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (3:01pm October 31, 2016):

Peggy, so sorry for you grandmother's passing. What a great memory and
tradition to share with your own family.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (8:34pm October 28, 2016):

Ginger, how fun to have so many choices of dessert.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (8:33pm October 28, 2016):

Jeri, Sand Tarts sound like an interesting dessert. Anything with powdered
sugar.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (8:32pm October 28, 2016):

Maryann, making Christmas cookies with my mother is one of my fondest
memories. I'd decorate them and then take them to all the teachers at
school. I only made one kind though.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (8:31pm October 28, 2016):

Cathy, I've never had a frozen fruit salad. That is intriguing. Maybe someone
else in your family has the recipe.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (8:30pm October 28, 2016):

Denise, I've never heard of cheese pie. Interesting.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (8:29pm October 28, 2016):

Colleen, pumpkin pie is always a hit. I'm sure your grandmother's recipe is
delicious.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (8:28pm October 28, 2016):

Jennifer, the thought of yellow squash dressing makes me hungry! I love
squash. My favorite is butternut.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (8:27pm October 28, 2016):

Rhonda, popcorn Christmas cake sounds amazing. I'd love to taste that.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (8:27pm October 28, 2016):

Sharon, latkes sound fabulous. I love Apple Cake. My grandma used to make
it every fall. Hmmm. I may have to break out her recipe.

Re: A Family Under the Christmas Tree (11:19am October 28, 2016):

Thank you FreshFiction for hosting me today. I look forward to hearing some
yummy holiday foods.

Re: Murder Under the Mistletoe (11:51am December 17, 2015):

Wow, thanks for all the wonderful suggestions and sharing of ways you
destress! I love it.

Re: Murder Under the Mistletoe (12:28pm November 17, 2015):

Wow you all have some fabulous ways to destress. I like that so many of you
said reading! I agree that music can reduce tension. Especially if I get up and
dance to it! :-)
I'm not a cat person (I'm horribly allergic) but snuggling with my dogs is
really calming too.