The Winner. . .

Is Pen Pen! Congratulations, Penny. I 'think' I have your correct email address, but please send it to me again, just to be sure. I'll send the eBook to you right away.

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Friday Giveaway!

Good Friday morning to all of you! If you'd like to win a PDF copy of my White Rose novella, Christmas In Coyote County, please leave a comment! I'll draw the winner next Tuesday, December 20th. Christmas In Coyote County is available on the Pelican Book Group site, as well as Barnes & Noble, and Amazon. For the month of December, it is a dollar download on Amazon and the Pelican Book Group.

In Coyote County, Christmas means festive lights, the town parade, hot coffee and cinnamon rolls...not creatures from another planet.

While a glowing green Peeping Tom with two antennae is a little hard to buy, Libby Hawkins doesn’t believe her former school teacher suffers from either dementia or a runaway imagination. There’s a logical explanation, and she intends to discover it before the older woman is placed in a nursing home.

After a twelve year absence, Sheriff Jackson Carter returns to Coyote County to clear his father’s name. He never expected to be waylaid in his quest by alien sightings, and it doesn’t help that stubborn Libby Hawkins--his former girlfriend--is determined to meddle in the investigation. He hurt Libby when he left town after his father’s death, but it was for her protection. Now Libby’s stumbled on something dangerous. Can he keep her from harm this time? He doesn’t know, but one thing is certain: Christmas in Coyote County has never been so interesting

Wednesday

Hi friends, sorry I've been absent. Last Monday, December 5th, my dad had a heart attack. Thankfully, it was a mild attack. He was in the hospital most of the week. They put in three stents and sent him home to rest. The doctors all think that the damage will heal by itself. He is doing fine and we are having to keep him from doing too much!

We finally finished decorating our tree and I wanted to share a picture of it with you. Merry Christmas!