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What book should you read next? What words should you write next? Whether you're a reader, a writer, or both, you need look no further for ideas and pointers to help you make up your mind. You might even get your next book for free!

Sometimes I even give away my own novels. My Inspirational romances and devotionals are pictured below and are detailed on my Books page. You can always count on a trace of humor in my novels and nonfiction. Whether you're a teen or a woman mature in years, I think these stories will ring true.

Read on, and discover some of today's most appealing Inspirational novelists, their latest books, and their words of wisdom and imagination. Enjoy!

Monday, January 29, 2018

Fall'N for You Giveaway!








These sweet romances will dispel the chill in the air and warm your heart. From perfume to baked goods, six women find their happily ever after while leaves are changing to shades of gold and red.

Before we feature this week's giveaway, I want to announce that the winner of the signed copy of Surgeon's Choice, by Dr. Richard Mabry, is:

keepinupwithus@...

Congratulations! We'll get your book right out to you. I encourage readers to keep commenting and/or subscribe at right (above my list of books) in order to participate in future book give-aways! Subscribers are entered a second time when they comment.

Just for fun today, I'm featuring and giving away a six-novella collection which includes one of my novellas, Local Girl.

The e-collection is called Fall'N for You, and these brief snippets will give you a small clue about the flavor of each of the six novellas:




-- Did their past mean nothing to Wynonna, or is she desperately trying to keep him at arm’s length because, like him, she never got over the love they once shared? - Texas Strong (Mary Alford)








-- Even though she agrees to appear as Derek’s girlfriend to aid his possible promotion, can her growing feelings survive the past that she can’t forget? - Autumn's Fresh Beginning (Gail Gaymer Martin) 










-- Walk through the struggles with Spencer and Joy in Fall n Joy. (Joi Copeland)



-- With the help of her mother and best friend Susie, Alicia learns the power of forgiveness and opening her heart to love when it comes around to her back porch. - Love Comes Around (Martha Rogers)



-- But Sara-Penny knows better, and she understands Edie and her painful past more than Edie realizes. - Local Girl (Trish Perry) 






-- Jonathan sees through it right away, but it takes Carrie a little longer to realize what’s happening. After both of the adults know what’s going on, is there any chance of them falling for his plan … and falling in love? - Love in the News (Debby Mayne)



As you may have surmised by the collection's title, all of the stories are set during the autumn, one of my two favorite seasons (spring being the other). I love the air here in Washington, D.C. during the spring and autumn--clear and crisp. I love the blooms of the spring and the turning colors of the fall.

I plan to move across the country soon, to live closer to my kids and grandkids on the west coast. I won't miss the cold, wet, icy winters, I can tell you that. But I suspect I'll miss the fall.

Still, I know when I'm hanging out with family, enjoying the nearly constant spring and summer climate, I'll feel it's a very good trade-off.

Obviously, you don't all feel the same about winter weather, because I hear from people who happily live all over the U.S. and beyond. So, I'm going to give away the Fall'N for You e-novella set to three of the people who answer the following question in the comments section below:

Which is your favorite season where you live right now, and what is it you like about it?

If you have interest in purchasing the set, that can be done via the following button:





The drawing is done by email, so leave your email address, like so: trish[at]trishperry[dot]com. Many commenters are left out of the drawing because they forget to include a way for me to notify them of their win (their email).

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Annoying legal disclaimer: drawings void where prohibited; open only to U.S. residents; the odds of winning depend upon the number of participants. See full disclaimer, as well as my Disclosure of Material Connection HERE



12 comments:

kim hansen said...

Sounds good. cheetahthecat1986@gmail.com

Neesie said...

Thanks for all the great books & the chance to win! Neesie315@yahoo.com

Unknown said...

Sounds like quite a collection! Thanks! howellsincolumbia@gmail.com

Amy @ Happily Reading Ever After said...

I love winter the best because I love the cold weather and pretty snow. Fall is a close second though. Thanks for the giveaway! phantoms_labyrinth_2005(at)yahoo(dot)com

Anonymous said...

Here in the south I love the fall. The cool crisp air, the changing leaves, and my favorite time to go camping. Campfires, s’mores and a good book to read.
Thank you for the giveaway!
tumcsec(at)gmail(dot)com
Gail Hollingsworth

Becky said...

This is a great collection of writers! I love spring the best, because everything is fresh and new. It's such a relief after winter. lelandandbecky[at]reagan[dot]com

NancyShaw said...

What a great set of books. I live in New Mexico and we basically have two seasons- HOT and COLD but for a few short wonderful days we have spring. MY FAVORITE.

Alice said...

I love fall best! Crisp fresh air and cooler temps after the heat and humidity of Pennsylvania's summer (ugh!). Love the novella collections. Alice
Myersalicem@gmail.com

Patricia said...

I'd like to read your books. Are they available at the public library?You may email me @ pat__hawes@hotmail.com

Trish Perry said...

Patricia, all of my print books are at many of the libraries. But the e-books are only available for purchase.

Kim, Neesie, and Melissa, I hope you'll come back and leave your answers to be entered in the drawing.

It sounds so far as if most of you, like I, prefer either the fall or the spring. Amy, I know quite a few people who love the winter. Most of them are skiiers, so that makes sense. I like LOOKING at the snow, but I really dislike being cold! I love when it's obvious that spring is approaching, not only because it's beautiful and warm, but because that means we have many months before winter comes again, lol.

Anonymous said...

I like spring the best here in Texas even though spring is short and often barely noticeable. I don't really like being cold but sometimes winter is mild...not this year. It sure beats the 110 degree Texas heat. So spring is a really good in between kind of weather.
perrianne{DOT}askew{AT}me{DOT}com
Perrianne

Jackie Tessnair said...

My favorite season is spring.I love all the beautiful colors and the warmer weather. Thanks for sharing! Jackie_tessnair(at)yahoo(dot)com

 

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