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How was your week? Anything pressing on your mind that you'd like me to pray about? I've been doing some reflecting this week. November is our month of missions at church, so guest speakers have been filling the pulpit and sharing about their mission fields. It got me thinking about my mission field. I may not have been called to foreign missions, but like every soul who's accepted Christ as their Savior, I've been given the great commission. Sometimes I wonder if I'm doing all I can for the Lord. Ever feel the same way? Please pray that God will use me to bring glory to Himself.
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Farmer Joe spent hours out in the cold this week taking care of routine farm chores such as cleaning coops, spreading manure, and wrangling leaves. It's a busy time of year for him, but he enjoys the time out in the great outdoors. Speaking of nature, the doe and fawn that visit each day got a scare from something in the woods this week. I would've expected them to run off in the other direction, but they both ran to Sadie for protection. Somehow, they've figured out that our livestock guardian will protect them, too. And she did. She barked her head off at whatever was bothering them, and the deer stood beside her as she barked. How's that for trust? Not all our deer visitors are so trusting, as you'll see with the buck in the video below.
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Clearing the Cowboy's Name is officially here! The ebook went live at midnight and the paperback should go live on Amazon within the next couple of hours if it hasn't already.
I should have it uploaded to my website some time today. BookVault prints the copies you order from me, and they're far better quality than Amazon. They may take longer to arrive, but I offer free shipping to US based customers. With launching two new releases back-to-back, I haven't had time to get any new writing done, but I'm eager to work on Project Citadel next week.
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Accused of stealing her Austen first editions. Guilty of stealing her heart. Bookseller Penelope Colagreco is known in Redemption Ridge for her quirky charm, color-coordinated glasses, and her treasured Jane Austen collection. When her beloved books go missing, suspicion falls on Rowan Calder, a horse trainer seeking refuge from his past in this Colorado small town. As accusations fly and secrets unravel, Penelope faces a choice: trust Rowan despite the rumors, or let doubt drive them apart. Together, they untangle a web of sabotage and false accusations, discovering hope, faith, and the beginnings of love in a close-knit community. If you love bookish heroines, light mystery, and sweet romance with a touch of faith, don’t miss this heartwarming story set against the wild beauty of Colorado ranch country.
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