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School teacher Judy Winters sets out to solve the mystery surrounding her only living relative’s murder on the cross-state farm where Aunt Louise grew up. Judy will inherit the farm—if she agrees to stay there...
Healing Grace, an adult fiction/intrigue, a haunting tale of love and sacrifice, coming in May from Zumaya Books
Brought to you in part by:
WOOF: Women Only Over Fifty , Wendel Wordsworth, Cynthia's Attic
Sounds like a great mystery. All the best, Lisa!
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We're so happy decided to visit Bookland Heights! Both books sounds like great reads!
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I'm grateful for your support. Thank you for inviting me here. GS has a double mystery/romance - one is a couple that would fit into the WOOF club. :)
ReplyDeleteI really have to change my "follow" picture, don't I?
Lisa
Lisa, who or what most influenced your writing?
ReplyDeleteDiana
Influences....hmmm, how I write? Probably the bad side is my favorite early authors from the 40s, 50s and 70s who never had to worry about POV! The upside is the characterization of Ray Bradbury, the settings of Anne McCaffrey's dragonriders, the imagery of Zane Grey, the angst of Mary Stewart, the lushness of Thomas Costain, some of the humor of Garrison Keillor. I'm quite eclectic, as you see. I also write and perform radio theater, which is a whole different smorgasboard of an audience, who has to know what's going on by listening.
ReplyDeleteEclectic is right, Lisa! I didn't know you also performed! Very different audience to entertain and keep engaged.
ReplyDeleteMary
Love learning this about you, Lisa!
ReplyDeleteFrom what I can gather about most creative expression is that, somewhere along the line, it requires listening.
Listening to other actors, listening to what our audience wants, listening to voices inside our heads (!)...and eventually our hearts.
Thanks, Lisa, for sharing your talents with us on so many levels...
Diana
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Yeah, that listening to your head thing can go a lot of ways.... (VERY BIG GRIN)
ReplyDeleteThanks again for letting me play here.
Lisa
Lisa,
ReplyDeleteIs that a petoskey stone on the cover of your book? How does it play into the story? A friend of mine from Michigan gave me one several years ago and I still have it.
Pam/Anne
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Hi, Pam/Anne,
ReplyDeleteYes, that's a Petoskey stone. I won't be mean and say 'you'll just to read it,' but the stone has a part in describing the strength and fragility of life and nature as the theme of Healing Grace. Even if we try to deny our God-given talent/nature and try to become something else, God uses us and reminds us that he is in control. The characters in the book talk about it at one point, and the idea took on a lot of meaning for the story. The editor and cover artist liked the theme, as did I, so were able to incorporate it.
Now, I still hope you'll want to read it. :)
Lisa
That's beautiful, Lisa...And again, it comes back to listening, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteBest,
Diana
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