writing
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Binnenkort verkrijgbaar! I think that means, “Coming soon in Dutch!”
I’m so thrilled that If We Make It Home has been picked up by a wonderful Dutch publisher. The Dutch title is If We Survive. And the cover, wow! It’s so beautiful.
Thank you to everyone at Royal Jongbloed for making this happen!
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Swimming in the Deep End Releases Today!
It’s official! Swimming in the Deep End is now available for purchase. I want to celebrate by giving a gift to one of my awesome followers.
Check out the line up you could win:
Swimming in the Deep End by Christina Suzann Nelson
If We Make It Home by Christina Suzann Nelson
Liar’s Winter by Cindy K. Sproles
A Fragile Hope by Cynthia Ruchti
Quilted by Christmas by Jodie Bailey
Engraved on the Heart by Tara Johnson
No One Ever Asked by Katie Ganshert
The House on Foster Hill by Jaime Jo Wright
Freedom’s Ring by Heidi Chiavaroli
Where the Fire Falls by Karen Barnett
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Cover Reveal – Swimming in the Deep End
I can’t believe it’s time to reveal another cover!
Thanks to Kregel for putting in extra effort and time to make this cover perfect for the story.
Here it is:
Pre-orders available now on Amazon.
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Steers, Books, and Heat
We’re loading steers into the fair today! It should only be about a hundred degrees or so…
Shredder and Harper
Fair is a bitter-sweet time in the summer. We love the week of watching our kids compete and having time to actually talk with friends, but fair also signifies the end of our free summer time. Volleyball gets started the day after we pack out of the fairgrounds. I’ll be at a conference for most of a week, and we’ll squeeze in a camping trip. And by the end of the month, my youngest two will be heading back to school.
August is packed with fun, but it isn’t without work.
My next book is due September 1. Yep, that will make this month even more fun. If you see me packing a green notebook around, well, that’s my book. It’s now my constant companion.
A funny steer story:
We played rodeo last week with one of the steers. Cupcake wanted nothing to do with the fitting chute. After many attempts, I finally got the beast in.
A couple days later, I went down to the barn. While I was in the pen, Cupcake looked at me, then the chute, then me again. I wondered if he remembered our battle. I kept walking toward the gate. When I looked back, this is what I saw. He decided to do it the easy way and load himself.
Cupcake rockin’ the 80s look
Remember us while you’re enjoying the AC this week. 🙂