To Wager Her Heart, the third and final Belle Meade Plantation novel, hit the shelves last Tuesday—the same time the huge release day celebration giveaway with over 30 prizes went live!
Have you entered the giveaway yet?
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Prizes include . . .
U.S. Mailing addresses only due to postage costs
And there’s also the regular monthly giveaway for August for eUpdate subscribers. It’s my way of saying “Thanks for staying connected.”
$15 gift card to Chick-fil-A
Along with the giveaways, I’ve also added a TRUTH or FICTION button to the To Wager Her Heart book page—
After you’ve read the novel, Click the Truth or Fiction button, and you’ll discover what’s truth versus fiction in the story. The document is chock-full of history, numerous pictures and some very interesting Nashville details. But be careful! The document does contain spoilers! Let me know if you have anymore questions regarding the real history in To Wager Her Heart.
Blessings on your Tuesday, and I hope you’ll take a moment to enter the giveaway. Somebody needs to win these prizes. It might as well be you!
Tammy
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Last night I went to your website and read the Truth or Fiction items for A Note Yet Unsung plus the info about Adelicia Acklen and her family. I also listened to much of the music featured in A Note Yet Unsung. Thank you for adding these features. I recently finished the book and really enjoyed it. I read To Wager Her Heart a few weeks ago. It was a terrific story. Now I’ll have to go back to your website to check out the extra features for this book. I already made Alexandra’s Chocolate Chess Pie from the recipe in the back of the book. It was superb! I’m a little sad that both of these series are now completed, but I’m looking forward to your next one.
Pam, your comment means so much to me. Thank you! I’m added the TRUTH or FICTION to each book (will take some time) but it’s due to reader request. Plus I simply love sharing the real history behind these mansion and the people who lived and worked there. The images—both of the homes and the people—from years past still resonate. So…thank you for checking that out and for listening to the music. A NOTE YET UNSUNG was a special book to write for me due to the music. And after listening to so much classical and Appalachian music while writing the novel, it only seemed right to share that with the reader. Bless you, friend!
Thank You for sharing with us. I Put the books on my wish list.
Thanks, Linda!