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Under a Blanket of Blue - Book Tour and Giveaway

4/6/2021

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Under a Blanket of Blue
by Caroline Smith
Genre: Contemporary Romance 

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Welcome to Willow Creek Ranch. Owner and proprietor Katherine Ryan has everything she wants in life-almost. The single mom of two works hard to provide for her children on their Wyoming ranch. She values coffee, books, and her children above all others (not necessarily in that order). Her passion for healing, though, has led her down the path of rehabilitating racehorses and developing a therapeutic riding program for kids. The persistent thorn in her side, however, is that for the last five years her ex-husband, Ethan, has still worked and lived on the property with her.
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With a sister who's a famous Hollywood actress and a business deal that pulls her down to LA, she's talked into a party where she runs into a man she's known for most of her life, but has been relegated to a memory. Fate has some strange cards to play after Katherine returns to Wyoming and life on the ranch. 


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Katherine Ryan yawned, got dressed, and went down to get her coffee in a fog. After years of getting up at 4:15, you’d think she’d be used to it by now, but her mind refused to acclimate. Coffee was the only thing that saved her most days.
She hummed to herself while she reached for her favorite mug and pressed Brew on her coffee pot. The view from her kitchen window was dark, but the landscape of her hundred-acre ranch was imprinted into her brain and bones. If she opened the window, she’d feel the chill of the May morning and smell the sweet smell of sage and horse with the morning dew. She’d hear the stream bubbling down the little slope where her favorite willow tree gracefully dipped her branches in the water there. That was where Willow Creek Rehabilitation Ranch had been born.
With the help of the inheritance her grandmother left her, she had built a life and business she was proud of. It was too bad some of the most important people in her life didn’t see her for the woman she’d become and not the girl she’d been.
Soon, her crew would stir, and she’d oversee the feeding of horses and people, hay delivery, rehabilitation and class schedules for both horses and students, phone calls, and clinic visits. Her mental to-do list got longer, and her body almost audibly groaned in anticipation of the work to come as the mechanical whir of the coffee pot signaled its end. One sip of the life-giving java sent a shiver of pleasure to her body and mind and eased some of the persistent ache of her daily chores. She absolutely loved what she did, but it made a body tired.
The quiet was broken as her two beautiful children thundered down the stairs, making enough noise to wake the whole county. There could be only one reason for this much excitement from them at five in the morning; today was the last day of school before summer break.
“Morning, Mama!” Elizabeth, Katherine’s eldest and—even at seventeen—her spitting image, simultaneously kissed Katherine on the cheek and grabbed a banana.
“Y’all are in a good mood this morning. Are you that excited to be done with school?”
“Absolutely! Three whole months of nothing to do but read.” Andrew barely looked up from the book he was currently reading, and almost walked into his sister. Katherine and Elizabeth were used to steering him where he needed to go and preventing him from running into walls for the sake of his literary hobby.
“When has that ever happened?”
“Well, come to think of it, never. But I can dream.” Andrew shrugged and almost dislodged the other books under his arm and the banana Elizabeth had put on his open book. Katherine reached out to steady him.
“Sorry, kiddo, you won’t be gettin’ off that easy. But I promise that you will get a break every day to pick up a book. And who knows, maybe we’ll actually go on a vacation this summer,” replied Katherine.
“Really? That’d be awesome!” Elizabeth started listing all of the places she’d like to visit. She was so involved in her planning that she almost didn’t hear the bus honk when it arrived.
“Come on, Liz! We’re going to be late.” Andrew snapped his book closed and shoved it in his bag with his breakfast.
Katherine handed them their lunches as they darted for the door. “Don’t forget that your dad is picking you up today.”
“We won’t! Bye, Mom. Love you. See you after school,” their voices trailed off as they ran up the gravel driveway.
Katherine looked out the window after them and thought for the millionth time that she was probably the luckiest mom ever. She sipped her coffee and reluctantly started on some paperwork that was lying on the kitchen table. A few minutes later there was a soft tapping on her back door. She got up to answer it and saw her ex, Ethan, through the screen door.
“Can I talk to you for just a second?”
She nodded at him and then stepped back to let him in. Ethan was a tall, handsome man. He stood six foot three with dark brown hair and blue eyes. The beard he always wore, because he looked like a self-proclaimed baby if he didn’t, had grown in the few days since Katherine had seen him. Katherine remembered that he’d started letting it grow when he had enthusiastically helped her build the house and stables that supported them. Then, six years ago, Ethan Parr, decided that they no longer shared the same dreams and goals of ranch ownership, after all. After months of arguing, and years of unhappiness, Katherine set him free to go live out his own life. She knew she was right where she was supposed to be.
He had come back looking wary and worn eighteen months later and said he was going to build his own place right here if that was okay with her. She remembered the day he’d sent the divorce papers, about six months into his absence, and was more than a little surprised he’d want to come back. Rationalizing her need for extra muscle and the chance for him to actually be in his children’s lives, she had acquiesced, and he’d renovated a small cabin on the other side of the property. His current job as ranch manager didn’t seem to satisfy him, and she knew he had been growing restless.
“Seems you’re going to LA. Robert called while you were in the shower, I guess. Said he couldn’t reach you, so he called me. Looks like a new jockey ran his baby into the rail first thing this morning.” He leaned into the doorframe, but never fully entered the house.
“Is Robert being paranoid, or is Pinocchio really injured?” Katherine was skeptical.
Ethan nodded and lifted a shoulder in a half-shrug, “Yes to both. He says that the vet there is incompetent. Milton says it’s just a hairline fracture, but Robert is convinced that it’s a compound fracture. He says he’s already gotten you a flight and it leaves in an hour and a half. He only trusts you with his horses, apparently.”
“That’s great, but I’m not a vet. Why can’t he trust Dr. Milton to read the x-ray?”
“Not the point. Pinocchio is coming out here no matter what kind of fracture he has, apparently. You’ll fly out today and John will drive the truck. He’ll only be a couple of days behind you. Besides, you’re due a visit to your sister and the track.”
Katherine rolled her eyes. “But I don’t wanna. Liz and Drew are getting out for the summer and I was excited to start summer vacation with them.”
Ethan chuckled, “You sound like you’re five, Katie.” He’d treated her like she was for most of their marriage. Katherine was tempted to stick out her tongue in defiance but satisfied herself by raising an eyebrow at him instead.
“Come on, Eth. You know I hate it when you say stuff like that.”
“Look, I know how much you like to be with the kids, but this is business. I’ll take care of the kids. I’m picking them up today anyway. You should go and pack. Jules is gonna drive you to the airport.” He nodded at the coffee mug in her hand, “Don’t have too many of those before you fly. Makes you jittery.”
His ordering her around was certainly something she hadn’t missed since they’d been divorced. Not that he ever had any of his own life in order. Now, the roles were reversed. She was the boss and usually did most of the ordering when they saw each other. He’d been joking that she’d become too independent for her own good, but apparently that didn’t stop him from treating her like a child. Again.
She watched him leave, smirk still on his face, and wondered if he’d done this on purpose. She checked her phone. No missed calls, but she wasn’t about to chase after him just for another argument where she’d end up going anyway.
Katherine shuffled back upstairs to pack her bag. She never knew what to take to LA because there was no telling what kind of function or soiree would be going on at her famous sister’s house. She also tended to have spontaneous business meetings whenever she went to the track. At home she lived in her jeans, t-shirts, boots or bare feet, and ponytail. In LA she felt like she needed to leave that behind and be the wealthy and chic businesswoman and sister to the ever-glamorous Allyson Ryan. She thought she’d left that life behind when she left her circles in Atlanta, but it seemed to always find a way back to her. Just like Ethan did.
Katherine dug out her phone and dialed her sister. After the second ring, a fully awake Allyson picked up.
“Well, good morning, little sister.”
“It is a good morning because coffee exists.” Ally chuckled and Katherine decided to get straight to the point. “Guess who’s flying in today for a quick visit?”
“Yay! It’s been too long. I’ve missed you.”
“Ally, it’s only been, like, six months.”
“Well it seems longer. Are you bringing my favorite niece and nephew?”
“No, today is their last day of school. I was really looking forward to having their first week of summer vacation with them.” She whined again, not caring what she sounded like.
“Are you really pouting? You used to sound like that when you were five. Cheer up; you’ll have the rest of the summer with them.” Ally paused. “So…how long are you staying?”
Uh oh. Katherine was afraid to answer, she’d heard the devious smile in her voice. “I don’t know, just the weekend, hopefully. Why? What are you plotting?” She frowned at the excitement she could imagine dancing in her sisters’ blue eyes.
“Oh...well, I’m hoping you’ll be here until at least tomorrow night. Nigel and I are throwing a little party. I’m hoping you’ll want to come.”
“What’s the party for?” Katherine pinched the bridge of her nose and tried to sound just as excited as her sister.
“Nigel’s new movie is about to start production, so we’ve invited about fifty of the cast, crew, and some friends over to celebrate. Do you have a dress?”
“Fifty is not ‘little.’ I’m not sure I have anything to wear to a swanky Hollywood party. Maybe I should stay at a hotel…”
“Don’t be ridiculous. And it won’t be swanky…”
“Are you cooking or is it being catered?”
“Catered, but I don’t know what that has to do with anything.”
“Anytime you throw a catered party, it’s always swanky. You cooking would be an intimate, yet casual get together.”
“I guess you do know me pretty well.”
Katherine continued to try to ease the tension in her head. “Is Nigel going to be there?”
At least Ally’s husband was down-to-earth, unlike a lot of the other people in their world. Katherine could talk to him about books, sip whisky, tease him about his British accent, and about how much he loved her crazy, over-the-top, beautiful sister. And ignore how much she felt like a misfit in their world. In every world, actually, except her cocooned world here at home, with the kids and the horses.
“Don’t worry,” Ally said. “Nigel will be here. Do you still have that navy dress from the last party you came to?”
“Ally, I’m flying in to see about an injured Thoroughbred at the racetrack–"
“Ohh, fun. Maybe we could all have a day at the races.”
Katherine closed her eyes and contained a big sigh. “No. Bad idea.”
Ally was already distracted. She called to someone in the background, then said into the phone, “About that dress…”
Katherine groaned again.
“Don’t worry; we’ll scrounge something up.”
“Fine. I’ll stay til the party, but then I’m coming home to my babies.”
Katherine listened absently while Ally chatted about things they hadn’t caught up on in the last few days then finally managed to give her her flight information. She practically had to hang up on her so she could pack.
Twenty minutes later, Julia Reynolds, her best friend, was waiting in her bright red Jeep Wrangler when Katherine got downstairs.
“LA, huh?” Her rose gold aviators hid her eyes, but Katherine knew she’d have seen a sparkle of amusement in them without them on. After being friends for almost thirty years, Julia and Katherine knew all of each other’s secrets.
“Yup.” Katherine tossed her duffle in the back seat and hopped in the passenger door. The gray leather was warm on the still-chilly morning.
“Gotta go today, huh?”
“Apparently.”
Julia shook her brown pixie cut out of her eyes and put the car in gear, shrugged. “Who knows, maybe you’ll meet some super sexy A-list actor and never come home.”
Katherine laughed at her best friend. This was something they had often joked about as teenagers when Katherine’s older sister had run off to LA to pursue an acting career.
“Not likely. Short trip anyway. I won’t be gone long. Long enough, though, I guess. Can you check on–”
“Rosco? Already done. And I’m going to stop in Jackson when I drop you and grab few things for the clinic.”
“Well, look at you. Thanks. Maybe you’ll meet some sexy cowboy in Jackson,” Katherine winked at Julia and they laughed again.
“Yeah…not likely. You do have a sister who likes to play matchmaker, though, so your chances are better than mine.”
Katherine sighed dramatically, “Ugh don’t remind me. I’m sure she’ll have some plot this time, too.”
“You managed to escape relatively unscathed last time. I’m sure you’ll be fine.”
Katherine chatted with Julia and sang together to their favorite songs for the rest of the drive, but her mind was on her sister and Ally’s posh husband Nigel the whole rest of the way to the airport and the whole plane ride. Katherine smiled to herself as she realized that not just one Ryan girl, but both had followed and achieved their dreams. As Katherine wandered to the transportation and baggage area at LAX she spotted a man in a suit holding a sign with her name on it.
“Ms. Ryan?” he asked as she walked up to him.
“Yes. Please call me Katherine. Did my sister send the car?”
“No, ma’am. Mr. Walker directed me to take you anywhere you wished to go. I am supposed to ask you if you wouldn’t mind heading to the race track first.”
Katherine rolled her eyes and huffed out a breath, “He certainly can be pushy can’t he? Yes, all right we’ll head to the track first. Thank you…”
“Quentin ma’am, at your service. May I take your bag?”
“Yes. Thank you very much.”
Katherine walked to the car. Once inside, she immediately rolled the window down to enjoy the California sunshine. It had turned into “one of those days” and she could only pray that seeing Robert and Pinocchio wouldn’t make things any worse.

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Caroline Smith graduated cum laude from Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, with a B.A. in English Literature and a minor in Publishing and Printing Arts and is currently pursuing a master's of fine arts in creative writing at Queens University in North Carolina. She is an author coach and publishing director/executive editor-in-chief of NOW Publishing based in Tampa, Florida. In 2014, she won an IBPA Gold Ben Franklin Award with one of her authors for excellence in editorial and design.

After over a decade in publishing, Caroline has started her own writing journey with several titles in the fiction and non-fiction space. To assist her authors around the globe, she started a podcast called "Inspiration to Publication." She currently resides in the mountains of North Georgia on a small farm with her three wild and wonderful children. Find out more on her website: editorcaroline.com



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How did you become an author?
I imagine the story of becoming and author is similar for most of us. It takes a long time and a certain amount of self-confidence and a big dose of courage. I’ve been in publishing for about ten years as an editor and author coach. I’ve always had a few stories brewing, but nothing that I ever devoted much time to. After about eight years of working on other people’s publishing dreams and seeing them to fruition, I decided to take a dive into it myself. My first book was a non-fiction title called Perspective Parenting: A Mindful Approach for Single Parents. I had done a lot of academic writing in my past and have been a single parent for six years, so I figured I’d stay within my wheelhouse. My second book was a writing journal that took a lot of advice I give to my clients and put it on the page to be more accessible to a broader audience. Writing as Meditation was published in 2020. Both were published by Tandem Light Press. I didn’t really consider myself a real writer, though, until I entered the creative writing program at Queens University of Charlotte in May of 2020. I got great feedback from my peers and professors on a story I started in 2011 and had finished during NaNoWriMo in 2018. I decided that maybe it was good enough to put out into the world and so Under a Blanket of Blue was born.


What inspired me to write this book?
In 2004, right after I graduated from high school, I worked on a dude ranch in the middle of nowhere in Wyoming. I’ve been riding horses since I was ten, so working on a dude ranch seemed like a great idea. It was one of the best experiences of my life. Cowboys, horses, long rides through open plains. There was really nothing bad about it. A few years later, I had this idea for a second-chance romance that took place on a ranch in Wyoming. As most fiction does, many of the concepts came from real life and even real conversations (though I’ll leave you to guess what’s real and what’s been fictionalized).


What did I enjoy most about writing this book?
It completely surprised me! I had an idea for who I wanted the villain to be and about half-way through the writing process, it completely changed. I had to let the characters be who they were going to be and speak the way they wanted rather than forcing my own authorial views on them. It’s amazing how much they come to life in your head and really become these fully formed people with opinions, likes, and dislikes. Some of that never even makes it onto the page, but it’s always in the background, nonetheless. As authors, I think it’s important to live with our characters and let them be free as much as they need to be. This book offered a great lesson in that.


What is your favorite part of this book and why?
I love when Katherine and Graham see each other again in chapter three. It’s such a pure and tender moment and I love how they reconnect.


How did you come up with the title?
I knew it needed to be something musical because, Katherine (our heroine) loves music and she’s passed that on to her kids. I also knew I wanted to play with something having to do with the sky because in Wyoming where there’s no light pollution, you can see so many millions of stars. I always have music on when I write, but I don’t usually listen to music with lyrics because it distracts me (I want to sing!). One day I happened to be listening to a favorite jazz station and the song “Under a Blanket of Blue” by Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong came on. The lyrics perfectly encapsulated a moment I wanted to have with Katherine and Graham. She ends up singing it to him in one of the scenes in the book. The sequel to this book also comes from an Ella and Louis song called “Isn’t it a Lovely Day.”


What can we expect from you in the future?
I’m currently working on several things. They’re all vying for my attention. I have the sequel to Under a Blanket of Blue, that (with any luck) will be out in January of 2022. I’m also working on a standalone romance called The Feast of the Lotus which is a paranormal romance with an Egyptologist heroine and 4,000-year-old ghost as our hero. Currently I’m also working on a short-story collection for my creative writing program, too, and hopefully that will see the light of day in the coming year, as well.


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65 Comments
Bea LaRocca
4/6/2021 07:25:36 am

I love the cover, synopsis and excerpt, this sounds like a must read for me. Thank you for sharing your guest post and book details, I have enjoyed reading about you and your work and am looking forward to reading your story

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Caroline link
4/6/2021 10:03:13 am

Hi Bea! I'm so glad you're excited about the book! Thank you so much for stopping by. I hope you enjoy it!

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Jon Heil
4/6/2021 09:35:02 am

Staying warm on those chilly nights

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Amy F
4/6/2021 11:52:48 am

Beautiful cover!

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Marcy Meyer
4/6/2021 12:19:14 pm

Sounds good. I like the cover.

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Robert Young
4/6/2021 01:06:46 pm

Thank you for not only sharing about the book but about yourself as well.

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wendy hutton
4/6/2021 02:40:00 pm

thanks this sounds like am amazing book

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Beyond Comps
4/6/2021 02:51:05 pm

Great cover!

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bn100
4/6/2021 04:48:21 pm

nice cover

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Bernie Wallace
4/6/2021 05:17:27 pm

How long did it take you to write your book?

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Caroline link
4/6/2021 05:24:01 pm

Hi Bernie. Great question. I started it passively in 2011. I had written about ten chapters, then I started NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) in November of 2018 and finished the rest of it in that month.

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Wendy Jensen
4/6/2021 05:52:38 pm

The book details sound very interesting.

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Barbara Montag
4/6/2021 06:04:02 pm

This book's for me - I love reading romance!
And such an endearing cover.
Thank you for sharing the review.

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Sherry
4/6/2021 06:58:20 pm

I really enjoyed the blurb and the excerpt.

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Peggy SALKILL
4/6/2021 08:35:07 pm

Love the cover!

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Victoria Alexander
4/6/2021 09:17:54 pm

Love the cover!

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Michele Soyer
4/7/2021 06:49:15 am

Great cover art.. thank you and best of luck with the tour...

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Caroline link
4/15/2021 09:08:27 am

Thank you Michele!

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Tara Zarecky
4/7/2021 07:58:38 am

Beautiful cover. Sounds like a great read.

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Kari B
4/7/2021 09:57:31 am

Sounds like an idyllic setting for a romance novel.

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Rita Wray
4/7/2021 11:24:01 am

Sounds like a good read.

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Kelly D
4/7/2021 12:31:55 pm

I like the book details, the plot sounds great.

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Debbie P
4/7/2021 11:01:56 pm

Great cover!

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Abigail Gibson
4/8/2021 03:48:07 pm

keep up the great work

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Ann Fantom
4/8/2021 04:25:33 pm

This sounds like an interesting book and I also like the cover.

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David Hollingsworth
4/8/2021 05:24:19 pm

Great cover!

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Jessica Hays
4/8/2021 06:27:47 pm

I love the sweet look of the cover!

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David Basile
4/8/2021 07:08:06 pm

Looks like a good book.

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Thomas Gibson
4/8/2021 10:41:26 pm

Nice cover and excerpt!

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kelly tupick
4/9/2021 02:49:07 am

The book looks interesting.

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Cynthia C
4/9/2021 10:17:41 am

The excerpt is interesting. Thank you for sharing it.

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Debbi Wellenstein
4/9/2021 01:11:22 pm

I enjoyed the excerpt. Thank you for the giveaway!

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Susan Smith
4/9/2021 03:29:24 pm

Sounds great, I like the cover and the excerpt.

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Laura Rubenstein
4/9/2021 04:15:06 pm

wow, this sounds amazing!!!

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Terri Quick
4/9/2021 05:07:19 pm

Nice cover

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Diana Hardt
4/11/2021 12:19:15 am

Nice cover. I liked the blurb and excerpt. It sounds like a really interesting book. Thank you for sharing.

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Serge B
4/11/2021 04:05:44 am

I enjoyed the excerpt

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Francine Anchondo
4/12/2021 02:31:19 pm

The book sounds great

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beth shepherd
4/13/2021 07:14:42 pm

This looks like a great read. Thank you

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Karin
4/14/2021 07:09:26 am

Thanks for sharing your work with us

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Karen M
4/14/2021 07:23:41 am

I enjoyed the excerpt. Great cover.

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Nancy
4/14/2021 08:20:53 pm

I like the title you selected for your book.

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Sarah L
4/15/2021 12:18:09 am

Looks like an interesting book.
Thanks for the contest. 

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Mary Cloud
4/21/2021 08:22:15 pm

Sounds very interesting - thanks for sharing

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LYNN CLAYTON
4/22/2021 04:58:06 pm

nice cover looks like a great

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Daniel M
4/29/2021 07:41:16 pm

like the cover

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Heather Mahley
5/1/2021 12:47:16 pm

Sounds really good and I love the cover

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Stephanie Liske
5/2/2021 07:18:27 pm

I like the book details.

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Melissa
5/3/2021 05:21:51 pm

the plot and characters sound intersting.

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Chad Boyd
5/5/2021 08:13:27 am

Love what I have learned from the details...makes me want more!

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Ally Gibson
5/5/2021 03:03:26 pm

The book cover is a little blurry but it looks nice.

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Jennifer Galindo
5/5/2021 08:15:52 pm

Just wondering what inspired you to name the character of your book Pinocchio?

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jose rosado
5/5/2021 08:18:07 pm

What do you think of the book details? Do you have any questions for the author?


Who could play Katherine Ryan in a movie

THX

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Danielle Day
5/6/2021 05:55:40 am

I like it!

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Candie L
5/6/2021 08:00:29 am

I think it would make a great summer read. Thank you

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Buddy Garrett
5/6/2021 06:46:43 pm

The book sounds very interesting. I love the cover.

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Sand
5/6/2021 09:11:54 pm

Sounds like a good book!

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latisha depoortere
5/6/2021 09:25:23 pm

Thank you so much for sharing sounds good!

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Leah Shumack
5/6/2021 09:29:24 pm

I really love the cover!!

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Stacey A Smith
5/6/2021 09:52:43 pm

it's a nice romantic cover.

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Anita Jude
5/6/2021 10:41:36 pm

No questions and the books sound great

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Jen Reed
5/6/2021 10:53:48 pm

The book details look like a great read and the cover art is soft and inviting.

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Leigh Nichols
5/6/2021 10:58:08 pm

I'm in love with the TITLE.

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Jerry Marquardt
5/6/2021 11:33:20 pm

I would like to give thanks for all your really great writings, including Under a Blanket of Blue, and wishing the best in keeping up the good work in the future.

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megan allen
5/6/2021 11:42:17 pm

Beautiful cover! I'm definitely checking this out!

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