Progress–don’t we love it? The unfolding of my Amarylis blossom (Thank you, Karen Currie!) starts ever so slowly, but one day, voila!
Next week, I’ll be in Texas Hill Country on a book tour for LAND THAT I LOVE. Stops include the public libraries in Wimberley, New Braunfels, Boerne, Comfort, Mason, Brady, Kerrville, Bandero, and Junction.
If anyone lives in the area and would like times of the events, please contact your local library or mention this in the comments. I’m grateful for industrious library directors doing the ground work for these talks and for readers hungry for an intriguing, satisfying World War II story.
Looking forward to meeting all of you! And if any of you would be interested in a free e-copy of Land That I Love in order to post a review on Amazon, B&N, GoodReads, etc., please include your e-mail in a comment.
Thanks for your support–I hope your desires for 2022 are off to a good beginning. And here’s the same blossom about two hours after the first photo was taken. PROGRESS!!
Oh, how I wish the proposal I just helped author down there was two months later so I could visit with you my friend. I have some dear friends and colleagues in the area, one of which helps his dear wife, Mrs. Margaret Pryor, run a Christian School in New Braunfels (Grace Preparatory Academy). While Ms. Margy is most definitely a “Bard” fan, I’m certain she would enjoy meeting one of my favorite authors. Enjoy your trip, stay safe, and make lots of wonderful new friends Ms. Gail.
I wish so too–some day!Please tell Mrs. Pryor I would love to meet her. All BARD fans are extra welcome !
When will you be in New Braunfels?
Monday the 24th at 2 p.m. Hope to meet you!!
I hope your tour goes well. Sounds like a wonderful week!
Thanks so much, Katherine. Will try to post photos, although Hill Country challenges my online abilities!
I hope your book tour goes well!
Thank you –it DID–what a “natural high!” I want to go back and will post more tomorrow. (: