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All Things Books - Spotlight

All Things Books spotlights The Priest and the Peaches.

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Jersey Girl Book Reviews - Review & Guest Post by Larry

Jersey Girl Book Reviews reviews The Priest and the Peaches, "It will make you laugh, smile, cry and sigh ... it will provide you with an inspirational message of faith, hope, love, family and community... most of all it is a wonderful story that should be shared with your family."

As a part of the guest post, Larry describes his initial plan for the book, "When I began to write The Priest And The Peaches it was taking place in the present. The Peach characters were adults, had families and careers and flashbacks were taking place during dialogue that transported the reader back in time."

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To read the full guest post, click here.

CeCe's Reading and Writing Safari - Review

CeCe's Reading and Writing Safari reviews The Priest and the Peaches, "I enjoyed reading this book, and the message it carried all though. Love and faith can go a long way to healing and providing strength needed to face hardships."

To read the full review, click here.

Win With Ebooks Event - March 15-18

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Win With Ebooks Event - March 15-18

Buy one eBook (listed in the Amazon widget at this link - The Priest and the Peaches is included) and get one free PLUS use the Rafflecopter to win Amazon Gift Cards. Bloggers have an extra Amazon Gift Card to win. March 17th there will be a trivia contest to earn more chances to win the Amazon Gift Cards.

To enter all these wonderful opportunities, click here.

Also, the Kindle version of The Priest and the Peaches will be only $0.99 during the event. Click here to purchase.

Nightly Reading - Review & Interview with Larry

Nightly Reading reviews The Priest and the Peaches, "I would recommend this book for anyone whom is feeling that there is no hope left in the world. This story ends on a good note with a little shock that the reader does not expect, but will fill their hearts."

As a part of the interview, Larry describes the response to the book, "There have been quite a few reviews where two comments impact me about the work. They are, 'It was an easy read' and 'I loved the characters.'"

To read the full review and interview, click here.

Celtic Lady's Reviews - Review

Celtic Lady's Reviews takes a look at The Priest and the Peaches, "I found myself tearing up and laughing at the same time over some of the antics of the younger children. I really enjoyed it and it is a quick read."

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Kristal McKerrington - Review

Kristal McKerrington reviews The Priest and the Peaches, "Larry provides a great book and a great service towards that of the Young Adult genre in its development. I have to take my hat off to the fellow Young Adult writer."

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Great Minds Think Aloud - Reviews

Great Minds Think Aloud reviews The Priest and the Peaches:

"This book is a winner and has a message for all ages. I was joyfully taken hostage by the story and sad to be release. This choice will probably stay as my number one choice for 2012."
- Susanna Mahoney

"The book is really a page turner. Peterson did a excellent job with the telling of this story and I definitely would recommend this novel to all. An excellent read!"
- Arlena Dean

"It will leave you with feeling of warmth after days spent in the cold, bleakness of reality. This is a story worth reading and recommending to family, friends and neighbours. The secret to life is worth sharing, right Yimey?"
- Lee-Ann Graff

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Great Minds Think Aloud - Guest Post by Larry

At Great Minds Think Aloud, Larry talks about writing the characters in The Priest and the Peaches, "It is like meeting real people. Sometimes you might meet someone and become life-long friends. Then there are those who initially impress you but you find out soon enough that you just do not 'connect.'"

To read the full guest post, click here.

The Maiden's Court - Interview with Larry

At The Maiden's Court, Larry talks about why he wrote The Priest and the Peaches, "We do live in a very "me-istic" society where self-gratification seems to be revered and I simply wanted to present another side to that mind-set showing that giving of oneself instead of thinking of yourself can be very rewarding."

To read the full interview, click here.