Katherine Bone's Blog - Posts Tagged "foliage"
Congrats Giveaway Winners!!!
I've been out of port for quite some time but just sailed in to congratulate my Lost Treasure, Captive Princess Goodreads Giveaway Winners! Huzzah!!!
Raising a special signal flag to Melissa Monette, Angie Baker, Cyndi Jolley, Paula Kisner, and Jennifer Richardson!!! Your Giveaway book and goodies will be reaching you shortly. Woot!
Thanks also to everyone who entered my Goodreads Giveaway Contest! Lost Treasure generated a great deal of entries, surprising me by all accounts, me hearties. LOVE. LOVE. LOVE it!!! And I hope, even if you didn't win, that you'll give the book a try. Living in Italy provided me some of the greatest and most profound memories. Lost Treasure is a book very close to my heart. It's also my first contemporary. Turned out this historical writer could actually write a book set in the present. Who knew? LOL!!!
We have had one of the best seasonal foliage displays where I live in Alabama this year. It's been like gazing out upon a landscape painting every day. That's saying a lot for Alabama in the fall. Usually, leaves dry up and fall off during the first gust of wind. Not so this year, thank goodness.
Take time to look around, luvs. Beauty is all around us.
Blessings,
Katherine
Raising a special signal flag to Melissa Monette, Angie Baker, Cyndi Jolley, Paula Kisner, and Jennifer Richardson!!! Your Giveaway book and goodies will be reaching you shortly. Woot!
Thanks also to everyone who entered my Goodreads Giveaway Contest! Lost Treasure generated a great deal of entries, surprising me by all accounts, me hearties. LOVE. LOVE. LOVE it!!! And I hope, even if you didn't win, that you'll give the book a try. Living in Italy provided me some of the greatest and most profound memories. Lost Treasure is a book very close to my heart. It's also my first contemporary. Turned out this historical writer could actually write a book set in the present. Who knew? LOL!!!
We have had one of the best seasonal foliage displays where I live in Alabama this year. It's been like gazing out upon a landscape painting every day. That's saying a lot for Alabama in the fall. Usually, leaves dry up and fall off during the first gust of wind. Not so this year, thank goodness.
Take time to look around, luvs. Beauty is all around us.
Blessings,
Katherine
