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Debra’s 2022 Year in Books
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Debra Holland
Goodreads Author
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in Glendora, The United States
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December 2009
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https://www.goodreads.com/drdebra
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Wild Montana Sky (Montana Sky, #1)
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2011
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15 editions
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Starry Montana Sky (Montana Sky, #2)
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2011
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12 editions
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Stormy Montana Sky (Montana Sky, #3)
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2012
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8 editions
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Healing Montana Sky (Montana Sky, #5)
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2015
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5 editions
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Mystic Montana Sky (Montana Sky, #6)
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2016
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4 editions
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Glorious Montana Sky (Montana Sky, #4)
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2014
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6 editions
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Beneath Montana's Sky (Mail-Order Brides of the West, #0.5; Montana Sky, #0.5)
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2014
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6 editions
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Trudy (Mail-Order Brides of the West, #1; Montana Sky)
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2013
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8 editions
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Darcy (Mail-Order Brides of the West, #5; Montana Sky)
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2014
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7 editions
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Painted Montana Sky (Montana Sky #3.5)
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2012
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3 editions
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Reading Between the Wines Book Club: Audio #Review: Harvest of Dreams by Debra Holland - 5 Wine Glasses
Sometimes I receive a review, which gives me goosebumps and makes me a little teary. Thanks so much to reviewer Linda Townsend!
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Satisfying! I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I stayed up far too late reading it, and I gave a happy sigh at the ending! |
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Different, But Great I loved this book. As a psychotherapist, with a specialty in grief counseling, I can say that the themes and descriptions were spot on. A lovely story of healing in an unexpected way. |
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“The sky is the most glorious blue I've ever seen." Nick must have heard her quiet words. "I used to think there couldn't be a more beautiful blue in all the world." The sound of his voice pulled Elizabeth into his presence. She said with a curious glance. "What changed your mind?" He flushed though his green gaze remained steady on her, "I saw your eyes.”
― Wild Montana Sky
― Wild Montana Sky
“We'll ride along the river. It's a mighty pretty sight..." Puffy white clouds floated across the azure blue sky. Pine-covered mountains crowned with snowcaps folded down into foothills that ringed the valley. Beneath the clouds the play of sun and shadow cast hazy blue-green patches on the mountainsides. A distant large-winged bird rode on air currents before diving into a clump of trees.”
― Wild Montana Sky
― Wild Montana Sky
“We have plenty of natural springs in our area. The cool springs have the sweetest water you'll ever taste - hence the name of our town. And it's never too cold for a Montanan to sit in a natural hot spring, even if it means your wet hair turns into icicles."
Her hand rose to cover her mouth, and her eyes widened.
He laughed at her shocked expression.
Pamela lowered her hand.
"Hot springs outdoors? In the winter?"
"Hot springs feel down right good to soak in anytime, especially when the air's cold outside. The hot water soothes sore muscles and is good for what ails you. But I also have a river through my property. I've dammed up a spot that makes for a nice swimming hole when it's hot in the summer."
A blush rose in her cheeks, and she glanced to the side.
"Very refreshing," he teased, just to watch the pink deepen....
Pamela couldn't help the dreamy vision of bathing with him in a hot spring, touching each other as the snowflakes swirled around them. She let out a sigh. So romantic.”
― Beneath Montana's Sky
Her hand rose to cover her mouth, and her eyes widened.
He laughed at her shocked expression.
Pamela lowered her hand.
"Hot springs outdoors? In the winter?"
"Hot springs feel down right good to soak in anytime, especially when the air's cold outside. The hot water soothes sore muscles and is good for what ails you. But I also have a river through my property. I've dammed up a spot that makes for a nice swimming hole when it's hot in the summer."
A blush rose in her cheeks, and she glanced to the side.
"Very refreshing," he teased, just to watch the pink deepen....
Pamela couldn't help the dreamy vision of bathing with him in a hot spring, touching each other as the snowflakes swirled around them. She let out a sigh. So romantic.”
― Beneath Montana's Sky
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Hooked on Books :
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“We'll ride along the river. It's a mighty pretty sight..." Puffy white clouds floated across the azure blue sky. Pine-covered mountains crowned with snowcaps folded down into foothills that ringed the valley. Beneath the clouds the play of sun and shadow cast hazy blue-green patches on the mountainsides. A distant large-winged bird rode on air currents before diving into a clump of trees.”
― Wild Montana Sky
― Wild Montana Sky
“The sky is the most glorious blue I've ever seen." Nick must have heard her quiet words. "I used to think there couldn't be a more beautiful blue in all the world." The sound of his voice pulled Elizabeth into his presence. She said with a curious glance. "What changed your mind?" He flushed though his green gaze remained steady on her, "I saw your eyes.”
― Wild Montana Sky
― Wild Montana Sky
“Wait! It’s too heavy,” Elizabeth called after him. Nick kept right on walking until he reached the carriage and deposited the trunk on the rack in the back. When he returned to her side, he smiled at her. “Not much bigger than a hay bale, Miss Hamilton.” Before Elizabeth could respond, Nick stooped down, lifted the second trunk, and carried it to the carriage. In tired bemusement, Elizabeth watched Nick’s broad shoulders and the muscles moving beneath his faded striped shirt. She felt a stirring in her breast and wondered at the unexpected feeling.”
― Wild Montana Sky
― Wild Montana Sky
“From this view, she could see how his light brown hair curled below his hat and over his collar. With a smile, she remembered the swashbuckling heroes in the forbidden novels she and Pamela used to read in secret. How they had swooned over those stories, their hearts beating rapidly in their not-yet-blossoming chests. Did Pamela ever remember those books when she looked at Nick?”
― Wild Montana Sky
― Wild Montana Sky
“Why don’t you take a turn now,” she suggested. “I want to see an expert in action.” A flush climbed his cheeks, but he took the Colt from her, reloaded, and stepped over to the steer. With an effortless lift of his arm, he rapidly shot five rounds dead center into the heart area. He lowered the gun, turned, and, lifting an eyebrow, waited for her reaction. Impressed by his quiet confidence, Elizabeth mirrored his raised eyebrow. “You make it look so easy.” Nick laughed. “Been shootin’ since I was Mark’s age.” She teased back. “That’s not so long ago.” “A man grows up fast in these parts. When you need to survive,” he spun the words into a drawl, “you learn to hit what ya aim for.”
― Wild Montana Sky
― Wild Montana Sky
