LibraryThing Giveaway of A BRIDGE UNBROKEN

Hey all! Just wanted to give you a head’s up about the LibraryThing giveaway of three digital copies of A BRIDGE UNBROKEN. The giveaway is open internationally.

You do have to be a member of the LibraryThing social media site in order to enter the drawing. Also, when you click the link below or the pic to the left, you will have to scroll down through all the other giveaways to get to this particular book. In other words, there isn’t a separate page specifically for this book giveaway.

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LibraryThing Giveaway: About the Book
A Bridge Unbroken

Book Five in the Miller’s Creek Novels

Letting go to build a bridge…

Dakota Kelly wants her painful past to disappear. A plan to start afresh is derailed when she co-inherits her late grandfather’s farm with Chance Johnson, the man responsible for the scars on her heart. But Chance isn’t the only ghost from the past. Someone else is out to get her and will stop at nothing to get what he wants. Will Chance and Dakota lay aside their grudges to restore the old farmhouse and bridge, or will evil forces sabotage their attempt at forgiveness?

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LibraryThing Giveaway: What Readers Are Saying

“Another home run for Cathy Bryant!” ~Amazon Reviewer

“Cathy’s tale will keep you on edge until the end!” ~Amazon Reviewer

“Loved it! Waiting for more!!!” ~Amazon Reviewer

“…a must read.” ~Amazon Reviewer

“Never disappointed with Cathy Bryant books.” ~Amazon Reviewer

“Another faith-filled, dramatic romance from Bryant!” ~Amazon Reviewer

“The books show of God’s great love and forgiveness for us.”  Sharon Rudolph| 9 reviewers made a similar statement

“Her characters are well-developed, and her story flows with humor, compassion, some tension, romance, and faith.” JC| 8 reviewers made a similar statement

“I also loved all the twists and turns of this story which made it a definite ‘stay up way too late to read’ kind of book!” Julie Danielson| 7 reviewers made a similar statement

LibraryThing Giveaway: Sneak Peek at Chapter 1

Heart thumping wildly, Dakota peered out the peephole at the figure of a man obscured by the semi-darkness of early morning.

“Just peachy.” She kept her voice to a hushed whisper in the small and dingy apartment she’d called home for the past few months. What now? No longer secure, her downtown San Antonio getaway had obviously been compromised. But calling the cops wouldn’t work–a lesson she’d learned the hard way with scars as evidence. No, Kane had friends in high places.

Lord, help me. She inhaled sharply and backed away from the flimsy front door, willing her heart to slow its frantic pace. Calm down, Dakota. You’ve prepared for this scenario. Emergency backpack? Check. In its usual place by the window that led to the fire escape. Now to gather her bedding, meager food rations, and laptop. At least she was already dressed. Another lesson she’d learned in a life on the run.

A sharp knock sounded.

“Sorry, buster. I’m not falling for that trick.” Especially at this hour of the morning. Her neighbors partied until 3 a.m. and slept until noon. Whoever banged on her door at this ungodly hour wasn’t a neighbor or friend.

She sped to her bed in one corner of the room and rolled up her bedding. Less than a minute later she returned to the escape window, her computer bag slung over one shoulder. With nimble fingers, Dakota snapped the sleeping bag onto the backpack latches and strapped the drawstring trash bag that housed her food to a dangling carabiner clip.

The polite knock on the door now erupted into a persistent pounding.

Her pounding pulse responded in kind. Dakota struggled to lift the old window, finally able to raise it high enough to crawl through the narrow opening. A shiver rattled her body at the cold blast of autumn wind whistling between the tall brick buildings. (CLICK HERE FOR MORE…)

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