THIS WEEK'S BOOK WINNERS

Thanks to all who stopped by this week and special thanks to our Book Club Friday guest author Jo Robertson. Jo offered e-copies of her two Christmas novellas to two of our readers who left comments. The winners are Shelley and Loucinda McGary. Ladies, please email me at anastasiapollack@gmail.com so that I can put you in touch with Jo to receive your books.

THIS WEEK'S BOOK WINNERS

We had another busy week here at Killer Crafts & Crafty Killers. Special thanks to this week’s guest authors, Kaye George and Lynda Fitzgerald, who graciously offered copies of their books to some lucky readers who posted comments this week. The winner of Kaye’s Smoke (either paperback or ebook) is Kath. The winner of Lynda's Live Ringer and Live Ammo is traveller. Ladies, please email me at anastasiapollack@gmail.com to make arrangements for receiving your books.

THIS WEEK'S BOOK WINNERS + SIX SENTENCE SUNDAY

We had another busy week here at Killer Crafts & Crafty Killers. Special thanks to this week’s guest authors, Janie Reinart and Kari Townsend, who graciously offered copies of their books to some lucky readers who posted comments this week. The winner of Janie’s Love You More Than You Know is Suzie Tullett. The winner of Kari's Corpse in the Crystal Ball is Marguerite Lafayette. Ladies, please email me at anastasiapollack@gmail.com to make arrangements for receiving your books.

Today we’re also participating once again in Six Sentence Sunday. Today’s six sentences are from Finding Hope, one of author Lois Winston’s Emma Carlyle romances. Finding Hope was a Romance Writers of America Golden Heart finalist (under the title Liberating Hope.)

Every neuron in my brain sputtered to a halt at the sound of that deep baritone. The man didn’t speak his words; he caressed them. Think James Earl Jones blended with Patrick Stewart and just the slightest dash of Sean Connery. Ben’s voice flowed with a richness of tone and timbre that sent my insides galloping. Reason deserted me as my mouth went dry and my ability to think came to a screeching halt. I stared at his extended hand, incapable of moving a muscle or kick-starting my own tongue.

Want to read more? Click on over to Emma Carlyle’s website to read an excerpt.

Finding Hope is currently available for Kindle, Nook, and on Kobo.

Like the idea of Six Sentence Sunday? Other authors participating can be found at the Six Sentence Sunday website.