Spring Fling Book Giveaway
Enjoy the start of Spring with these contemporary Christian fiction romance
novels! Win a physical copy of Where I Found You by Betsy St. Amant, Some Like
it Scot by Pepper Basham, and Cole and Laila are Just Friends by Bethany Turner.
Where I Found You: Noah Hebert recently inherited the Blue Pirogue Inn—along
with all its problems. He needs money to keep his beloved childhood home from
being shut down by his family’s longtime nemesis, Isaac Bergeron. So when Noah’s
lawyer approaches him about an additional segment of his late grandfather’s
will, it’s just in the nick of time. But even from beyond the grave, his
grandfather is up to his usual games. In order to receive the last portion of
inheritance, Noah must follow the clues. But there’s one condition...
Magnolia Blossom Cafe manager Elisa Bergeron is shocked to discover an
acquaintance from the local Puzzlers Club left her something in his will—and
even more surprised to discover they are clues to a portion of his estate. When
she learns she must work with introverted inn-owner Noah Hebert to solve the
puzzle, she’s torn. Growing up in the middle of a multi-generational feud
between their families, she’s been taught by her father Isaac that Heberts can’t
be trusted.
When these two exes must work together to save their future, will love get a
second chance or will the longstanding family feud claim another generation?
Some Like it Scot: Popular travel writer and podcaster Katie Campbell roams the
world collecting other people's stories. She's built a career as "Miss
Adventure," known for saying yes to anything new--country, food, or
experience--and predictably finding those adventures taking a downward turn into
misadventures.
Offered the chance to explore her ancestral roots through a three-week Edwardian
experience, Katie finds herself immersed in the beauty and eccentricity of
Scotland. In her period attire, with traditional foods and activities, the
opportunities for misadventures are endless, especially with the presence of a
maniacal macaw, a jealous co-worker, and an all-too-surly Scotsman.
Reclusive and protective Graeme MacKerrow doesn't venture far from his island
home. A stoic Scotsman, Graeme's comfort zone has always been family, and after
his sister's death, he's even more determined to save the MacKerrow ancestral
home and keep those he loves close. The sudden intrusion of a six-foot-one
American lass, famous for her traveling misfortunes, was far from his plan.
As this world of folklore, community, and woodworkers-in-kilts tempts Katie to
discover her own story, could this one grand series of misadventures lead her
directly to where she belongs? And would a settled-in-Scot ever risk loosening
his grip on what's familiar to allow a wanderlust writer a home in his heart?
How could their very different worlds share the same page of life's story when
"home" is in two very different places? But maybe home--and the future--isn't
quite what either one imagined it would be. Maybe home is less about a place . .
. and more about a person.
Cole and Laila are just Friends: Cole Kimball and Laila Olivet have been best
friends their entire lives. Cole is the only person (apart from blood relatives)
who's seen Laila in her oversized, pink, plastic, Sophia Loren glasses. Laila is
always the first person to taste test any new dish Cole creates in his family's
restaurant . . . even though she has the refined palate of a kindergartener.
Most importantly, Cole and Laila are always talking. About everything.
When Cole discovers a betrayal from his recently deceased grandfather that
shatters his world, staying in Adelaide Springs, Colorado, is suddenly
unfathomable. But Laila loves her life in their small mountain town and can't
imagine ever living anywhere else. She loves serving customers who tip her with
a dozen fresh eggs. She loves living within walking distance of all her favorite
people. And she's very much not okay with the idea of not being able to walk to
her very favorite person.
Still, when Cole toys with moving across the country to New York City, she
decides to support her best friend--even as she secretly hopes she can convince
him to stay home. And not just for his killer chocolate chip pancakes. Because
she loves him. As a friend. Just as a friend. Right?
They make a deal: Laila won't beg him to stay, and Cole won't try to convince
her to come with him. They have one week in New York before their lives change
forever, and all they have to do is enjoy their time together and pretend none
of this is happening. But it's tough to ignore the very inconvenient feelings
blooming out of nowhere. In both of them. And these potentially
friendship-destroying feelings, once out in the open, have absolutely no
take-backs.
If When Harry Met Sally had a quippy literary love child with Gilmore Girls'
Luke and Lorelai, you'd get Cole and Laila. Just . . . don't tell them that.
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