It’s been a blessing to not only have Entrusted out for the public to find, but for colleagues to share it. Entrusted has been a few places lately, and I thought you might like to visit those places and leave a comment.
As always, I have a link for all the places that featured Entrusted on my books page.
Thanks to Fay Lamb at Inner Source:
Jenna Anderson Character Interview
Thanks to Peggy Blann Phifer at Peg’s Bookshelf:
Thanks to Novel Reviews:
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