COTT: As a Shield by Danny and Wanda Pelfrey
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COTT: As a Shield by Danny and Wanda Pelfrey

  Danny and Wanda Pelfrey are longtime writers of non-fiction books in the educational and inspiration markets. They have for most of their lives been avid readers of mystery/suspense. AS A SHIELD and a previous mystery title are the result of a desire to entertain themselves and others as well as drive home important spiritual…

COTT: Protective Custody by Jennifer VanderKlipp Wins Clash
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COTT: Protective Custody by Jennifer VanderKlipp Wins Clash

Congratulations to Jennifer Vander Klip and the novel Protective Custody ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━   PURCHASE COTT: Protective Custody by Jennifer VanderKlipp Wins Clash About the book: A cop burned by love falls for a key witness in a crime implicating the town’s rich and powerful. Lifestyle magazine editor Heather McAlister was in the wrong place at the…

COTT: Vote for Spring Clash!
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COTT: Vote for Spring Clash!

  Clash of the Titles presents four new springtime reads! Peruse the images, read the blurbs, then vote on your favorite in the survey. I know which one is my favorite. Enjoy, dear readers!   ~~~~~     He’s a nature photographer returning to make amends, and she’s a camera-shy naturalist seeking privacy. Their love…

COTT: Interview with Judith Rolfs
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COTT: Interview with Judith Rolfs

This week we have a special treat! Author Judith Rolfs has been published in every genre. As an author and professional marriage and family counselor, Judith focuses on motivating people to live their best lives – emotionally, physically and spiritually. In her thirties, she researched the complexity of the natural world and moved from agnosticism…

COTT: Child of Dust by Shoba Sadler
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COTT: Child of Dust by Shoba Sadler

  Today we’ll sit down to chat with Shoba Sadler, author of the contemporary title Child of Dust. Shoba will take us behind the scenes of her unique new novel and give us a glimpse into her writing. Shoba, why did you choose to write this type of novel? Social status and cultural barriers makes…