Christmas Christian Fiction Scavenger Hunt

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It’s Christmas time and that means I’m participating in various Christmas themed giveaways with many of my writing friends. I posted several of those giveaways here. Be sure to pop over before they end!

Today I want to welcome you to The Christian Fiction Christmas Scavenger Hunt that runs from today until December 12th.

It’s a Christmas Christian Fiction Round-Robin! Aka it’s a great way to get to test many different Christmas books.

Hereā€™s how it works: At each authorā€™s blog post, you will find a question that can be answered by checking out the free Amazon preview of their book. Provide the answer atĀ this form. Note:Ā You must answer the questions for every author in the round -robin to be considered to win the $250 first place, $150 second place or $100 third place Amazon gift cards.Ā These prizes are USD values. If you are not a U.S. resident, you will get a gift card from the Amazon store for your country; however, it will be valued at these USD amounts.)

At the end of my post is a link to the next blog, who will provide a link to the next blog, etc., to the very end, creating a circle (a round-robin) visit through all of the authorsā€™ blogs. Also be sure to enter the bonus giveaway I’m hosting right here.

Iā€™m thrilled to get the chance to tell you about my novella Silver Bell Secrets, which is part of the Christmas in Mistletoe Square collection and such fun for me to write. Fun fact: my novella in Dangerous Pursuits, another Christian novella collection, is connected to Silver Bell Secrets.

I was at a writers’ brainstorming retreat with Pepper and Janine, along with Janyre Tromp, Kim Duffy, and Joanna Politano and Pepper and Janine started talking about this Christmas novella collection they wanted to write. I kind of — no, actually– invited myself into the fun. And it was just as much fun as I’d hoped. Pepper writes the most delightful kissing books. Janine has a great voice for romance with heart. And Teresa was so delightful to write with — her story is a great twist on a married romance.

I couldn’t wait to write with them and was excited to try something new. For me that was giving the novel a light and fun air reminescent of some of my favorite rom coms with Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks, You’ve Got Mail. My heroine is a reluctant bookstore owner who added a coffee bar, and now a NYC editor is in Kedgewick Creek to convince her to write a book. Only he doesn’t know she’s dyslexic and not the author of the blog that caught his employer’s attention. There’s great dialouge and a touch of mystery layered over the romance. Add in Christmas and it’s just plain fun!

As a reader, I enjoy the pace of shorter novellas in this busy season, so it’s a good challenge to write in a collection like Christmas in Mistletoe Square.

So pop over here to Amazon to read the preview, which is the first three chapters of Pepper’s novella. Or go here, to download the sampler and read the first three chapters of each novella. Either way, I hope you enjoy sampling this collection!

Next up, be sure to pop over to Diana Carver’s blog so you can check out the clue for her book A Gift Forever.

Blog link: http://www.dianecraver.com/blog/2021-christmas-scavenger-hunt-round-robin-a-gift-forever

Don’t forget to capture the answers to each blog stop in this form. It is set up so you can go back in and edit/add to your answers.

As a bonus for stopping here, use the form below to be entered for a giveaway of Christmas in Mistletoe Square. Thanks again for stopping by.

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  1. Cop-out answer: all of them! Most of the authors are new-to-me authors, so it would be interesting to read some of their books.

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      1. Is the answer to your question in your blog post or on the Amazon page? I’ve looked several places multiple times, and now I’m stumped.

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  2. Totally checking out Pepper Basham’s Christmas novella. All of them sound intriguing.
    The link to your google form wasn’t working for some reason. Just wanted to let you know. I was able to open it from the other websites in the blog hop. Good luck to everyone, and yes it is fairly challenging šŸ˜€

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  3. This sounds like a wonderful collection. I like the idea that it is connected to another novella collection that you participated in. Iā€™d really enjoy reading these!

  4. “Christmas Mistletoe Square” sounds like a great start. Such a variety of stories to choose from. Thank you so much for offering this to us!!! Merry Christmas! šŸ˜šŸ“ššŸŽ„šŸ¤©

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