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Someone Found Blog Tour Giveaway

To celebrate the release of Someone Found, Teresa is giving away a blog tour prize pack to one winner! It includes a $10 Amazon gift card, Wooden Bead Keychain reads “Have Faith,” and a fabric floral book sleeve. Enter at https://bit.ly/3fuLKMC through June 14. One winner will be contacted by email. Open to US residents only; sorry international readers.

SOMEONE FOUND (Laurel Cove Romance, Book 3)
Release Date: June 8, 2021
Formats: Print and eBook

Publisher: Good Day Publishing
Buy Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B091BBQ237/
Genre: Contemporary Romance (Inspirational/Christian)

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Life’s detours can be the most important steps we’re meant to make.

Injured and stranded, hiker Quinn McAlister is stuck recovering in Laurel Cove, North Carolina. The quiet mountain town and its polite residents are a far cry from the stifling home and painful disappointments back in Maine. When her handsome rescuer offers her a place to stay, she’s faced with coming to terms with her past and putting faith, for once, in a hopeful future.

Camp director Eli Moreland has devoted his adult life to serving others. The summer takes an unexpected turn when the beautiful hiker staying in one of the cabins sparks a deep desire for more. Giving her advice about faith comes easy. What’s hard is deciding if he’s ready to reopen his heart to love.

Being lost is worth the pain when being found is so sweet.

 

ABOUT THE LAUREL COVE ROMANCE SERIES

The Laurel Cove Romance Series takes readers to Laurel Cove, NC—a charming, quiet fictional town tucked into the cozy Blue Ridge Mountains. The people of Laurel Cove are friendly and welcoming, the pace is slow and peaceful, and the scenery is breathtaking. It’s the perfect place for inspiration to strike and love to take hold.

The series also includes Someplace Familiar (Book 1) and Suddenly Forever (Book 2). The novels in this series are completely stand-alone and can be read in any order. Readers will recognize a few supporting characters shared between the stories, but it is not necessary to have read the others before Someone Found (Book 3). The fourth and final novel in the series is set to release in early 2022.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Bio: Teresa Tysinger is an author of Southern contemporary romance inspired by grace. She writes on the fringes of being a wife, mom, and full-time communications professional. She is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers, the Association for Women in Communications, and the Religion Communicators Council. She’s an introverted Enneagram 4 (if you know, you know) and loves coffee, traveling, and almost every genre of music. Born in Hawaii, raised in Florida, and educated in North Carolina, she now resides in Texas with her husband, daughter, and dog.

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Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/16536072.Teresa_Tysinger

BookBub: https://www.bookbub.com/profile/teresa-tysinger

Contact
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 972-890-4372

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Review of “Finding His Family” by Christina Miller

This is my first book by Christina Miller. In “Finding His Family”, Abe Armstrong runs a gym in his hometown of Natchez which is where he has his first encounter with his wife that he abandoned four years prior. Unbeknownst to him, she was pregnant at the time. However, he finds out about his daughter on this same encounter at the gym when Rosemary brings her dad for his boxing class to help with his Parkinson’s disease. Unlike a lot of the books I have recently read where a guy does not realize he is a father, I think this is the first one I have read where the couple was married and then the guy left but they never got divorced. I think that adds an interesting twist to this particular story. I really enjoyed reading this book. It was well written and I loved that you find out Abe does not want his gym to fail because that would mean the boxing class would have to end. The same boxing class he started specifically for the pastor that helped his family as a kid. I found that this novel definitely pulled at my heartstrings.

Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this book in order to give an honest review.

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Review of “Power Play” by Rachel Dylan

Power Play by Rachel Dylan is the third book in the Capital Intrigue series. I did not feel at a disadvantage having not read the first two. A dinner for diplomats in the nation’s capital leads to two separate incidents both of which call for investigation. Could they be connected in some way? As you are introduced to Viv and Jacob and also Delaney and Weston, you will find yourself deep into the heart of suspense. So much information has been kept secret causing them to look over their shoulders and fear for their lives. The plot is one of high suspense with a touch of romance woven in. This is definitely a must read for mystery lovers!

Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this book in order to give an honest review.

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Review of “Forever Amish” by Kate Lloyd

This is my first Amish book I have read by Kate Lloyd though I have Amish books by other authors. In this novel, an Englischer named Sally goes to meet an Amish woman named Lizzie who has been emailing her about getting a dog and about having a dilemma. However, there is more to this story than meets the eye and the dilemma that Lizzie mentioned might just be more than Sally can handle. I would definitely recommend this book.

Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this book in order to give an honest review.

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Review of “Along a Storied Trail” by Ann H. Gabhart

Along a Storied Trail is the first book I have read by Ann H. Gabhart even though she has written quite a few. The author does an excellent job with character development. There are characters who are born and bred in Kentucky, and then there’s Damien Felding who comes from New York City to learn all he can from the mountain people. There are those characters who the reader grows to love and those you definitely dislike. Tansy Calhoun is one of the main characters and one of several strong willed women who work as a packhorse librarian who shares her love of books with others. Can you imagine riding through the mountains of Kentucky going from one house to another carrying a satchel of books on a regular basis no matter the weather conditions? This book was hard to put down. It is definitely a book worth reading especially for those who share a love for reading!

Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this book in order to give an honest review.