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Risotto With Peas and Prosciutto
Recipe by lazyme
This is one of our favorite risottos. It equals anything that I've had in a restaurant. Don't skip the lemon zest, it gives this that special touch.
Top Review by Chicagoland Chef du
Very, very good. I didn't have any shrimp, so I was looking for a different recipe. Your recipe is almost identical to my favorite recipe with the exception of it including wine & proscuitto. Let me tell you, this ROCKED! My husband loved it. It does tend to be salty (from prosciutto & parm) but I'm not bothered by that. I crisped up the proscuitto by frying in the skillet prior to cooking the onions (I used EVOO instead of butter) just a bit before adding to the risotto at the end. Thank you for a new family favorite. I served as s side to grilled chicken.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 5 cups chicken broth
- 1⁄2 cup onion, finely chopped
- 1⁄4 cup unsalted butter
- 1 1⁄2 cups arborio rice, 12 ounces
- 1⁄2 cup dry white wine
- 1 cup frozen peas, thawed
- 2 ounces prosciutto, julienned
- 1⁄2 teaspoon lemon zest, grated
- 1 cup parmesan cheese, grated
- 3 tablespoons parsley, finely chopped
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- Bring broth to a simmer in a saucepan and keep at a bare simmer, covered.
- Cook onion in 2 tablespoons butter in a 3- to 4-quart heavy saucepan over moderate heat, stirring occasionally, until softened, 3 to 4 minutes.
- Add rice and cook, stirring, 1 minute.
- Add wine and simmer, stirring, until absorbed.
- Stir in 1 cup simmering broth and cook at a strong simmer, stirring constantly, until broth is absorbed.
- Continue simmering risotto and adding broth, about 1/2 cup at a time, stirring constantly and letting each addition become absorbed before adding next, until rice is just tender and creamy but still al dente, 18 to 20 minutes (there will be leftover broth).
- Stir in peas, prosciutto, zest, 2/3 cup cheese, parsley, remaining 2 tablespoons butter, and salt and pepper to taste.
- If necessary, thin risotto with some of remaining broth.
- Serve immediately, with remaining 1/3 cup cheese.
- Serves 4 as an entree or 6-8 as a side dish.


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By Madison Tyson Staff Photographer On Friday, Nov. 4 from 12:00 a.m.-11:59 p.m., a full 24 hours, KTSW participated in College Radio Day. Hundreds of college radio stations around the world went live on-air the entire day. KTSW broadcasted from the Trinity building on Texas State University's campus with a packed schedule of DJs and specialty […]Read more
The Side of College Radio That You Never See
By Cain Hernandez Blog Content Contributor Today, college radio stations from all over the world will be coming together to celebrate the 6th annual College Radio Day. Originally devised back in 2010 by Dr. Rob Quicke, College Radio Day was designed to raise a greater awareness of college, as well as high school, radio stations […]Read more
College Radio Thrives with Diversity
By Asia Daggs Assistant Web Content Manager Here at KTSW, we love to honor the diversity in our unity. We come from all over the map, raised within different backgrounds and cultures and we all have different interests and skills to bring to the table. Our radio station is home to multiple departments and we […]Read more
Behind the Faces of KTSW
By Janessa Rutiaga Blog Content Contributor Texas State's very own radio station, KTSW, is a huge collage of different departments and people. You may only see a few faces, but I assure you, there are dozens of people working at the radio station. There are two sides to a radio station, ones you see and […]Read more
Behind the Scenes of What You Hear on KTSW
By Brent Ramirez Blog Content Contributor If you are within the surrounding areas of San Marcos and you tune your radio to 89.9, you will hear one of the nation's top college radio stations, KTSW, run by students of Texas State University. The sounds you hear stem from the radio's indie influence and the school's […]Read more
College Radio Impact College Students During and After School
By Jourdan Bazley Blog Content Contributor Getting involved in college is one of the best things that a student can do for him or herself. As someone that is going to be out in the real world to find a source of money and uphold a style of living, being prepared to enter into a […]Read more
Eight Sounds, One Love
By Kimberly Garcia Blog Content Contributor For College Radio Day, I listened to eight different radio station from around the United States and the world. I thought it would be difficult to find station from other countries but it wasn't. Check out these amazing stations from around the world: United States University of Washington – […]Read more
Newfound Friendship on College Radio Day
By KTSW Executive Staff The 5th annual College Radio Day was celebrated on Friday, October 2nd. Hundreds of radio stations across the world came together to celebrate the unique medium, including KTSW-FM 89.9. At the beginning of the 24-hour live broadcast, KTSW sent out this tweet: We're having so much fun celebrating @collegeradioday & playing your requests. […]Read more
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by Daniela Garcia Blog Content Contributor Becoming a Bobcat was no easy task, but once integrated into the maroon and gold I came to find that there was more to attending Texas State than simply attending class. I managed to score not one, but two on-campus positions that simplified my life and rewarded me in […]Read more
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by Emily Parma Web Content Manager I wanted to take a minute to tell you all what KTSW means to me. When I was a freshman, I was not involved in anything, and I desperately wanted a place to belong to. You too may have experienced that not being involved in anything may lead to lowered […]Read more
Stephen McElwee Shares his Favorite Moment at KTSW
In honor of College Radio Day, Tafari Robertson sat down with the Promotions Director and asked about his favorite moment on staff. If you want to create your own moments at KTSW, applications open October 5.Read more
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Kalie Souknary Blog Content Contributor My whole life, my dad always told me to do things that made me stand out, so I did. I accomplished many things as a young girl and a teenager and as I grew older I knew that I wanted to continue to try new things that would make people […]Read more
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College Radio Day: What it's All About
Chelsea Moran Blog Content Contributor Do you know what today is? Do you know why it's a big deal? Do you understand why every student working at a college radio station is going slightly insane today? It's College Radio day.. A day when over 700 participating college radio stations in over 43 countries across the […]Read more
College Radio Daze: KLBJ's CJ Morgan Owes it All to KTSW
"In all honesty, if it wasn't for my college radio years I would not be here. It was one of the best things about going to school!"Read more
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College Radio Day – Sports Director
By Brittany Green KTSW News Warren Schorr, who considers himself a "super senior," has been at KTSW for two years and is now the sports director. Schorr is a communication studies major. He said that part of the reason he chose to transfer to Texas State was because of its communications program. "Well, when I was […]Read more
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The whole package of friendliness, comfort and position. Salo and the lake are spectacularly picturesque, much of which can be viewed from the lakeside rooms. Everywhere, including Hotel Vigna, is clean and well maintained. However, none of this would make a good stay without an ambiance of friendliness and assistance generously given by the proprietors which was the case. A good breakfast is provided which is included within the price of the stay. Overall, an excellent Hotel, well managed by pleasant and helpful owners.
Die Lage ist fantastisch, Salo ein wunderschöner, charmanter Ort am Gardasee, das Frühstück ist gut, die Zimmer einfach, aber sauber. Der Preis stimmt und somit ist das Hotel nur zu empfehlen.
Läget var perfekt. All personal var engagerad, mycket hjälpsamma o mycket trevliga. Parkeringsmöjligheter. Funktionellt rum, tyst. Frukosten var bra.
Den vielen, positiven Beurteilungen ist nichts Neues hinzuzufügen. Beim nächsten Gardasee-Besuch werden wir wieder im 4. OG ein Zimmer mit Seeblick buchen.
la situation de l'hôtel en bordure de lac le long d'une promenade réservée aux piétons. L'excellent accueil. La chambre avec large balcon. Le buffet très bien garni.
I enjoyed staying in hotel "Vigna". It was quiet and relaxing. Filippo, the owner of the hotel, and all the staff were very kind and helpful and did the utmost to make you feel at home. I would like very much to come again next year. All the places around the lake are so picturesque, just breathtaking. Nina Marinicheva. St Petersburg, Russia
The location on the Lake shore was fantastic, breakfast on the balcony overlooking the lake with a Buck's Fizz, what more could you ask for….. Oh yes great customer service from all the staff.
Thought service in hotel was very good- all staff extremely helpful. breakfast was good variety and well served by staff. Bathroom in room good.
Super Frühstück .Super nettes , aufmerksames und freundliches Personal. Der Hotelchef hatte immer ein Ohr für Anregungen u. sorgte dafür das man sich rundum wohl fühlt..
Das familiär geführte Hotel mit ca. 30 Zimmern liegt sehr zentral in Salo. Das Ehepaar Bassetti und ihr Personal sind wirklich sehr freundlich und versuchen alle Wünsche zu erfüllen. Wir hatten keine offenen Wünsche mehr, der Urlaub war gelungen. Keine Autoverkehr, da das Hotel in einer Fußgängerzone liegt. Kann aber wegen An- und Abreise dennnoch mit dem Auto direkt erreicht werden. (Elektrisch. Versenkbarer Sperre zur Fußgängerzone). Die Zimmer haben eine gute Klinaanlage und eine Minibar. Das Frühstückbüfe ist für italienische Verhältnisse wirklich üppig. Eier wie gewünscht auf Bestellung 🙂 und alles mit Blick auf den See. Wir hatten ein Zimmer mit Balkon zum See im 4. og. Immer wieder! Ach ja, Das Hotel ist Behindertengerecht!
Wonderful, helpful and reliable staff. You could set your watch to the three rotating desk clerks, and each was extremely warm and hospitable. Wifi was very reliable, unlike that of other hotels which claim to offer it, and then it only works in the lobby. They maintain routers for each floor of the hotel to improve reception.
Very kind receptionists, beautifull view, fantastic breakfast with prosecco and fruits, nice room, especially good place for takeing tours by boat, as they have cone for free of charge!!!! It looks like a 5 star hotel!
I recently stayed here the night before and of my wedding. The staff and management at this hotel went above and beyond what was required of them to make sure that my husband and I had only wonderful memories of our day, accommodating any and all requests and personally assisting us with an unfortunate mix-up… at 3 in the morning! I have stayed in a great many hotels all over the world and this is by far the kindest and most thorough service I have ever received. Further, the rooms and beds are comfortable, and the breakfast, in a pleasant room over-looking the lake, was tasty and copious. I couldn't have asked for more. It should be noted that many of my family and friends stayed here, and all were very pleased with their experiences as well.
Lovely Hotel…Great location to visit all the local area. Very clean & well kept… Staff couldn't be more helpful .. Would highly recommend it.. Very good value..Everything you need is right on the doorstep of the hotel.
Excellent breakfast with wide choice of ham and cheeses, water melon, melon and other fruit, plus scrambled egg (if you wish) in large bright room overlooking the lake. Even coupes of sparkling? wine for those so enamored.
Extremly nice and helpful staff. The manager woke up at 4:30 AM to prepare breakfast package for us as early leaving If you rent a boat, they have buoys available free of charge at front of the hotel. Surprisingly you do not hear the noises of other guest's moving around from outside which is always a problem in 3 stars hotels specially in Italy. Very wide selection of breakfast
The Hotel Vigna is well-situated, directly on the (traffic-free) lake promenade – close to many restaurants and bars – with excellent views of the gulf of Salo. We were made welcome even before we arrived, by personal email. From the moment we arrived until the moment we left, we received only the best of attention, friendliness and excellent service. A truly most relaxing and enjoyable stay. Most highly recommended.
We could not have asked for a more friendly reception, stay and departure. All of the staff were 1005 helpful, friendly and could not have done more to make our stay the best on our 2 weeks to france and italy
It is an extremely well run small hotel in a superb location. The owners were very helpful in making special arrangement for us prior to our arrival.
One of the best hotels we have stayed at in many years of travelling. The hotel has an ideal setting and is very welcoming. The staff are friendly and could not be more helpful.
The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly. Nothing was too much trouble and they were all so keen to make sure we enjoyed our stay.
Great atmosphere and very kind personnel, beautiful view on the lake, nice and clean room with balcony. Tasty breakfast – wide buffet with fresh fruits and on wish prepared scrambling eggs.
The location was ideal, overlooking the lake but without a road in front, and handy for the ferries as the jetty was close to the hotel. The staff were so friendly and helpful, breakfast spread was lovely. Our stay was wonderful, well done Hotel Vigna.
This was possibly the best hotel I have ever stayed in. The location was brilliant, fabulous view over Lake Garda from our balcony. The room was spotless. Best of all though we're the staff who were all exceptionally helpful, for example the receptionist cane to find us when we first arrived. We were 500m away and weren't sure whether we could drive along the promenade. We were keen to go for a walk in the hills. The hotel owner found some maps, worked out a walk and called a friend to get his advice. They also searched for evening entertainment for us while we were out during the day and booked it. Lots of other things. I appreciate good service and these guys were the best.
The location is outstanding. The management and staff are welcoming and exceptionally helpful and the accomodation itself is extremely comfortable.
Traumhafte Lage, direkt an der Hafenpromenade. Parkgarage fussläufig erreichbar. Sehr freundliche und jederzeit ansprechbare und hilfsbereite Mitarbeiter, toller Familienbetrieb. Zimmer sehr sauber und ansprechend eingerichtet. Wiederholungsgefahr!
La cortesia, la professionalitá e la disponibilitá sono oltre le migliori aspettative. La struttura é splendida e il contesto anche. Tornerò certamente. Tutto eccellente!
Das Hotel liegt direkt am Lungo Lago und ist im Zentrum von Salo'. In unmittelbarer Nähe hat es viele gute Restaurants und Cafés.


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Breaded Pork Chops - From the Oven
READY IN: 45mins
Recipe by PalatablePastime
These chops are tender and juicy with a nice crisp coating. You'll like these!
Top Review by Lilladyc
This recipe puts Shake-n-Bake to shame! Followed recipe exactly. Has a perfect blend of spices, and the cayenne pepper is just right for a little "kick". The chops were very crispy, and nice and moist. A keeper!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 6 center-cut pork chops, cut 1/2 inch thick,trimmed of fat
- 1 egg
- 1 cup evaporated milk
- 3⁄4 cup crushed corn flakes
- 1⁄4 cup breadcrumbs
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 teaspoon onion powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon black pepper
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- Take chops out of the milk and coat with the seasoned crumbs.
- Spray a shallow baking pan with non-stick cooking spray; place chops on pan.
- Bake chops at 375 degrees F for 20 minutes; turn over and cook 15 minutes more or until juices run clear.


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A great assortment of wonderful reads. Everything from betrayal in love, to being smitten in love, to making your last plea bargain, to exploring the trouble with cowboys, and more! After all (a wink to Deb's book up there), reading should be an adventure!
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402 comments:
I am most eager to read "Facing Every Mom's Fears". Having walked through my greatest Mom Fear over the past 5 years, I am grateful to gain additional wisdom and insights. Thank You for this Generous Giveaway!! Blessings!ReplyDelete
Thank you for this beautiful giveaway Tamera!ReplyDelete
I'd love to win 'The trouble with cowboy's' by Denise Hunter, because there's a soft spot in my heart for the wild wild west! Can't read enough about rugged wood, brown leather and the smell of straw...
- Anonymous2/26/2013 9:50 AM
I Would LOVE to win!! I am a Big fan of books!! I collect books and of course read them....ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous2/26/2013 9:53 AM
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Amazing giveaway! I'd love to win Bees in the Butterfly Garden! I read the cover blurb awhile back and it sounded amazing and I have been wanting to read it ever since!ReplyDelete
The Trouble With Cowboys and Love Finds you get my attention the most. I love cowboy stories and I have a few Love Finds You books and love them. Thanks for the chance to win some new books! I love to read!ReplyDelete
I haven't read any of these and think any of them looks good .thanks for the give away .ReplyDelete
I am eager to read 'The trouble with cowboy's' by Denise Hunter because I love reading about the west!! :) Thank you!ReplyDelete
- Carla Sankuer2/26/2013 9:56 AM
I would like to read A Wedding to Remember....Charleston. I live in SC, Love Charleston, and Love to read!!!ReplyDelete
I haven't read any of these, but have seen and wanted a few of them!! The Trouble With Cowboys looks good because I love anything country. :)ReplyDelete
- Courtney S2/26/2013 9:58 AM
I would love to win this! I too had recently read about "Bees in the Butterfly Garden" and have been considering buying it, so if I win.... :)ReplyDelete
I haven't read any of these books but I have wanted to! The one I want to read the most is Robin Lee Hatcher's "Betrayal." Why? Because she is one of my "go to" authors for a fabulous read. I have several authors on that list, you included, and I know when I read one of their books I will not be disappointed, I would love to win these! There are some authors in there I have never read and would like to.ReplyDeleteReplies
Lynne, Tamera told me about your comment and it really made my day. Thanks so much!Delete
- Judy C.2/26/2013 9:59 AM
There were several titles that caught my eye, A Wedding to Remember in Charleston, SC - as my daughter lived in SC for a time and it's a beautiful state. Also The Trouble With Cowboys as I love western stories. :) Thank you for sharing your book collection Tamera!!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2/26/2013 9:59 AM
After All...by Raney- I have read this...but do not have it....and it is AWESOME! ;)ReplyDelete
Oh, I would love to have Smitten - everyone is talking about it, and I have not read it. Would love to. I also enjoy any of the others, especially Betrayal, by Robin Lee Hatcher.ReplyDelete
Thanks for making such a lovely drawing available :)
God bless and have a wonderful day :)
Betz, am delighted to see that you would love to win Betrayal, along with all those other great books. Good luck!Delete
- LindaF2/26/2013 10:02 AM
I would love to read one of Lynette Easton's books because I have notReplyDelete
read any of hers yet.
- Ann Street2/26/2013 10:03 AM
Bees in the Butterfly Garden looks very interesting. I have never read anything by this author and this one sounds fun. :)ReplyDelete
- Cathleen2/26/2013 10:04 AM
I would love to read "A Wedding to Remember, Charleston, SC". I was there once a long time ago. My favorite trip ever by far!ReplyDelete
There are a couple of authors I have read in this group and many that I haven't and will add them to my list of authors to read. However, to choose one, I think it would be a Lynette Eason book. Looks like her books would be in the suspense genre.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the opportunity.
"The Last Plea Bargain" by Randy Singer looks REALLY good...Sounds so interesting!
What a great giveaway. Several caught my eye because I've wanted to read them but haven't had a chance yet: After All, Betrayal, The Trouble with Cowboys. As a fan of Deb Raney, Denise Hunter and Robin Lee Hatcher, I know these would all be great reads.ReplyDeleteReplies
I know everybody can't win, but it's great to know you're a fan eager to read Betrayal. Thanks!Delete
I love to read and would like to read "Love find you home for Christmas", I have a sister in law that reads all the Love finds books and I would send to her after reading. thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Paula O(email@example.com)
" A Wedding to Remember In Charleston South Carolina "ReplyDelete
were my late husband and I were
married.Sounds like it would whisk you away..Reading Beyond the Storm now..Thanks for the chance to win..Love reading....
- Kellie Shulruff2/26/2013 10:13 AM
Oh, my Goodness!ReplyDelete
These are all new to me.
Lynette Eason's books look interesting...the titles/pics caught my eye.
I'll have to check these all out on Amazon.
Thank you so much for sharing these and also for the opportunity to win them! WOW*S*
Love you books Tamara...THANK YOU!!
Kellie Shulruff
I am eager to read 'The trouble with cowboy's' by Denise Hunter, i love westerns.ReplyDelete
Shirley Blanchard
Amazing giveaway! I have read 3 out of the 12. Some are on my 'to read' list. I love cowboy stories.ReplyDelete
I would love to win "A Wedding to Remember" it sounds like it is one of those take you back in a simpler time books. I love reading those type of books.ReplyDelete
I love my Kindle but real books are wonderful too :) Gotta keep my book shelves full so my kids can read too.
"Bees in the Butterfly Garden" intrigues me just by the title. I am an avid reader and would very much enjoy having all of these books.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2/26/2013 10:21 AM
I would love to read the Lynette Eason books and Denise hunter! The only thing missing from the pile of books is one of your books! :)ReplyDelete
- Sara Criswell2/26/2013 10:24 AM
Thank you, first of all for your talented writing. I love your books. I would love Betrayal by Robin Hatcher. Smitten is very appealing to me also. We have a great church library that I would love to share a book with.ReplyDelete
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Hi, Sara. Delighted to see you've love to win Betrayal. I hope you get to read it soon. Thanks. RobinDelete
- Brittany2/26/2013 10:25 AM
I think I'd most like to read Bees in the Butterfly Garden. I have picked it up many times in the store, and it always intrigues me. Would love to read it.ReplyDelete
"Love Finds You at Home for Christmas" would be the first one I would read - just love stories centered around the Christmas season because it's my favorite. Thank you for the contest!ReplyDelete
I am currently reading "To Whisper Her Name" and can't put it down! Love it!
- Anonymous2/26/2013 10:31 AM
Oh my that would be like getting the very best Christmas gift ever. Please pick me.ReplyDelete
I've actually read Smitten, and it was a charming anthology :) The title I like the most is Love Finds You... because I do think that's true--God seeks us out, and we can't do much either way ;) Thankfully :DReplyDelete
Thanks so much, Tamera!
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- Anonymous2/26/2013 10:33 AM
I would love to win your books giveaway. I am currently recuperating from surgery, and about all I can do is read. Would be so grateful. Thank you for allowing me the chance to win. Keeping fingers and toes crossed.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2/26/2013 10:36 AM
Nt bame for the above comment is Barb Gauthier.ReplyDelete
- Nancy M.2/26/2013 10:37 AM
Betrayal by Robin Lee Hatcher is on my wish list. Although any of these books would be great! I love reading! Such a great idea and will be a blessing to the winner. Historical fiction is my first choice for books.ReplyDeleteReplies
Nancy, it's always fun to see one of my books on a reader's wish list. I know everyone can't win this drawing, but I'm sending best wishes.Delete
- Susan CM2/26/2013 10:38 AM
Oh dear .... I can't pick just one. I LOVE to read! ;)ReplyDelete
"The Trouble with Cowboys" because I ADORE western romances. Can't get enough of cowboys and ranchers.
"A Wedding to Remember" as I visited Charleston with my aunt about 12 years ago and she's no longer with me. Such a sweet time we had.
"Love Finds a Home For Christmas" because no one should be alone at Christmastime.
Thanks, Tamara!! Love your books and visitint Nashville is on my bucket list!
- Anonymous2/26/2013 10:38 AM
Should of read my name for the above comment is Barb Gauthier,ReplyDelete
I'm retired and on a very limited income, my new books are limited to one's I'm lucky enough to win and ones that are free for Kindle/Kindle PC, I loved Denise Hunters, The Accidental Bride and A Cowboys Touch and would love to add The Trouble with Cowboys. And on the Treasure Hunt I won Robin Lee Hatcher's Belonging Loved it and would love to have Betrayal, and after working with an attorney for nearly 20 years would love to have Randy Singers The Last Plea Bargain the last book I had of his By Reason of Insanity - been a while. The other authors would be new to me and I'm always willing and enjoy reading new authors.ReplyDelete
Thank you for a chance in your giveaway.Replies
Hi, G. Delighted to read that you enjoyed Belonging and are eager to read Betrayal. I know everyone can't win this drawing, but best wishes all the same.Delete
- Mary Ann Baer2/26/2013 10:39 AM
I would like to read "A Wedding to Remember". I recently went to a wedding and the grandmother of the bride had an anxiety attack. She was very embarrased and was too sick of body and heart to stay for all of the wedding festivities.ReplyDelete
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I am most interested in The Trouble with Cowboys, and also Smitten :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win!
- Julia2/26/2013 11:07 AM
Beyond the Storm really strikes my fancy at the moment. With on again off again snow storms I'm ready to see what's after.ReplyDelete
Looks good! Count me in!ReplyDelete
I've read several of these but would love to get my hands on Lynette Eason's "When a Heart Stops". Just love her suspenseful stories!ReplyDelete
- Linda Moody2/26/2013 11:18 AM
Thank you for the book offer. My choice is "Bees in the Butterfly Garden" by Maureen Lang. I have read several books by Maureen Lang and would love to add this one to my library. I love reading and download lots of books on my Kindle Fire (the greatest thing going!) So I always have something interesting to read! Love your books too Tamera.ReplyDelete
I'd love to read Smitten! I've been wanting to read it. :)ReplyDelete
Thanks! A Wedding in Charleston is my choice. I am a native South Carolinian and Charleston is such a beautiful and historic city.ReplyDelete
Smitten sounds intriguing to me. It's such a unique word, and I love to read quality Christian fiction.ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing with your readers like this, and may God continue to bless your life and work.
Smitten sounds intriguing to me. It's such a unique word, and I love to read quality Christian fiction.ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing with your readers like this, and may God continue to bless your life and work.
Many of these titles grab my attention and I'd love to read them all, but only one sparks questions in my mind: Betrayal. Who did the betraying? How did they do it? How did it work out? This title captures my imagination. Now I won't get anything accomplished! ;)ReplyDelete
"The Trouble With Cowboys" because a friend just recommended it!ReplyDelete
I am most interested to read "Bees in a Butterfly Garden" because I have very recently read Lee for the first time and really enjoyed the book. They all look great, though! My name is Cheri S. Thanks for the opportunity! =)ReplyDelete
They all look interesting but probably After All would be at the top of my reading list.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2/26/2013 12:06 PM
Love Finds You at Home for Christmas. Collecting these books, also like Christmas stories.ReplyDelete
Also The Trouble with Cowboys.
The others also look very interesting. Always looking for new books and authors.
Karen Sue Kimberly
What a great giveaway! I've read 5 of these... by Denise, Deb, Lynette, and the Smitten crew, and LOVED them... and the books by Robin and Randy are on my TBR list. So, Bees in the Butterfly Garden is the most intriguing for me since I haven't read any of her books. Since I'm my church's librarian, they'd be going in the library to share with others. :)ReplyDelete
Cyndi W.
I would loved to have Smitten. I have seen it in stores & think it will be good. I also love Robin Lee Hatcher. thanks for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
Hi, Elizabeth. Thanks for the sweet words!Delete
"A Wedding to Remember"...My 1st daughter is getting married in 6 1/2 weeks. It has been a whirlwind of planning. I pray that their wedding will be a wedding to remember....one that is pleasing to the Lord.ReplyDelete
I would love to win...the trouble with cowboys is on my to buy list - once I finish the ones I just bought..pick me!! I am just dying to know what could possibly be the matter with COWBOYS!! =)ReplyDelete
Bees in the Butterfly Garden - stands out to me. The title of this book alone has me intrigued. I am going to have to check it out. I think it sounds like a peaceful walk in the garden type of book. Thank you for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
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The Trouble with Cowboys sounds like a good book to me. I wonder what kind of trouble you could have and how the person will work through the trouble.ReplyDelete
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- Tina Kuykendall2/26/2013 1:24 PM
Would love to win! Love you books also! Beyond the Storm sounds like a book for me. I love quilts and having something to hold memories of loved ones.ReplyDelete
I'd really like to read two of these books, "Bees in the Butterfly Garden" because I enjoy Ms Lang's books and for some reason our library doesn't have this one and the "Wedding to Remember" because weReplyDelete
are currently planning a wedding to remember for one of our daughters.
Linda G
- Amanda Lauderman2/26/2013 1:45 PM
Betrayal by Robin Lee Hatcher! I love her books and am on a quest to read them all. I have not read Betrayal yet but would love to own it and all of the other books.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi, Amanda. What a treat to read your comment. I hope you get to read them all. Best wishes in the drawing.Delete
Hello Tamera! I love your books =)ReplyDelete
I have to say I honestly have
not read any of these or even heard of them. The one that stuck out to me the most was Bees in the Bitterfly Garden. I just love butterflies...always have.I have no idea what it is about...or any of the others. Thanks for this giveaway! My email is: sunydey26 (at) aol (dot) com
I would love to read BETRAYAL. I have never read any Hatcher books, but have always wanted to. BEES IN THE BUTTERFLY GARDEN just sounds interesting; I am not familiar with it at all.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2/26/2013 1:57 PM
I would like to read A Wedding to Remember because it looks like Historical Fiction, my favorite!! Thank you for the awesome giveaway! Kimberly SmickReplyDelete
- Rebecca Mancia2/26/2013 2:11 PM
I would love to win Trouble with Cowboys since I just happen to be very attracted to them and am praying for one ;) Am curious to see what the trouble is so I can be forewarned :)ReplyDelete
I would love to read the two Lynette Eason books, When the Smoke Clears, and When a Heart Stops. What a great giveaway though, all of them look good :) Thanks!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2/26/2013 2:29 PM
Hi, I am a huge fan of Maureen Lang, so I would love to read her books. Tamera, I have relatives in the USA, so shipping may go to their address :D. I really do wish to join the 'contest'.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2/26/2013 2:44 PM
Beyond a Storm caught my attention as I am going through a storm at the moment. We all go through storms but what is afterward? Lessons learned, growth and a deeper walk with Christ and a peace that passes all understanding. There is a beyond the storm and I think this is a lovely title for a book. Would love to read!ReplyDelete
Hi Tamera, what a wonderful gift you are offering...I love the title Smitten as it reminds me of a friend's small little dog that she was smitten with and named him Smitten..also I love gardens and butterflies and bees so that's entgicing also...and becaues I just finished Betryal that gets notice from me also! I hope whoever wins will be wonderfully blessed because of your generosity! Nancy the LilyfanReplyDelete
Oh and I forgot to say what book I wanted to read... I would love to read "Betrayed" because I love her books and haven't read this one yet!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2/26/2013 4:55 PM
I would like to read Love Finds You. I like Christmas stories. I have not read any of these. Thanks for your generous giveaway. They all sound like books I would like to read.ReplyDelete
The Trouble With Cowboys is one that I have been wanting for a while but have not found to read. It seems like a good book.ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing. I've heard good things about The Trouble With Cowboys.ReplyDelete
Tamera, you are so sweet to offer books from your own collection again! I remember I stopped by your blog once when you were doing this maybe 2 years ago? I don't remember. But I do remember it was right on my bday (June 8th) and I think I snagged the last book you were offering then, "Here Burns My Candle." Thanks again for that :-)ReplyDelete
I would love to read Denise Hunter's "The Trouble with Cowboys!" I'm always a sucker for cowboys ;-) And, the book description said the heroine has never been in love. I always gravitate to stories like that, as I've never been in love either and always like to see how authors write that special awakening in their heroines.
Thanks again, Tamera!
- Connie R.2/26/2013 5:18 PM
Bees In the Butterfly Garden caught my eye, but I love to read authors new to me, so I'm game for anything!ReplyDelete
- Tina Lee2/26/2013 5:22 PM
The two books by Lynette Eason look interesting to me and she was recently featured on Novel Crossing and Ive been interested in her work ever since Thanks!ReplyDelete
Robin Lee Htcher's Betrayal caught my eye. I was introduced to her during the fall scavenger hunt and love what I've read of her books so far. Thanks, Tamera, for writing great Christian fiction.ReplyDeleteReplies
Trish, loved seeing that you were introduced to me in the fall scavenger hunt and have enjoyed my books since then. Good luck in the drawing. So many good books!Delete
- Kelly K2/26/2013 5:46 PM
So many wonderful sounding choices! If I had to narrow it down to one, I'd say When a Heart Stops. It instantly makes me want to know more. Is it literal or figurative? Who's heart stopped? Did it start again? Is someone struggling with healing after a loss? or is someone in danger and need of rescue? When it's an author I know or one that comes highly recommended, I prefer not to read the back cover but simply embark on the journey.ReplyDelete
All of these look like such wonderful books, I am interested in all of them! I think Bees in the Butterfly Garden looks the most intriguing to me. Even from the side it looks like a beautiful book and I actually looked the book up and fell in love with the cover. Looks like all of these will be added to my to-read list :)ReplyDelete
They all sound so good, but Lynette Eason's books really jumped out at me! I'm nearing the end of her Women of Justice series, and I'd love to read more of her work! Her stories are SO hard to put down!ReplyDelete
Well, they all strike my fancy :) but if i had to choose the one I want to read the most it would be Robin Lee Hatcher's Betrayal. Because I have been dying to read it since it came out in November!ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi, Hannah. Delighted to see that you are eager to read Betrayal. Best wishes in the drawing!Delete
Robin Lee Hatcher's "Betrayal". Both the hero and heroine had suffered significant betrayal of trust; but as they came to know each other and appreciate each other, they learn to trust God, let go of bitterness, and how to forgive. I would love to win any of these authors books. Thanks for the opportunity! Susan GReplyDeleteReplies
Hi, Candle. Sounds like you may have already won Betrayal. Thanks for sharing the summary, and best wishes in the drawing.Delete
Miss Tamera...do we have to choose?ReplyDelete
If we do, then I would start off by reading Robin Hatcher's book, Betrayal. Robin's characters leap off the pages & into your life! I still remember the delightful characters in the Sisters of Bethlehem Springs series! These books would be a welcome addition to our church library!Replies
Hi, Linda. You know how to make my day. I want my characters to "leap off the pages" so that is the very best kind of compliment to receive. Best wishes in the drawing!Delete
- Anne Shank2/26/2013 8:04 PM
Tough question... they all look interesting. I'm from Lancaster, PA but through reading I've discovered a dream of becoming a westeren girl:) I would have to pick...drum roll... The Trouble with Cowboys.ReplyDelete
I haven't read any of these! The Trouble with Cowboys sounds fun and romantic. After All looks like it would be the good kind of intense. Thanks for the chance at having so many wonderful books!ReplyDelete
Bees in the butterfly garden sounds like a great book but all of them would be good reads.ReplyDelete
- Pam K.2/26/2013 9:01 PM
All of these books look good; I've read Deb Raney's and know it is. Bees in the Butterfly Garden is a title that stands out to me. I remember it having a lovely cover as well. It's very generous of you to share these with one lucky person! It would be fun to win these to share with my book club.ReplyDelete
- Judy D.2/26/2013 9:08 PM
I would love to have all of these books for our church library. I would be the first one to check out Raney's book, After All. Thanks Tamera. We love your books.ReplyDelete
Judy D. in WV.
- Anonymous2/26/2013 9:49 PM
The selection looks fantastic.ReplyDelete
Thank you for offering such a gorgeous, generous giveaway : )ReplyDelete
I am most interested in "Betrayal" by Robin Lee Hatcher. This title brought to my attention Robin's "Where the Heart Lives" series. The first book in the series, "Belonging", also sounds fabulous. I would purchase it and read it first before I read "Betrayal". The upcoming third book in the series is "Beloved". "B Sure" to read all three books : )Replies
Hi, Virginia. So glad that you are eager to read the three books in the Where the Heart Lives series. Good luck in the drawing.Delete
- Brianna2/26/2013 11:10 PM
The Trouble With Cowboys :) I love stories with anything to do with cowboys! :) Thanks for how connected you are with all of us your fans :)it means a great deal to me and I'm sure many others! oh and a HUGE thanks for posting ebook deals alot I'd imagine I've got atleast 20 books either free or for a good price just because of you! Thanks again! :)ReplyDelete
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Enter me please! I think '''''betrayal and bees in the garden sound interesting.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2/27/2013 6:13 AM
They all look.interesting and some I have read but I think " A Wedding to remember"would be my pick to read 1st. What a great assortment to win!!! Thank you for such a generous giveaway!!ReplyDelete
Diane L.
Hello dear Tammy, thank you for the chance to win one of your books in the list, I would enjoy The Last Plea Bargain, I love the way Randy brings God into the defense of his clients and into the courtroom,or Betrayal by Robin she is awesome and I love her books. Or After All by Deborah, she can make feelings come alive and anything by Lynnett Eason I haven't read anything by her yet but have her on my wish list, anyway just thank you for a chance, and have a beautiful day, I am happy with anything and can't wait to read another one of your inspiring real life stories. bless you, hugs and prayers always,ReplyDeleteReplies
Wishing you well in the drawing, Marti. It's always encouraging when a reader says she loves my books.Delete
now that looks like a wonderful stack of books...ReplyDelete
I think Smitten may be a good one to start with.
thanks for the chance to win
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- Lori Weller2/27/2013 7:08 AM
Thanks Tammy for the wonderful assortment. i think Robin's book Betrayal would be my first choice but i also like the Love finds you series. It would be a hard choice cz I like them all.ReplyDelete
Thanks again
Have an awesome day!
Good luck in the drawing, Lori.Delete
- Anonymous2/27/2013 9:26 AM
Would really love to win all of those books. Would be like getting a super special Christmas present.Bonnie TraherReplyDelete
I think the only one in the stack I have read is Betrayal. I mostly read historicals, but I've read a few of Deb Raney's books and really enjoyed them, so I would say that After All strikes my fancy the most.ReplyDelete
There are so many great books there it is hard to choose. I would like to read Smitten first. I enjoy the authors and have heard good things about it.ReplyDelete
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What a great idea! I see several books in that stack I'd like to read, but the one that jumps out at me is Bees in the Garden. I read the first pages of it on Amazon, and was swept up into the drama of that opening scene. Wow. It's on my To Read list, but to win it would be awesome!
Thanks again for the opportunity!
Wow, what a great giveaway! The stack contains some of my favorite authors, so I am drooling over several! But a title that caught my attention was Facing Every Mom's Fears. It must be a nonfiction book, and it sounds like something I would love to read as my children enter junior high!ReplyDelete
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I would love to win,Enter me!!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the giveaway and God Bless!!!
Sarah Richmond
Goodness! What a terrific giveaway :) I really want to read Love Finds You at Home for Christmas...love Christmas books! Thanks for the chance....ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2/27/2013 1:50 PM
Smitten sounds the most interesting to me. It sounds like a wonder love story, and I'm a sucker for those!!ReplyDelete
Trouble WIth Cowboys...I've already read it and it was great and I simply love cowboys!!ReplyDelete
Yikes, 110 comments and only Feb. 27! Better chances than the lottery, I guess. Right now, Beyond the Storm sticks out to me. Potty training my three-year-old son has been pretty stormy and I'll be glad to move beyond this stage!ReplyDelete
- Sharon B.2/27/2013 8:18 PM
Hi Tamera,ReplyDelete
I would love to read Robin Lee Hatcher's book "Betrayal". The bonus would be reading some of the other authors that I have not had the pleasure of reading. Such a great giveaway!Replies
Good luck in the drawing, Sharon. I'm delighted to know you want to read Betrayal.Delete
"Love Finds You At Home For Christmas" sounds like my kind of book! Love Christmas and love all books about Christmas!
I love love to read - A Wedding To Remember in Charleston,South Carolina. I love old love stories and that period.ReplyDelete
thanks for sharing your novels, tamera.ReplyDelete
please put my name in your hat for:
denise hunter & deborah raney's novels.
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- Anonymous2/28/2013 9:08 PM
They all look great, but I especially would like Love Finds You At Home For Christmas. I just love having a new Christmas story to read at Christmastime!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2/28/2013 9:13 PM
I'm really not Anonymous. I want to win! kathae at jacobfam dot net.ReplyDelete
The book When the heart stops, hooked me right away. If you ever have to drive a loved once to the emergency room, you would understand. I think I drove like a wild woman. Lots of those look great tho. Thanks for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
Hi, I so want to read Betrayal by Robin Lee Hatcher. I love her writing style and her humor. When I read the synopsis, I automatically fell in love with the book. Can't wait to see who wins!! Good luck to everyone!ReplyDelete
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Hi, Bailey. What a nice compliment to read. Especially about my sense of humor. I hope you get to read Betrayal soon.Delete
I would read The Trouble with Cowboys first. I always did love cowboys. :)ReplyDelete
Thanks, Tamera, for such a beautiful giveaway. I would love to read After All or Bees in the Butterfly Garden. Thanks again.ReplyDelete
I can't wait to read the trouble with cowboys. My own personal cowboy is 6'9" tall and since he keeps me surrounded with tv and movies about the West I stay tuned in with books that have a Western or Frontier theme. By the way I just discovered the Timber Ridge Reflections series and finished From A Distance in a day. Bought the other two in Kindle edition this morning. Love your writing style!ReplyDelete
I love the title Smitten. It's a great word! I've read the second one, but not this one yet. Thanks for the great giveaway!ReplyDelete
Betrayal by Robin Lee Hatcher because I've read that one before and really liked it. It was an enjoyable read:) If anyone wants to read my review on it they can simply go here: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/513450147 ,and if you would like to read anymore of my reviews you can go here: http://kissedbooks.blogspot.com/ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi, Salyna. Delighted that you really liked Betrayal. Thanks for the link to the review.Delete
When a Heart Stops Lynette Eason I've read her first trilogy and loved it. As well as the first book in this series.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3/03/2013 8:10 PM
Hi TameraReplyDelete
Thank you for such a awesome chance !! I am captivated by all of the titles , but the one I would really like to read is A Wedding to Remember in Charleston ,South Carolina by Annalisa Daughety . I am from South Carolina , so I would very much enjoy reading it :) many blessings ,
The one that most - if I could even pick, they all sound so good! - intrigues me is "After All" by Raney. I wonder what the "all" is. Life sometimes seems to entangle us in more "all" that we ever thought!! Thanks for the contest!!!ReplyDelete
- Tia Harmon3/04/2013 6:59 AM
"The Last Plea Bargain" by Singer. Sounds like something related to crime drama, Courtroom suspense, etc. which would be "right up my alley" so to speak since my Dad, myself, my husband and 2 sons were/are in law enforcement in one way or another. Curious to see how it relates to Jesus...perhaps someone attempting to "plea bargain" for their soul?? I would love to win and read all the titles, as I don't think I've read any of them, which is a MAJOR plus (and hard to do as I read a lot). Appreciate the chanceReplyDelete
The 'Love Finds You' book fascinates me most because I just read my first book in that series and LOVED it! I can't wait to read more of them.ReplyDelete
Tamera, I'd love to win because they all look like great reads but guess I would have to say "Betrayal" by Robin Hatcher. Thanks for the opportunity to enter. Blessings! DarleneReplyDelete
Hi, Darlene. Delighted to know you hope to read Betrayal. Best wishes in the drawing!Delete
- Anonymous3/04/2013 7:05 AM
Recently retired and finally have time to read! Since we are horse people The Trouble With Cowboys caught my eye first! They all look like they would be good. Andrea BReplyDelete
All the books will be good reads, but The Trouble With Cowboys title sounds like it will be a fun book. Also, love all of Lynette Eason's and Robin Hatcher's books. Oh boy, would I love to win all these books.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi, Sharonne. Love knowing you enjoy my books. Best wishes in the drawing.Delete
- Anonymous3/04/2013 7:30 AM
When the Smoke Clears. They all look like I could pluck them from Facebook.ReplyDelete
- BeckBeck3/04/2013 7:30 AM
The Betrayal looks really good. I haven't read a Hatcher book yet. It looks real intriguing. :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3/04/2013 7:39 AM
I am most interested in Carolyn Zane's book, Beyond the Storm. This new series is intriguing to me...ReplyDelete
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I'd love to read Betrayed by Robin Lee Hatcher. I already have several of her books on my shelf, and I love the way she makes a love story come to life. ~ Vickie TaylorReplyDeleteReplies
Hi, Vickie. You started my Monday off with a smile. Always nice to read that my stories come to life for a reader. Best wishes in the drawing.Delete
- April in Clarksville3/04/2013 7:50 AM
I'm interested in both of the Lynette Eason books, because I've heard great things about that author, but haven't yet read her books. Thanks for the giveaway! ~ April in Clarksville, TNReplyDelete
I love to read the Trouble with Cowboys! Just reading the title makes me wonder what the trouble will be and I know it will give me a giggle!! :)ReplyDelete
They all look amazing but what sticks out to me most is "Bees in the Butterfly Garden" I love historical fiction and this sticks out to me just by the journey this girl is taking to find out about her fathers unsightly past. Sounds like a great story of Love with thrill and Excitement. Just up my ally.ReplyDelete
Many Blessings,
Zelma Kromrey
I have been waiting to get my copy of After All by Deb Raney so I can tie up the trilogy! All of those titles look very good! Thanks for this opportunity to win great books!ReplyDelete
Have to say A Wedding to Remember in Charleston, SC because I have never heard of this one and I lived in Charleston for 5 years.ReplyDelete
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I would love to win these books because I have never heard of a few of these authors and would love to be introduced to their books. I especially love the book "The Trouble With Cowboys" and would love to read it again.ReplyDelete
- Kirsten K.
I think The Last Plea Bargain sounds interestingg as does The Trouble With Cowboys. I love having books on hand to read when I'm in need of a n "escape".ReplyDelete
I think The Last Plea Bargain sounds interestingg as does The Trouble With Cowboys. I love having books on hand to read when I'm in need of a n "escape".ReplyDelete
Oooh...I've been super intrigued to read Smitten--sounds like a *lovely* novella set against a town that is it's own character. And Bees in the Butterfly Garden struck my fancy with it's gorgeous cover, & the main character's name, but especially with the whole mystery of being thieves...*shrug* It's the total package for me! =DReplyDelete
I would like to read Smitten because I have not read it yet. I have read most of the others and will say that this is a very nice group of books. If I win I will pass along the ones I have already read.ReplyDelete
I would love to read "When the Smoke Clears" by Lynette Eason first. It's romantic suspense and my brother-in-law is a firefighter. Plus it's the first in series. Thanks for the great giveaway. kristiedonelson(at)gmail(dot)com Thank you.ReplyDelete
Wow, what a great selection of books...lots of my fav authors, it's so hard to mention just one! But since that's the rule, um, I'll pick The Last Plea Bargain. I really enjoy Randy Singer's books and I always learn something new, too! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
- Andrea Waagen3/04/2013 12:01 PM
When the Smoke Clears is on my list to read. As well as When A Heart Stops. This title catches my attention the most, but I find I cannot read books out of sequence. Ever. :)ReplyDelete
The title "When A Heart Stops" intrigues me. There are so many layers of meaning in those words. A heart can stop in death, in fear, in joy, in love. I'm interested to see which meaning - or meanings - are woven into the story and how. Thanks for the opportunity!ReplyDelete
- TahiriVeila3/04/2013 1:26 PM
"After All" sounds interesting. Could mean a bunch of things like "After all we've been through, God has been with us all the way" or anything really. :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3/04/2013 2:09 PM
Wow. Such an awesome giveaway. Robin Lee Hatcher's book "Betrayal" catches my eye. I've read Belonging and haven't had the opportunity to read book two in the series.ReplyDelete
Katie J.
I am getting hit by Smitten, they all look good. I haven't read any of them. Thanks for this giveaway.ReplyDelete
Loved "Beyond The Storm ". All look great. I just lost my books in a flooded basement..An avid reader...firstname.lastname@example.com
I would love to be in the drawing! Smitten jumps out at me, but I would love any of them! :) email@example.com
would love to win all them books Smitten was the book my daug read,but I love them(firstname.lastname@example.com)RuthReplyDelete
- Anonymous3/04/2013 4:47 PM
I really enjoy reading Colleen Coble. She mentioned you on Facebook and that is how I starting reading all of your books. Which now I can say have read ALL of them and eagerly waiting for the next one. Smitten is just the right balance in a story line. Love,Faith,Mystery. I would love to have it.
- Molly R. Moody3/04/2013 5:17 PM
The Trouble With Cowboys practically jumped off the page at me. I don't think I've found a cowboy story I didn't love! I'd be happy with any of them more than likely but to win them all would be absolutely AWESOME!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3/04/2013 5:30 PM
We already have When the Smoke Clears and The Last Plea Bargain in our church library so we would like to add Eason's When the Heart Stops. Hatcher is also good for our library. All the others except Coble would be new authors for us.ReplyDelete
Margaret Ann and Bill
Wow there is some awesome reads in the pile so the decision will be hard...but I will have to go with Smitten! I recently saw the webcast about the book Secretly Smitten and it sounds wonderful! would love to read it!ReplyDelete
The only one I have heard of was Smitten. I would love to read any of these books! I think the one that sounds most interesting would be A Wedding to Remember in Charleston, SC. Thanks for the chance to win some great books!ReplyDelete
SMITTEN!!!!! I LUV that this is a COLLABORATION of 4 really cool authors!!!!ReplyDelete
- sharon m3/04/2013 9:33 PM
SMITTEN! Sounds like a good love story to me.ReplyDelete
I also like THE TROUBLE WITH COWBOYS as I like reading about cowboys in love! A little taste of the old west. Love the boots, love the jeans, and the hats- the whole package. Thanks for the contest.
Betrayal by Robin Lee Hatcher catches my attention first as it is on my to-read list! I have loved all of her other books and cannot wait to read this newest one!ReplyDelete
Wow, what a treasure trove, and what a neat idea! I have a stack of books I have been trying to decide what to do with, and this may be the answer!ReplyDelete
Robin Lee Hatcher is the only author there I am familiar with, and I haven't read that book of hers, so I'd be most interested in that one. But The Trouble With Cowboys interests me a little because my dad was one in his early life, and the one about the wedding in Charleston caught my eye because I LOVE that city. And what mom hasn't wrestled with fears? And I like discovering good new-to-me authors, so the whole stack looks tantalizing to me!
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All of these look wonderful but When the Smoke Clears and When a Heart Stops by Lynette Eason are my top choices. I can't wait to be thrilled by her stories once more, I am still thinking about how much I loved her last series. Thanks for a chance!ReplyDelete
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- Julia3/05/2013 9:09 AM
Bees in the Butterfly Garden sounds interesting. It also reminds me of my grandparents. My grandfather kept bees and my grandmother had a beautiful flower garden.ReplyDelete
Wow, there are so many great books listed here! I would have to go with Betrayal by Robin Lee Hatcher. I started reading her mainstream books years ago, before I knew there was such a thing as Christian Romance. She really develops her characters so that the reader feels like they've made a new friend by the time they finish the book. Thanks for the great giveaway and the opportunity to win these amazing books!ReplyDelete
Hey Robin, quite a stash you are giving away. Lynette Eason's books sound intriguing! I see books I'd love to read, books I'd love to give to friends and family.....wow, please enter me!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3/05/2013 1:38 PM
I would love to read Bees in the Butterfly Garden. I've read most of Maureen's books and loved them. The description of this one sounds very interesting. Also Lynette Eason's When a Heart Stops I would love to read. I read the first one in this series, and enjoyed it. I love suspense novels.ReplyDelete
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- Anonymous3/05/2013 6:11 PM
I would love to read Bees in the Butterfly Garden. It sounds like my kind of book. BTY, I love your books and am on my second trilogy of yours. You are an excellent writer! Thanks for sharing your bookshelf :-)ReplyDelete
Hey Tammy! Loving the giveaway. Thanks for the opportunity to win some books.ReplyDelete
I'm most looking forward to reading Beyond the Storm. This past year has been filled with heartaches for many of my close friends and it would be awesome to read a story that reveals God's strength pulling us through the storms of life. The turmoils of life just keep coming, it seems, and it's great to escape to a wonderful book for a while and just let God renew me so that I can once again be His aide in my community.
May you be blessed in your writing journey. And thanks for the awesome blog about Sojourner and Frances over on WoP.
Definitely "Betrayal", I read Belonging and loved it! They all look fantastic though!ReplyDelete
Wow! Can't believe I missed coming here from FB! Smitten especially for me! Thanks for entering me. Kathleen ~ Lane Hill HouseReplyDelete
I would love to have this awesome assortment of books to add to my library! I would have fun reading them then loaning them out like my own little personal library with friends!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3/06/2013 4:34 PM
I would love to have these books that I haven't read. I'm an avid reader and need new ideas. I love your books. I especially love the Belle Meade books. My 98 yr old grandmother lives across the street from the Belle Meade Mansion so I can picture the scenery as I read. Any book you recommend must be good! Thanks - firstname.lastname@example.com
LOVE that your grandmother lives across the street from Belle Meade. It's a beautiful place, isn't it? Thanks for sharing. And for reading!Delete
I am LOVING reading through your comments, friends. And I wish I could give all these books to everyone. They're great reads. I appreciate your kind words and so do my author buddies that you've mentioned.ReplyDelete
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This soup is super easy, very healthy, and delicious! From Tunisia: Mediterranean Cuisine published by Konemann. If you are using canned beans or lentils, you do not need to pre-soak. Also, you can substitute some cayenne if you do not have harissa, although it's much better with the proper ingredients. By the way, the proper spelling is "bulgur" according to the cookbook, but Recipezaar seems to have auto-corrected the spelling to "Bulgar" in the list of ingredients.
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- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 cup Bulgar wheat
- 1 cup garbanzo beans, soaked overnight in the fridge
- 1 cup brown lentils, soaked overnight in the fridge
- 1 onion, chopped
- 1⁄2 cup tomato paste
- 5 teaspoons harissa
- 5 teaspoons paprika
- 5 teaspoons caraway seeds
- 4 garlic cloves, chopped
- 1 carrot, peeled and coarsely chopped
- 1 turnip, peeled and coarsely chopped
- 1⁄4 cup frozen peas
- 1⁄2 bunch flat leaf parsley, finely chopped
- 1⁄2 bunch cilantro, finely chopped
- 1⁄4 cup spinach, finely chopped
- 2 celery ribs, coarsely chopped
- 2 lemons, quartered
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- Fill a kettle with 8 cups water and turn to medium heat. Add olive oil, bulgur wheat, garbanzo beans, lentils, and onion. Cook 30 minutes.
- Add tomato paste, harissa, paprika, salt to taste, pepper to taste, caraway seeds, and garlic. Cook 10 minutes on low heat.
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There is just one terminal (at present) at Hurghada Airport which is located inland, about 8km (5 miles) southwest of Hurghada. It's a 20-minute drive from the airport to the city centre.
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Road: Bus: Minibuses go to Hurghada: they wait outside the airport and only leave once full (journey time - 20 minutes).
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Money and communications: Banking and currency exchange facilities are available at the airport.
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Shopping: Shops at the airport include a newsagent/bookstore, souvenir shops and jewellery shops. Duty-free is also available.
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This often gets asked when discussing ports of games to more powerful systems which mostly get left be in terms of visuals, whether it be Resident Evil 2 from PS1 to DC, Skies of Arcadia from DC to GCN, or Animal Crossing from N64 to GCN.
If they felt it was worth it to totally revamp a title, they would. But "even a little"? What were you expecting? Redo only the textures, or perhaps only the models? Regardless, that's a full game's worth of work for some person or department.
Or did you maybe hope for them to make Animal Crossing at least look like an average Dreamcast game even if not a GCN game? That's still a full game's worth of art and modelling work, and if they were to choose to improve the game's looks, they wouldn't purposefully do it just a little.
You really have to consider the circumstances behind a game. The GCN version of RE2 is just there so people can have the full line of main RE games on the GCN and to make Capcom a quick buck, not because they expect to push it as a huge new title. There's not THAT much of a difference between what Dreamcast and the current systems can do that makes it seem worth it to Sega to go and totally redo everything in a game when the end result won't be THAT much different. I'm sure they'd rather have the heavy graphical work being done towards the new titles.
For ports like these you basically have to be satisfied with things that can be done in hardware without a whole lot more actual work going into it. This is usually improved resolution, frame rates, and draw distance, but could also be texture processing, anti-aliasing, lighting, or shadowing. In the future perhaps we'll see motion blur as something added. Or heck, with things like TruForm, the models could be made smoother on-the-fly; I guess technology might actually allow for the time when they'll choose to improve the game "just a little".
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Chalet Zoller is close to the liveliness of St Anton, but around the specious chalet there is peace and quietness.
This chalet is operated by a Dutch chalet operator. If you don't book the whole chalet you could be sharing with non-British guests. The terms and conditions relating to the purchase of a ski holiday from this Dutch tour operator will apply, a copy is available on request. All chalet staff will speak both English and Dutch.
- Up to 18 people
- Cosy dining / living room
- Private parking in front of chalet
- Large playground front side of chalet
- Sauna (free between 17:00 en 19:00)
- Ski bus stop in front of chalet
Ground floor (entrance street side)
- Living room
- Dining room
- Toilet
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- 1 x two to three person room with bathroom (tub and toilet)
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- 2 x two person room with shower
- 1 x separate toilet
Second lower floor
- 1 x two to three person room with bathroom (tub and toilet)
- 3 x two person room with shower
- 1 x separate toilet
3e lower floor (entrance at the garden side)
- Sauna
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Saint Anton has developed into a thriving and sophisticated centre for winter sports, with an international reputation. It's always bustling in Saint Anton with its many cozy apres-ski venues. The après-ski in St. Anton is renowned and MooserWirt is a concept in Austria and beyond!
The spacious and attractive chalet in the district of Saint Jakob has a beautiful view. The ski bus that stops outside the chalet takes you to the lifts in a few minutes. The bedrooms are spacious and all bathrooms have been renovated. Zoller reflects an authentic Austrian atmosphere. In the basement of the chalet there is a sauna for after the winter cold. There is no ski storage in the chalet. We offer ski lockers directly at the ski lift at a competitive rate. Ski areaFrom Saint Anton you can use the Arlberg Pass to access the 79 lifts to unlock more than 280 km of slopes in the always-snowy ski resort of St. Anton! There are also many opportunities for off piste skiing. With the Arlberg Ski Pass you can ski in three resorts. Rendl, where beginners and slightly advanced skiers can ski quietly. They can also relax in the second area (Gampen-Kappal). The better-known Valzig Valluga, with its beautiful ski areas, is for the more advanced skiers. The Arlberg ski area can compete with the best ski areas in Europe. It's diverse and challenging for advanced but also very suitable for beginners.
This chalet is operated by a Dutch tour operator, who have been in the catered ski chalet business for 42 years, operating 37 ski chalets in France, Austria and Italy. The prices shown below are based on 7 nights catered chalet accommodation only, flights and transfers are not included, but can be arranged by Ski Line on request.
The principle difference between the "normal" British chalet arrangements that you will be familiar with, is that afternoon tea and cakes are not included. However, house wine, beers, soft drinks, and tea and coffee are available and are included in the cost of your holiday.
Please also note towels are not included but can be rented in resort for €8.50pp, a mid-week towel change is included. Alternatively, by upgrading to the comfort package at €25pp for the week both towels and afternoon tea and cakes are provided. Both of these supplements are payable in resort
Breakfasts will be more Dutch in style with cheese, hams and bread, yogurt and fruit juices, tea and coffee.
This catered ski chalet is only available to groups booking the whole chalet for sole use. Prices are shown as a per person for comparison only.
Ski rental is available for ski holidays at this property. Call Ski Line on 020 8313 3999 for further details.
Price promise: If you can rent skis and snowboards cheaper Ski Line will cancel your rental and refund any payments. That's a promise.
Perfect for entry level skiers looking for the best price. Refurbished equipment from the Sensation and Evolution categories.
Atomic Nomad [S] Tune Plus
Entry level skis/snowboards perfect for those discovering the thrills of skiing on green and blue slopes. Manageable and reliable skis even on hard snow, that help you make progress whilst having fun.
Atomic Nomad [S] Tune Plus
Dynastar Active Easy
Rossignol Sprayer
Burton Ltr
For all skiers at home on all types of slopes and snow. Comfortable, higher-performance skis/snowboards that guarantee stability and grip even at full speed.
Salomon X-Drive 75 Sti
Head Absolut Joy S
Rossignol Smash 7
Burton Progression
For the most demanding and experienced skiers. The highest quality skis for every terrain, both on-slope and off.
Salomon X–Drive 8.3
Rossignol Experience 84 CA
Atomic Cloud Eleven Arc