by Judy
Ann Davis
There are
so many beautiful things about the month of June in the northern states. It heralds the beginning of
summer. The weather turns warm and balmy while vegetation sprouts and turns greener and
greener. Even the drone of the bees grow louder and more pronounced as the multitude
of blossoms appear. And the song of the birds in the bushes and trees are an
old welcome melody--and many times a morning alarm clock.
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The fresh
smell of mowed grass and summer roses in full bloom wafts through our open windows
and forces us to pause for a second and just enjoy.
Summer is
a reminder that we can slow down a bit. We can take a leisurely stroll or sit
by an open camp fire. We can take a break in the sunshine—or in the shade—and read, observe wildlife, listen to the hum of insects, or just meditate.
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For me, June
is a month
that allows for peace of
mind. My favorite spot is a swing on our covered patio
where I can sit and watch the sun set, or close my
eyes and listen to the sounds of summer around me.
There is something soothing about the dip and sway of a
porch swing.
mind. My favorite spot is a swing on our covered patio
where I can sit and watch the sun set, or close my
eyes and listen to the sounds of summer around me.
There is something soothing about the dip and sway of a
porch swing.
KEY TO LOVE
Only on sale for $0.99 until the end of June.
BLURB:
When architect Elise Springer’s father is injured, she
immediately leaves San Francisco
to care for him. The last person she expects to encounter in her Pennsylvania hometown is
her childhood friend Lucas Fisher. Lucas is investigating his brother’s death,
and Elise can’t resist lending a hand.
Lucas longs for the close family ties he never had. He’s
back in Scranton
to set up a classic car restoration business and build a future. The torch he
carries for Elise burns brighter than ever, but before he can declare his love,
he must obtain the legal rights to adopt his nephew—and prove his brother’s
death was no accident.
As they unearth clues
pointing to find a murderer and a missing stash of money, Elise faces a
dilemma. Is her career on the West Coast the key to her happiness, or is it an
animal-cracker-eating four-year-old and his handsome uncle instead?
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Lovely post, Judy. I totally agree with you on summer and Key To Love sounds super.
ReplyDeleteInteresting blurb for Key to Love. Thanks for sharing the post on writing. Sometimes I'm pushing to hard to get a story done (deadlines you know). The minute I take a break even to mop the floor or do laundry, my muse engages and we are off on another adventure.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tena. I hear you.
DeleteBest of luck with Key to Love. Fingers have a mind of there own and hit send before I was ready. LOL
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