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Whisper From the Ocean
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First published July 1, 2010
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About the author
Christine Lemmon
6 books38 followersSPECIAL NOTE.
Hurricane Ian caused devastation across the state of Florida. As a 15-year resident of Sanibel Island, it has been a heartbreaking experience to see what just happened to our Southwest Florida community.
In efforts to help, I will be releasing my novel Steps to the Beach one month early and all proceeds (until the end of 2022) will be donated to the Florida Disaster Fund, a 501(c)(3) organization. If you would like to donate or learn more about the fund visit www.volunteerflorida.org
Here's the link to Steps to the Beach on Amazon. https://amzn.to/3TdvGRD
CHRISTINE LEMMON grew up in Saugatuck, Michigan, in a house attached to her family’s ice-cream shop and bed & breakfast. From childhood on, she wrote feverishly in her diaries. After graduating from Hope College, she moved around the country writing for radio, newspaper, television, and magazines. She also worked as a publicist for a nonfiction publishing house in northern California.
As well as writing novels, she enjoys taking walks through nature preserves, and boating with friends and family along Florida’s Gulf Coast. Not only is Sanibel the setting for her novels, it was the setting for her life for nearly two decades, and she is incredibly thankful to have raised her family in the close-knit island community.
She speaks at events, including book clubs, and loves connecting with her readers. Visit her online at www.ChristineLemmon.com.
Hurricane Ian caused devastation across the state of Florida. As a 15-year resident of Sanibel Island, it has been a heartbreaking experience to see what just happened to our Southwest Florida community.
In efforts to help, I will be releasing my novel Steps to the Beach one month early and all proceeds (until the end of 2022) will be donated to the Florida Disaster Fund, a 501(c)(3) organization. If you would like to donate or learn more about the fund visit www.volunteerflorida.org
Here's the link to Steps to the Beach on Amazon. https://amzn.to/3TdvGRD
CHRISTINE LEMMON grew up in Saugatuck, Michigan, in a house attached to her family’s ice-cream shop and bed & breakfast. From childhood on, she wrote feverishly in her diaries. After graduating from Hope College, she moved around the country writing for radio, newspaper, television, and magazines. She also worked as a publicist for a nonfiction publishing house in northern California.
As well as writing novels, she enjoys taking walks through nature preserves, and boating with friends and family along Florida’s Gulf Coast. Not only is Sanibel the setting for her novels, it was the setting for her life for nearly two decades, and she is incredibly thankful to have raised her family in the close-knit island community.
She speaks at events, including book clubs, and loves connecting with her readers. Visit her online at www.ChristineLemmon.com.
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July 23, 2015
If ever there was a book that had ADHD it is this book! Basically it is a collection of lines, snippets, and paragraphs on various themes regarding life, but it is just so all over the place! I did enjoy many of the sayings, but just as I found myself enjoying something, off in another direction the next saying would go, leaving me sitting there thinking "huh?". It was like reading a pile of fortune cookie fortunes, where while they were interesting, they just didn't tie together.
Also annoying was how every so often in the book (which I read on my kindle), I would turn the page and get a full page ad for a different book written by this author with a link saying "Buy Now for just $2.99". That is a mood killer too! Put your ads for your other books at the end of a book if you must, but don't throw them in the book every 30-40 pages too.
Also annoying was how every so often in the book (which I read on my kindle), I would turn the page and get a full page ad for a different book written by this author with a link saying "Buy Now for just $2.99". That is a mood killer too! Put your ads for your other books at the end of a book if you must, but don't throw them in the book every 30-40 pages too.
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