Love Inspired Historicals discussion

I wanted everyone to know I started a blog for the purpose of reviewing books on my keeper shelf, books I am considering for my keeper shelf, and books I am sent to review. My blog site is: countitalljoyreviews.blogspot.com

It looks like you are off to a good start with your blog. I have saved it to come back to again.

Go, `Candle!!

We've got a bunch of great book bloggers in this group. Maybe some of them could post links to their blogs too, for authors who are looking to send out review copies.

Also if you are a blogger and interested in joining a blog alliance the ACRBA Australian Christian Readers Blog Alliance has books from Australia and all over and we are looking for more reviewers.
there is a fiction first week of the month and a non fiction or childrens third week. and occasionally a second fiction. You can request what ever when the invitation goes out. all we ask is you put the html up and a review if you request the book or we appreciate the html for book you didn't request but you can find out more at http://acrba.blogspot.com we are fairly full for this year but are also looking for submissions from authors also.

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I read some varied genres, but I do love the love inspired lines especially the historical romances. (and any of the Amish romances)

http://achickwhoreads.blogspot.com

Thanks, Andrea - that's great to hear! You must be a happy reader with two Amish romances out in LIH this month and next - Second Chance Proposal by Anna Schmidt and The Prodigal Son Returns by Jan Drexler.

Thanks to everyone's kind responses. Angela Lynn, I was really excited to get my first comment on my blog site--I really appreciate it. I am anxious to check out fellow bloggers sites and I will see if I can participate at the ACRBA Australian Christian Readers Blog Alliance Again, I encourage anyone that can to visit my site and give their feedback. http://www.countitalljoyreviews.blogs...

I stopped by your blog Candle, you might want to set up so folks can follow you via google...

Yes Candle, I agree. Set it up so people can follow via Google Friends Connect. I know for me, it's easier as I don't have to bookmark each blog. I just pull up my dashboard and they are all there.

Candle you are very welcome for the comment. I like to leave comments on blogs I visit, I know the writers appreciate it.

Candy, Jenny and others of you who are blogging should support each other by visiting and commenting on each other's blogs. This helps your google ranking.

Thanks for the info Paula-O and Dawn.

`Candle wrote: "I wanted everyone to know I started a blog for the purpose of reviewing books on my keeper shelf, books I am considering for my keeper shelf, and books I am sent to review. My blog site is: countit..."

Your blog looks great! =)

Everyone's blogs look great! =)
Im in the process of visiting all of them.

I have a blog at:

http://readingnks.blogspot.com/

Oh I missed Jan's book. Going to the eharlequin site to change that. Just read Allie Pleiter's new Historical Family Lessons. That was a great one!

Jan's book won't be out until May, Andrea, so you haven't missed it. If you drop by our May Q&A with the authors when it comes, you might be able to win a signed copy!



I've had a proposal deadline and copy edits for my November book hit at the same time (plus taking part in a writers' panel at the library tomorrow.) Once things quiet down, I want to get around and visit all these great blogs, too!

Deborah, I just got in via Reader Service your book that comes out in June. I'm looking forward to reading it. LOL.

If we're sharing blogs, mine is called Dawn's Dreams.

http://dawnsdreams.blogspot.com

It's mostly book reviews, though there are a few scattered posts that aren't book reviews. And I don't always review every book I read, at least not on my blog. That's just too many! But I know I have a few LIH ones reviewed (two of Rhonda Gibson's come to mind immediately).