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How One Man’s Cause Became Global
How did the One Million Project come about? Learn more about the brain child of UK author Jason Greenfield and his motivations for initiating what has become a world-wide cause for almost two hundred writers, artists, musicians and media persons across the globe.
OMP author Seb Jenkins’ article
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One Million Project’s Short Story Anthology is Available for Pre-Order!!
This project is near and dear to my heart. My short story — Not Mama’s Little Girl — is in the Fiction anthology in case you want to check it out!
I am so proud to be associated with such a generous and talented group of individuals. I’m pre-ordering my copies now at a special price on Amazon.com. Follow the links in the blog to get your copies, too.
Over a year ago, UK author Jason Greenfield decided to enlist his writer friends to join him in a literary effort to raise money for charity through the publication of a collection of short stories. Over the months since that initial internet message to his fellow writers, a thirty-member cadre of writers from a variety […]
via Short Stories for Charity from Around the Globe — One Million Project — theonemillionproject
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It’s Not Hoarding if it’s Books!!
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I have a GIF for that…
I posted my blog on the #OneMillionProject blog in response to all of the GIF messages and emoticon ridden messages I receive. I mean they are cute and funny. I use them. But it got me to thinking about social media and how it drives our culture.
Read ” Will Imagery Replace the Written Word” via Blog Posts
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Time to Enter the Black Friday Giveaway
Do you love to read?
Do yourself a favor and enter to win one of the Black Friday Giveaways from The Kindle Book Review.
I’m a sponsor of this special Black Friday Amazon Shopping Spree Giveaway! Here’s a chance to win a $400 or $500 Amazon Shopping Spree from The No. 1 Site for Reader Giveaways ~The Kindle Book Review. Just click on the link and enter the $400 or $500 giveaway. It’s easy & fun. If you love #reading #Kindle #books, enter now. Giveaways end Nov. 22. Click here and enter every day ~> https://wp.me/P2H01p-7EQ and check out my book Exodus if you haven’t had a chance. I sincerely hope my readers win a prize, so pass it on!
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Enter to Win Daily
Hey there fellow readers and my faithful followers! I’m a sponsor for this special Black Friday Amazon Shopping Spree Giveaway!
Here’s a chance to win a $400 or $500 Amazon Shopping Spree from The No. 1 Site for Reader Giveaways ~The Kindle Book Review. Just click on the link and enter the $400 or $500 giveaway. It’s easy & fun. If you love #reading #Kindle #books, enter now. Giveaways ends Nov. 22. Click here and enter every day ~> https://wp.me/P2H01p-7EQ and check out my book Exodus if you haven’t had a chance. I sincerely hope one of my readers wins one or both prizes, so pass it on!
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A Mother’s Instinct
I would die for my children to keep them safe, and I think most mothers feel the same way I do. So when I was working on my current draft of Never Show Your Hand, I wanted to bring this protective mothering instinct to my character, Shanaya Cadotte.
Shanaya has returned to the Red Cliff Reservation to assist her Uncle Jeb with an accounting issue at the casino. A forensic accountant who had worked for the CIA, Shanaya decided she wanted to raise her daughter near her family, so she relocated from Washington D.C. back to the Bayfield area.
But when she starts to investigate, the threats against her begin and her first priority is keeping her daughter safe. That’s all I’ll tell you about the plot, so I don’t spoil anything. Chapter Eleven of the story is complete and the first draft is nearing 16,000 words.
Question for my readers: How would you keep your child from harm if you were threatened? Would you send them out of town? Or, would you keep them at your side?
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“Max” Recognized
We live in a tiny place near the Mississippi River, and our son’s Labrador Retriever has been staying with us as we dog-sit. My husband was walking with the yellow fur baby when he heard a woman calling out, “Hello, Max!” referencing Clare’s loyal dog in Exodus and Winter’s Icy Caress.
On his return, he said, “Another reader of your books thinks Caesar’s name is Max.”
I absolutely love it!
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Thank you!
I’d like to thank everyone who has downloaded Winter’s Icy Caress 
this past weekend. I am overjoyed with the enthusiasm and interest shown in regards to Clare’s story. Both books in the Clare Thibodeaux series are available and free to read on Kindle Unlimited. Thanks once again!
Winter’s Icy Caress
Kate McGinn - Storyteller 