Deborah M. Piccurelli
Deborah M. Piccurelli is passionate about the Lord, family, and creating powerful prose. She writes romantic suspense stories woven around dark, obscure issues. Deborah likes reading, movies, family time, and friendly get-togethers. She lives with her family in New Jersey.
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Hello dear friends,
The month of May is always such a beautiful month in terms of weather, ambiance, and, of course Mother’s Day. You know I’m going to include that since I am one. But every one of us needs to honor our mothers for all they’ve done, and still do, throughout our lives, and theirs. Sometimes, their influence keeps working long after they’ve gone home to be with the Lord. I hope I can leave that kind of legacy when it’s my turn to leave this earth. Has your mother given you something that still resonates with you from the time you were young? If so, share it on my Contact page, and you’ll be entered into a drawing to win a free copy of my book, Hush, Little Baby. I will also share the winner’s story on this website, and post it to Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest (if I there’s a way to pin text on there).
On to business. This month, I had an author lined up to interview, but it didn’t pan out. I hope to do so sometime in the near future.
The winner of last month’s drawing for a copy of Carrie Turansky’s, A Man to Trust is Joy Isley. Congratulations, Joy!
The winner of the second drawing for Peg Phifer’s, To See the Sun, is Jeanne Doyon. Congratulations, Jeanne!
One thing that will be missing on this site from this month on is a review of the featured author’s book. I will be writing reviews for The Wordsmith Journal, an online magazine, but I will post those on this site. This month, I have reviewed Salome’s Conversion by Rohn Federbush.
That’s all, for now.
Until next month . . .
Deborah M. Piccurelli