15 Years--Can You Believe It?

What do all three of these covers have in common? (See blog title above for clue:-)





Well, of course they all feature the logo, Celebrating 15 years. That's right, 15 years ago this fall, the first Love Inspired romances were released.

I wasn't among the authors that first year, but my first Love Inspired, titled Never Alone, debuted in June of 1998. It was #30. They've stopped numbering them evidently, but I feel privileged to have been part of this wonderful line's debut.

Can any of you remember what the first Love Inspired Romance you read was and by whom?

Or would you like to share the Love Inspired Romance that you remember the most?

I'm sure this September the Craftie Ladies will think of something to celebrate this milestone with you. If you have a suggestion, please let us hear it.

BTW, Lenora-Elnora is traveling so I filled in for her today.

And 2nd BTW, one of my E-books is free on Kindle this weekend.

Click http://amzn.to/yEcxwU to download Autumn's Shadow. (I would offer a Love Inspired romance but I don't have a new one out till November this year.)




So share what you love about Love Inspired Romances.--Lyn

Black Friday bonanza

Kim Watters here. I finally did it. I bought a Kindle. I wasn't planning on it when I went shopping on Black Friday. I mean, who would have thought Target would still have any in stock at 10:00 in the morning. I may be crazy enough to go shopping on that day, but I draw the line at waking up way too early, or not going to sleep at all. Trust me people, at my age, I need my beauty sleep.

Anyway, kids in tow, yes, I brought them along, too. (didn't matter because I'd already finished my Christmas shopping-shall I mention my cards and Chirstmas letter are done along with the Christmas portraits? Oh and we put up the tree and decorations yesterday.What can I say, I'm an organized Virgo!) And I just can't resist a sale.

The kids actually found the Kindle first. "Come on, Mom. Just think of how much we'll read now."

"Really?" Hooked, bait, line and sinker.

"Of course." As my youngest is playing a game on the Fire.

"Well...."

"Paleeze." They both whine.

Well, they were majorly on sale (a regular Kindle not the Fire) and still there so maybe it was time to get one since they still had five in stock and my kids are the computer literate generation and can probably teach me how to operate it. "Fine."

So, that's how it happened along with the GPS system, (so Mom doesn't get lost anymore) and the portable DVD player ( to keep my kids from killing each other on those long drive). My kids are determined to ring me into their computer world.

Next year though, I'm going out alone!

So who else ventured out on Friday and waht did you get?