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Robin's book was staring at me from the grocery shelf today --in the book aisle, of course -- and I had to buy a copy!  Love the cajun magic she spins!

Good to hear from you, Hope!  And glad you weathered the storms.  We've been hit hard in Georgia as well.  You're always so sweet with your kind words about my stories.  Thank you! 

Tell your mom hi for me! 

Carla, thanks for stopping by and leaving your words of wisdom!  You're right.  We need to be accepting of ourselves before we can truly love another. 

Carla has been the driving force for the Southern Magic RWA Chapter in Birmingham, AL, for a number of years.  She makes everyone feel at home with a poised, gentile manner full of Southern charm!  You're the greatest, Carla!  

Hi CatSet!  How nice of you to stop by and post such a beautiful tribute to your military hubby!  He's a jewel and so are you.  True love is most often realized when times get tough, as you so eloquently mentioned. 

I'm looking forward to meeting you as well.  Katie always talks about her good friend next door! 

For anyone in the Fort Knox area, I'll be at The Bookstore in Radcliff, KY, on Saturday, March 29.  See you there!

Janet, thanks so much for stopping by and leaving your sweet comments.  Congrats on all your success!  I hope we can meet in person soon, maybe at one of the conferences this summer!

All the best!

Missy's a fellow GRW member and LIS author whose debut, HER UNLIKELY FAMILY, kept me smiling.  If you're looking for a heartwarming story with a surprise twist at the end, be sure to read Missy's book. 

Margaret and I share a blogspot at www.ladiesofsuspense.blogspot.com, and she also has a Love Inspired Suspense out this month--in fact all four of the current LIS releases are by Craftie Ladies.  Stop by our blogsite to pick up lots of tips and how-tos!  I'll be blogging tomorrow and focusing on Donald Maass' WRITING THE BREAKOUT NOVEL. 

March LIS releases:

DON'T LOOK BACK, Margaret Daley

BROKEN LULLABY, Pamela Tracy

WILDFIRE, Roxanne Rustand

MIA: MISSING IN ATLANTA, Debby Giusti

In case some of you didn't make the connection, Katie is the wonderful--and beautiful-- woman who married my son!  She's a great Army wife and the best daughter-in-law I could ever have.

I wrote MIA when Joe was deployed for the second time to Iraq and dedicated the book to the brave men and women in uniform who protect and defend our country.  Katie and I continue to pray each day for all those serving in harms way.  Email the names of your loved ones in the military to debby@debbygiusti.com so I can add them to my prayer list.

Hi Linda!  Thanks for your kind words about MIA!  Glad you liked the story.

All the best!