Today's guest is new to our blog so let's please give Erin Unger a huge....H-E-L-L-O and Welcome!
Every meal is themed. We all get to vote on what we want to
have the following week. Sometimes it’s pizza night, sometimes tacos, you name
it, we’ve probably shared that meal together.
In my romantic suspense novel releasing March 29, 2019,
Maddie Clare also loves family time with her cousins. She enjoys a good board
game or two—when she’s not running from a stalker. Throw in a chance to one-up
her arch enemy ex-boyfriend, Joze Evans, in a game of monopoly, and you can see
why she can’t wait for the next get-together of her own.
Do you get to share precious time with your family? Comment
below on your most treasured times with family.
Erin Unger was raised in the hills of Virginia, exploring abandoned houses and reading the scariest books she could find. After marrying so young it would make a great romance novel, she has enjoyed an exciting life with her hubby. But her fast-paced life sometimes rivals the suspense in her books thanks to all her mostly grown children and a couple grandkids. Find out more about Erin and follow her at her website, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Erin's novel, Practicing Murder, releases March 29, 2019. Find her other books on her Amazon Author Page.
Book Blurb: Graduate
student Maddie Clare is never talking to her ex-boyfriend Joze Evans or God
again. Broken from her past and Joze’s betrayal, she must go home for her Aunt
Lonna’s funeral. But after a run-in with a stalker, who insists Maddie knows
the secret that had Aunt Lonna investigating him, she’s afraid for her life and
must accept Joze’s protection.
As
the stalker draws closer, how will Maddie and Joze face the past and their love
that never died? And will Maddie stay out of the stalker’s grip long enough to
figure out what secret he possesses?
Oh wow, Erin, how fun and interesting! Thanks for sharing.
Hope you enjoyed the post friends and that you'll check back regularly for Tuesday Treasures, Thursday Thoughts and Saturday Spotlight.
Until next time, good luck and God's blessings
PamT
15 comments:
Sounds like a great suspense. I hope you have great success with the book.
Connie
TV viewers who watch "Blue Bloods," allegedly say they like the Sunday meals the Reagan family has together where they talk together. When our four children were growing up, I insisted we have dinner together every evening, even tho it had to be scheduled around dance and piano lessons, football games, wrestling practices, scout meetings, church events, etc. I didn't realize then how precious those meals and those times together were until people began going away to college and jobs and their places sat empty. Thanks for the reminder.
Thanks for stopping by, Connie!
We're starting to see kids heading off to work or college too. It feels quite odd when everyone isn't present. I'm going to cling to the memories for sure. But I'm hoping in the coming years they will return to our regularly scheduled family time. Do you still get a chance to have dinner with all of your kids sometimes?
Thanks for having me, Pamela!
This looks like lots of fun! thanks for sharing with us.
Erin, what a blessing for you to be able to make those special memories with your family! Thanks for sharing.
What a rich tradition! I pray you will continue this for many, many years! Greatful to stop in and say 'hello', Erin :)
Thanks Gail!
I promise you I don't take it for granted. So many people don't have any family close by. That's why everyone is welcome. Friends and all.
Hi Mary!! Hope you're well. I do also pray it continues.
I loved hearing about your family dinner/game nights. If I lived closer, I'd crash!
You'd be very welcome to join!
Erin,
Nothing better than a closely knit family coming together! Wishing you much success with your forthcoming novel.
Thanks Jacqueline! I'm so thankful that God has chosen writing as my gift.
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