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THE SCARLET THREAD



Hi Folks,

I realize this is my first post this year and so I'd like to say Happy New Year to everyone.!  I hope 2018 is off to a great start for you. I'm sure we all have exciting goals that we plan on accomplishing this year. Whatever they are; Big or Small, I hope you'll pursue them with the tenacity of a bulldog so that they don't remain mere dreams.

One fun fact about me - I happen to be a die hard romantic. Sorry, can't help it. I'm just wired that way. Lol. I belong to the generation that grew up reading Mills and Boons but that's a story for another day. 

Scarlet Thread had me feeling all types of way - angry, resentful... I felt like punching someone when I read The Scarlet Thread the very first time. I think I read it a couple of times after that. The story was that good in my opinion. Like how do people have gold in their hands and end up pursuing garbage?

Sierra Madrid married her childhood sweetheart - Alejandro Luis Madrid (Alex Madrid). They had both come from humble backgrounds. They had two beautiful children - Clanton and Carolyn. Sierra had been crazy in love with Alejandro Madrid. Then, Alex struck gold or so it seemed and the bricks came tumbling down.

A lot of people who are in love go into marriage wearing rose colored glasses. They say love is blind but marriage is an eye opener. I don't intend to be a Debbie Downer so I'll let you soak yourself in this book and enjoy turning every page.

I'm happily counting down to the release of The Masterpiece by the same author on February 6th. You can order it on Amazon.com or look for it in your local book store.

Cheerio.........




Comments

Miss Onakz.... said…
Very well done Debola.
Happy New Year to you too.

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