Four people, chosen at random, will win an ecopy of one of Second Wind Publishing’s new releases. Just go to the Second Wind blog (click here), leave a comment to say which book you’d like to read, and you might be a winner. (You can even list all of them if you wish.) Contest ends on October 6, 2010. Hope you win!
Water Lily by Sherrie Hansen:
Once upon a very long time ago, Jake Sheffield and Michelle Jones graduated from the same high school.
Jake can’t wait to take a trip down memory lane at their 20th class reunion. Being with his old friends is like guest starring in a favorite episode of Cheers. Everybody knows your name. Everybody’s glad you came.
The last thing Michelle wants to do is dredge up a lot of old memories and relive a part of her past that wasn’t that great in the first place.
Will the murky waters of the past destroy their dreams for the future, or will a water lily rise from the depths and bloom?
Click here to read the first chapter: Water Lily
The Pirate’s Bastard by Laura Wharton:
A rollicking ride through colonial North Carolina and beyond with Edward Marshall, bastard son of infamous pirate Stede Bonnet, as he tries hard to separate his past from his future. But will his father’s former right-hand man ruin it all with blackmail?
Click here to read the first chapter: The Pirate’s Bastard
An Altar by the River by Christine Husom:
A frantic man phones the Winnebago County Sheriff’s Department reporting his brother is armed with a large dagger and on his way there, intent to sacrifice himself. Sergeant Corinne Aleckson takes the call, learning the alarming reasons behind the young man’s death wish. When the department investigates, they plunge into the alleged criminal activities of a hidden cult and the disturbing cover-up of an old closed-case shooting death. The cult members have everything to lose and will do whatever it takes to prevent the truth coming to light. But will they find An Altar by the River in time to save the young man?
Click here to read the first chapter: An Altar by the River
Redstone by George Wright:
Everything that mattered to the old man was gone. One by one he had lost his job. his wife and his health. Then he took matters into his own hands.
A hidden valley, a lost Indian tribe and a cougar named Kitten led him to an adventurous new life, a life that fulfills his every dream.
As he establishes his kingdom in the mountains, some people call him Sasquatch, some call him crazy. He calls himself Chief of the Ruby Indians.
Click here to read the first chapter: Redstone
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