WELCOME NEW FRIENDS .... A NEW BLOG BOOK TOUR ON THE RISE!

Greetings friends.

I hope you all had a wonderful weekend and are ready for a very full week. It pleased me to see how many of you have stopped by and enjoyed my pics of Wizarding World.  I wish someday all who desire to visit have the opportunity to do so.

IT is now time to catch up on my new friends who have joined my little blog family... WELCOME.

Cally, Allison, Pam, Anne, Faith, Lana, Vicki, Luna, Debra Ann, Trisha, Hannah, Diane, T.D., Genna, and Marie. I hope to have the chance to get to know all of you better.

I would also like to inform my new friends that on Friday I like to feature Earthly Angels.

What are they you ask?

Well, these are our unsung heroes. A person who somehow has brought a smile to your face from a kindness that wasn't expected. It could be anyone. Even a complete stranger who has shown a kindness to you.

I ask of you, my cherished friends to think of an Earthly Angel who has surprised or delighted you in some way. Please shoot me an email or leave a story in the comments box. I am in need of supply if I am to keep this weekly post. They stories mean so much more coming from you and not from a newspaper.
I'd appreciate you help.

NOW for something REALLY exciting. My good friend Roland Yeomans is having his very first BLOG BOOK TOUR! You all know this incredibly talented and amazing man and if you don't ... YOU WILL.

I am privileged to feature the first stop of his book blog tour right here at In Time ... tomorrow and Wednesday. There are just too many sizzling questions that I want to know about the Man behind the prose!

His new book THE BEAR WITH TWO SHADOWS has already been published by Amazon in an e-book on Kindle.

You will find that Roland is generous to a fault. He plans to have an incredible giveaway to all who comment on the tour. So don't forget to drop by tomorrow.... you WILL NOT be disappointed.

Here is a synopsis of The Bear with Two Shadows ...

To this day the Lakota still whisper an ancient legend around the campfire.  They whisper lest Estanatlehi, The Turquoise Woman, overhears and visits her sorrow and her wrath upon the talebearer for speaking words long, long forbidden.

          Then why speak them at all?

          Why? 

          Listen to the sigh of the world in the winter winds.  It is the sad nature of all Two-Leggeds that the forbidden tale is the very one most hard not to hear -- or to pass on. 

          And it begins, as most forbidden tales do, with a woman. 

          The Turquoise Woman. 

          She whose cold and remote thoughts some see in the sky as the Northern Lights.  Not that she cannot love.

          But her love is both haunting and terrible beyond any singing of it, as Hibbs, the Bear with Two Shadows, discovers.