May your new year be happy.
May your troubles be few.
May you thrive and believe,
As our Father comes through.
Tag: Rebekah Lyn
Busy, Productive and Slightly Confused
Thanksgiving weekend was very busy and productive for DiVoran and I. I was deep into finishing the rough draft for my next novel Jessie and DiVoran launched, Clear Spring her final book in the Florida Springs Trilogy We were so busy in fact our emails indicate we seemed to have had some mental lapses.
I’m so happy to hear that Jessie if finished and I’m really looking forwarding to reading it. Congratulations.
Love,
DiVoran
P. S. Bill liked your announcement for Clear Spring on RLB and so did I. Thanks
Thanks! There’s still a lot of work todo on it but getting the basic story out is a relief. I would love to get together with you & Precious one Saturday or Sunday.
We were happy to Matthew announcement of Clear Spring on the website. I hope it helps!
Love,
Beck
Sent from my iPad
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Book Lovers~What a Great Deal
UPDATE November 30,2013
It seems the coupon code BOOKDEAL is good through December 01, 2013. If it does not work please let me know by leaving a message under comments.
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Book One
Julianne- Rebekah Lyn
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Jessie and Atlantis
I’m sitting beneath the Space Shuttle Atlantis. My eyes burn and my heart aches with pride and sadness. Our country worked so hard and sacrificed so much to conquer space. There are not words to accurately express the wash of emotions I have felt today. Poignant sadness at the reminders of those we have lost. Soaring joy and excitement at the recreation of the moon landing. Awe at the majestic positioning of Atlantis in her final home. Sadness that a generation of children won’t have a chance to experince the impressive launches I grew up with. Pride that my dad was a part of this program. Hope that Jessie’s story will inspire others to further our space adventure. Humbled at the wonderous creation God gave us.
The courage and ingenuity of those who brought our space program so far makes me proud to be an American. From the last Apollo mission to the first Space Shuttle launch was almost ten years and I wonder how long it will not be before we return to space.