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Advent Calendar

Tomorrow starts the Advent Calendar. Each day a guest blogger will bring you either a story, book promo or recipe. Or I will. Some days you'll get two posts. Also each day you'll get a clickable link to Pelican Book Group where a new or seasonable book will be offered each day. 12 new books over 24 days. Including my offering Time's Arrow (Dec 11th). More about that in my next post.

Each comment on the Advent blog will be entered into a draw to receive a PDF copy of Time's Arrow. Leave your email addy on the comments.

date

who

Th 1

Barbara Early

2

Linda Rondeau

3

Carol Ann

4

Sandi Sookoo

5

Marianne Evans

6

Dora Heirs

7

Donna Basinow

8

Beth Cato

9

Mary Manners

10

Laura Briggs

11

LoRee Perry

12

Robin Bayne

13

Delia Latham pt 1

14

Kathryn Bain

15

Tara ARG

16

Merry Stahl

17

JoAnn Carter

18

Tayna Hanson

19

Delia pt 2

20

me

21

Robin Bayne

22

Beth Cato

23

Delia pt 3

24

me

25

me


So come and read and enjoy the run up to Christmas.

And at some point after Christmas a guest blog by a serving RAF officer, telling what Christmas was like on the front lines.

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