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Saturday, October 20, 2012

Christmas Romance at Dickens on Main, Teresa Lilly - FREE BOOK


 
 
Tell us about your book.

 

            Christmas Romance at Dickens on Main is a collection of three novella’s that all take place in Boerne, Texas, during the Christmas Dickens on Main festival.  Each one has a hint of mystery and romance.  

 

 

What inspired this book?

            Yearly trips to Boerne to celebrate the Dickens on Main event.

 

How did you know you were called to write?

            When I was a child, I began writing poetry and have had the love of writing ever since.

 

 

How long have you been writing?

            I’ve been seriously writing for the last three years, although I wrote articles and poetry for years before that.

                       

 

What was the first book you ever wrote?

            Mamma’s bells.  This story takes a young girl from age 13 to adulthood as she discovers God’s plan for her life.  I named the main character after my daughter.

 

 

What is your favorite season?

            I love Christmas, but in Texas there is no snow   so it’s not as nice. 

 

If you could travel back in time when and where would you go?

            I would go to Victorian England to live in an old castle.

 

What project are you currently working on?

            I am working on several books, anthologies and a new novel titled “Orphan Train Bride.”

 

What has been your most challenging experience writing a book?

            I only write between 9:30 at night and 12:00 because I run a kids resale during the day, spend time with my husband in the evening until 9:30.  I do not write on Sundays at all and usually have no extra time on Saturdays. 

 

 

What is your favorite thing to write about, (i.e., forgiveness, rebellion, etc)?

Christian romance  old fashioned stories

 

What is a fond childhood memory?

            The first time I ever wrote a poem, I ran home and read it to my mom.  She said to me,” Wow that was great maybe someday you will be a writer.”    

 

What book are you currently reading?

            Well, I don’t read much but I just read A Dog named Christmas.  It’s out of the line I usually read (usually read Grace Livingston Hill books) but it was very nice story.

 

What are your hobbies (besides writing)?

            I love to go garage sale shopping and spend time with my grown up kids.  

 

Check out Theresa's online magazine at www.lovelychristianromance.com.
 
Teresa has been kind enough to offer one free book. At least 10 people need to leave comments WITH an email addresss for there to be a contest OR you can email me at srstormo@yahoo.com and put "contest - Dickens" in the subject line. Winner announced Oct 28th.

 

 

 

 

 

19 comments:

Barbara Shelton said...

Christmas in Texas. I believe this makes a nice setting with family and community/church traditions. I'm not originally from Texas either and miss the snow. It doesn't seem like Christmas when it's sunny and 80 degrees outside. LOL Christmas is Christmas everywhere. Thank you for this giveaway and the chance to win a great holiday read.

Blessings,
Barb Shelton
barbjan10 at tx dot rr dot com

karenk said...

thanks for the chance to read this wonderful story

karenk
kmkuka at yahoo dot com

Jo said...

The covjer of the book has me fascinated and would love to read the book. Thanks for the wonderful giveaway!

Blessings,
Jo
azladijo(at)aol(dot)com

Marianne said...

We've got snow here in the Peace River Country of Alberta...and it's beginning to look like Christmas. i would love to read this novel.Thanks for the chance to win.

marianneDOTwanhamATgmailDOTcom

Salena Stormo said...

I am loving all the comments about Christmas and cold weather. The leaves are just starting to change colors in East Texas. We got down to 5o for a very short moment and everyone was pulling out coats. It is starting to feel a little more like the holidays but I can't believe Christmas is right around the corner.

Judy said...

Oh how I love Christmas stories and if there is some romance thrown in all the better! I love the Christmas season and I started in August playing Christmas CD's. In fact, I have a Christmas CD playing in the background right now! (Anne Murray). I never tire of Christmas!

Thanks for this giveaway!

Blessings!
Judy
sweetpea.judy(at)yahoo(dot)com

Anonymous said...


Selena, I am happy for you and I just love Christmas, so I would love to win your book. I also live in Texas.
Maxie mac262(at)me(dot)com

Amada Chavez said...

I will be the 8th! and I hope we get 10!!! This book sounds GREAT!!! I love novellas especially when the have "a touch of mystery"!

Amada (pronounced: a.m.a.th.a) Chavez

amada_chavez{AT}yahoo{DOT}com

Exodus 14:14

Rhonda's Doings said...

please enter me in the contest.
rhonda_nash_hall@comcast.net

rubynreba said...

These three novelas look so very good! Would enjoy reading them.
pbclark(at)netins(dot)net

Penny said...

I love Christmas novels. I would love to win this!

gamergranny64@aol.com

Cynthia Lovely said...

I think I qualify for a "Lovely" Christian romance : )
cllyrics (at)gmail (dot)com

Amanda said...

I'm soooo in the mood for Christmas novellas and novels! Thank you for the opportunity to win this!
amanda38401 at gmail dot com

Merry said...

Christmas and a special festival sounds like such a neat setting for a series. Please include me, I'd love to read Teresa's book.
worthy2bpraised at gmail dot com

Susan Ekins said...

Teresa, I see that your publisher produces clean, wholesome, Christian books, so that's what your book must be. That's awesome. So often nowadays, the romances are anything BUT "clean and wholesome." I'd love to read it.

Jes said...

That's fun that "Christmas Romance at Dickens on Main" was inspired by what sounds like a Christmas season tradition of yours! Thanks for the giveaway!

Jes
jswaks at gmail dot com

KayM said...

Thank you for the interview and opportunity to be in the drawing. Teresa, you must really be disciplined to keep the schedule that you have. I would enjoy reading your book.
may_dayzee (AT)yahoo(DOT)com

Veronica Sternberg said...

I love Christmas romance stories! Thanks for the giveaway!
shopgirl152nykiki(at)yahoo(dot)com

Salena Stormo said...

Congras Jes for winning Christmas Romance at Dickens on Main. Thank you to everyone who stopped by.