Kim McMahill

The June audio book promo is ending soon on Suzanne Whitfield Vince’s Blog, In love, all things are possible , at http://suzannevince.com/audiobooks/ .  A number of my books are available in audio book including Marked in Mexico , Shrouded in Secrets , and A Dose of Danger . I had to pick just one to include in this exciting promo, so I chose A Dose of Danger since it’s my newest audio book and the first story in my Risky Research Series. The second novel in the series is A Taste of Tragedy , and I’ve recently signed a contract for the third novel, A Foundation of Fear . Anyway, back to the audio books. Here’s a little more on A Dose of Danger .  When researcher Grace Talbot and her team discover a possible solution for weight loss they are targeted by a group dedicated to controlling the multi-billion-dollar a year diet product industry. Her unsanctioned testing methods bring tragedy to the family ranch and the attention of the local sheriff’s deputy. With her colleagues eit

Here’s the last of my blog posts featuring the fabulous final four of Gay N. Lewis’s Sarah series. I hope you found a respite from the madness in these delightful happily-ever-after tales of romance and mischief. Sarah and the Double Wedding Woes Available in eBook A double wedding? Was it possible?   The Superiors want Jessica and Robert to marry, but they throw in a twist--while seeing to their wedding, Sarah, Heaven’s Little Love Angel, must also find a mate for Bonnie, Jessica’s mom. Her orders are to bring about the two weddings simultaneously.   Can Sarah pull it off? Or will her clumsiness destroy two romances in one shot? Sarah and a Family Affair Available in print.  This book takes the two novellas, Date for Mackenzie and Family Affair and combines them. Again, these two books contain the same characters but they are both stand alone. Sarah and the Cowboy’s Lady Available in eBook   Sarah, the haphazard angel, returns to Texas. He

As promised, here are blurbs from four more of Gay N. Lewis’s Sarah series. I hope your enjoying these divine treats. Sarah and the Scary Ferris Wheel Available in eBook Sarah is given a new mission—to link Robert Johnson and Brittany Lee—two people she encountered while trying to bring a couple together on that irksome computer Internet dating service. Oh sure, she’d done it. Not without trial and a lot of error, but with this fresh assignment, trouble would come…she was positive. If she hadn’t grumbled about the computer, perhaps the Lieutenant wouldn’t have ordered her to ride the Galveston Ferris wheel. She’d seen the huge rotation device built over the Gulf of Mexico, and the very thought of a ride on that monster made her nauseous.   What if she threw up on the humans?   Oh merciful heavens! Why did the Superiors give such tasks to bumbling angels anyway? Sarah and a Dad for Mandy Available in eBook The Superiors left Sarah, “Heaven’s Little Love Ange

There is one thing I imagine we can all agree on right now no matter what our political views are or what our religious, cultural, and other differences might be. There is too much sadness, tragedy, anger, and hate dominating our country and the news. I hope this is a temporary condition that will soon see a correction, but in the mean time we all need more smiles and pleasant escapes. With this conclusion in mind I contacted a writer friend of mine, Gay N. Lewis, and asked her if I could showcase her Sarah series on my blog. The series is about a dyslexic Angel, Sarah, who gets into all sorts of amusing predicaments while playing matchmaker. She’ll stop at nothing in her attempts to bring romance into the lives of her charges. I’ve read a number of books in the series and just downloaded, Sarah Does It Again , which I’m anxious to start reading. Gay’s books are feel-good stories without the tears, and you just can’t help but smile. I have to confess that I lost track of just how

The Summer Solstice is the meteorological start to summer, and it’s the longest day of the year. As a sun-lover this is something I appreciate very much. So, get out and enjoy, and if you’re at the North Pole on this day the sun does not set at all.

According to the USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service a bout 35 percent of the world’s food crops rely on animal pollinators like bees, butterflies, birds, bats, and beetles and other insects to reproduce. Without these animal pollinators our food supply would be in jeopardy. National Pollinator Week runs from June 19-25. If you want to learn more about pollinators visit http://pollinator.org/pollinatorweek/ or https://www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/nrcs/main/national/plantsanimals/pollinate/   

The first Father’s Day was observed in Spokane, Washington on May 18, 1910, and it continues to be celebrated on the third Sunday in June of each year. I hope all the Dads out there have a very special day.

If so, check out Suzanne Whitfield Vince’s Blog, In love, all things are possible , at http://suzannevince.com/audiobooks/ to explore the many different options and genres available in audio book. A number of my books are available in audio book including Marked in Mexico , Shrouded in Secrets, and A Dose of Danger . I had to pick just one to include in this exciting promo, so I chose A Dose of Danger since it’s my newest audio book and the first story in my Risky Research Series. The second novel in the series is A Taste of Tragedy , and I’ve recently signed a contract for the third novel, A Foundation of Fear . Anyway, back to the audio books. Here’s a little more on A Dose of Danger . When researcher Grace Talbot and her team discover a possible solution for weight loss they are targeted by a group dedicated to controlling the multi-billion-dollar a year diet product industry. Her unsanctioned testing methods bring tragedy to the family ranch and the attention of the loca

Here are some important dates coming up in June: D-Day, World War II – June 6 Flag Day -  June 14 Father’s Day - June 18 The Summer Solstice – June 20