We had several author friends of mine there selling their books, offering to autograph each one, and it was so rewarding to see so many young people who were thrilled to have a book personalized just for them.
That's me with many of my books. I'm sharing a table with my author friend, Alysia S. Knight.
As the holidays are approaching, remember books are a wonderful gift to young and old alike. Think about buying a book when you are searching for that perfect gift for a friend or loved one.
And speaking of perfect gifts, my story Lila's Christmas Dream, is a sweet Christmas Story. If you haven't read it, you will enjoy it. If you have, think about buying one for a gift.
Available in both paperback and ebook from Amazon.com
Here's a brief blurb:
“Lila. Lila?” Her mother’s voice
echoed from the house.
“Oh, I need to go.”
Munchie jumped up when Lila stood.
“Thanks for talking to me.” He rubbed
his hand down Munchie’s back.
Lila scrambled toward the door at the
same time he stood. They bumped against each other. Lila’s eyes went wide when
he grabbed her shoulders to keep from falling. She lost her balance and fell
against his chest.
She gasped.
He remained holding her close,
enjoying the way her soft curves felt.
“Are you all right?” He dropped his
hands from her shoulders, but at the sight of her bright pink cheeks, he slid
his finger down her soft skin.
She stiffened.
“I’m sorry. I shouldn’t…”
She put her hand to the place he’d
touched. “It’s okay,” she whispered. “I need to go.”
He watched her turn.
“Come on, Munchie,” she called.
As she limped from the room, he had
to refrain from rushing to help her. When she left, the soft scent of her
remained in the tack room making it a much nicer place.
He made his way to the door and
watched as Lila stopped to pet the nose of each horse. She then said goodnight
to the cow before she left the barn.
Happy Reading!
K. R. Bailey
