Supa Christmas Sale!!

With the stress of the holidays nearly over, now is a great time to sit back, curl up in your favorite reading chair, and get lost in fabulous new worlds. To help you do just that, some authors have banded together and put all their titles on sale, right NOW!! Some of this season’s most popular e-books have been discounted to just $0.99!!! Don’t miss out!

For all of you who got new Kindles for Christmas, this is the perfect opportunity to start your new library!! Please spread the word and share this post with all your friends – they’ll thank you for it!

And we’ll start with my very own, Misfit McCabe, but don’t forget to scroll down to see the rest of the books (some freebies are at the end so keep on going)

LK Griffie
Misfit McCabe
Amazon

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Book Sets

RaShelle Workman Blood and Snow Volumes 1-4 Amazon

Single Titles

Heather Hildenbrand Across the Galaxy Amazon | B&N	Michelle Muto Don’t Fear The Reaper Amazon | B&N	Stacey Wallace Benefiel Zellie Wells Trilogy Amazon | B&N
Christie Rich Dark Matter Amazon | B&N	Laura A.H. Elliot Transfer Student Amazon | B&N	Karen Amanda Hooper Grasping At Eternity Amazon | B&N
David James Light Of The Moon Amazon | B&N	Leigh Talbert Moore Rouge Amazon	Helen Boswell Mythology Amazon
V. J. Chambers Trembling Amazon	V.J. Chambers Tortured Amazon	Elizabeth Sharp Natural Selection Amazon | B&N
Leigh Talbert Moore The Truth About Faking Amazon | B&N	Taryn Browning Dark Seeker Amazon | B&N	Heather Self The One Amazon | B&N
L.P. Dover Forever Fae Amazon	Nancy Straight Blood Debt Amazon	Chelsea Fine Anew Amazon | B&N
Raine Thomas Becoming Amazon | B&N	Alyssa Rose Ivy Flight Amazon | B&N	Magan Vernon How To Date An Alien Amazon | B&N
Janine Caldwell Rematch Amazon | B&N	Courtney Cole Soul Kissed Amazon | B&N	Karli Rush Crescent Bound Amazon
Jennifer Snyder Marked Amazon | B&N	Shelly Crane Significance Amazon | B&N	Bethany Lopez xoxoxo Amazon | B&N
Jill Cooper The Dream Slayer Amazon	Jill Cooper Demon Royale Amazon	A.M. Hargrove Determinant Amazon | B&N
Bonnie R. Paulson Barely Alive Amazon | B&N	Bonnie R. Paulson Falling Apart Amazon | B&N	Bonnie R. Paulson Mostly Dead Amazon | B&N
Addison Moore Ephemeral Amazon | B&N	C.A. Kunz The Modified Amazon | B&N	Addison Moore Ethereal Amazon | B&N
Addison Moore Tremble Amazon | B&N	Sarah M Ross Echo Of An Earth Angel Amazon | B&N	Sarah M Ross Awaken Amazon | B&N
Amy Maurer Jones Soul Quest Amazon | B&N	Amy Maurer Jones Wildflower Amazon | B&N	Thomas Amo Forever ME Amazon
Amy Harmon Slow Dance In Purgatory Amazon	Cheri Lasota Artemis Rising Amazon | B&N	G.P. Ching The Soulkeepers Amazon | B&N
G.P. Ching Grounded Amazon | B&N	Mina J. Moore A Vampire’s Touch Amazon	M.R. Polish Wolf Spell Amazon | B&N

Free Books

Christie Rich Five Amazon

V. J. Chambers Breathless Amazon

Nancy Straight Meeting Destiny (Free) Amazon | B&N

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I celebrate holidays. Those who work with me will tell you that is a gross understatement. I decorate my area starting in October and switch out for the holidays as they come, starting with fall leaves, scarecrows, pumpkins, followed by adding turkeys and pilgrims. Then once Thanksgiving passes, I break out in a Christmas rash. I paper the entire cubicle area, run lights and garlands along the tops of the cubicle walls, put up trees, wreaths, nativity scenes, nutcrackers, you name it. This year (shhh—don’t tell anyone) I’m going to stave off the post-Christmas blah when all the decorations are put away, but lining the cubicles with silver and white snowflake garlands. Why do I decorate so much? To remind myself to focus on the positives in life. There are so many things, outside of our control, that happen in this life—bad things, dark things, things that take our breath away and not in a good way, that we can be dragged down into the muck and mire. I choose not to stay there. I choose to remind myself of the good things in life. Things like the magic that happens at Christmas time… or during Hanukkah, or any other cause for celebration.

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Hard Candy Christmas for most people is probably associated with the musical, but for me when I hear it I think of Dolly Parton and a Christmas special she did with Kenny Rogers back in 1984, Once Upon a Christmas—the song was added to the album, but wasn’t part of the special. I have the album and it is one of my pleasures during the holiday season to listen to it (multiple times). Another song from the special, one of my favorites, pretty much sums up the way I feel about celebrating and the holiday season, I Believe In Santa Claus. And it’s true. I believe in Santa Claus, I believe in the spirit of Christmas, so when Dolly penned this one, I felt like she had opened up my head, took a peek, and dashed off the song. If you don’t know the song, here is a flavor of the lyrics:

I believe in Santa Claus
I believe in Santa Claus
I believe there’s always hope when all seems lost
And I believe in Santa Claus
I believe in Santa Claus, I’ll tell you why I do
‘Cause I believe that dreams and plans and wishes can come true
I believe in miracles, I believe in magic too
Oh I believe in Santa Claus and I believe in you.

And if you haven’t heard the song, click here –> I Believe In Santa Claus

As a nation, we in the United States are struggling of late. Tragedies like the one in Newton, CT are becoming far too frequent. We have children who take pride in hate, bullies are rampant, not only in our schools, but in the work place, and every walk of life. Somewhere along the line, denigrating our country and those who are leading it became a sport. And destruction not only of property, but people’s self-esteem—the rush to hurt others before they hurt us has become a way of life. I believe there are many who would like to turn this around, but we don’t seem to know where to start.

Start with believing in Santa Claus. Believe in miracles, magic, and in your fellow human beings. Believe we can make things better. Dream of what we can become, plan for it, and make it happen. We are in the midst of a hard candy Christmas… but it’s not the end of the world. The Mayans were wrong, or they simply concluded they had extended the calendar far enough, and someone else would extend it in future generations. It’s time to do something different. It’s time to dust ourselves off, go a different way, make new plans, and focus on the celebrations in life.

Originally posted at Indie Chicks Cafe

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