New Promotion
I sold a book to the authors of The Freedom Diaries (a fantastic book about having written conversations back and forth with God) and they gave me this feedback on their f/b page!
Thanks, Mark and Miriam!
Thanks Leanne - and we're LOVING your book 'Blue creek Bride'. Mark
Many thanks to the Probus Club of Rangiora who invited me to be their
main speaker last Wednesday, 3 February. They looked after me really
well including providing a reserved car park close to the door which was
very handy when I had a box of books to carry in. It was fun to share
once more about life with Phil in his back country district of Blue
Creek. Thanks also to the club members who bought copies of my book. I
look forward to their feedback.
Check out my exciting new profile and blog at Goodreads:
https://www.goodreads.com/author_blog_posts/8726761-technology-users-as-mechanics-analogy
Another book review, this time provided by the War Cry magazine.
If you like what you read, remember you can buy Blue Creek Bride from Createspace, Amazon, the Book Depository, or within New Zealand by phoning me on 027-378-4494. Get your copy now!
Feedback from Grace Brown, Rangiora, NZ:
My favourite kind of book is the sort you live in rather than read. Blue Creek Bride does that. Leanne Minton's gift for describing the beauty and power of the Canadian wilderness puts you there. Her honesty and abundant sense of humour will leave you feeling the pain and rolling with laughter as she describes her adventures from being a tenderfoot to a more seasoned ranger's wife. What shines through is the courage and determination of a woman to follow the man she loves into unchartered territory. There has to be a sequel - I look forward to it.
Feedback: Janet from Lake Tekapo
"I have just finished your really interesting book and thoroughly enjoyed it."
The new December 2014/January 2015 issue of Canterbury's latitude magazine is out with a 5 page article on Blue Creek Bride (pages 22 - 26.) Grab yourself a copy! Sold at reputable bookstores in Canterbury.
