Welcome to the Autumn 2014 Scavenger Hunt
You have arrived at Stop #19. The hunt begins at noon (Mountain Time Zone) on October 17, 2014. You may have arrived here before the start, which could mean all of the sites aren’t ready quite yet. Once the official start has begun, you should go to Stop #1 (www.robinleehatcher.com) and then work your way through the sites, gathering clues and entering bonus giveaways, until you reach the final stop which will also be on the site of Robin Lee Hatcher.
The hunt ends on Sunday, October 19, 2014 at one minute before midnight (Mountain). That means you have all of the weekend to finish it, so take your time. Enjoy reading the exclusive content the authors have prepared for you. You will collect a CLUE IN RED at each stop. Write them down as you go. At the end of the hunt, you will enter the clues into a Rafflecopter form. (The answer will make sense, even if you aren’t familiar with the quote.)
The hunt is open to international entries. The grand prize is a Kindle Fire HDX. Two runners-up will receive a new release from each of the participating authors.
IN CASE YOU FIND A BROKEN LINK…
Robin Lee Hatcher has prepared a “cheat sheet” with direct links to each author’s post in case a site goes down or a link gets broken. We hope there will be no such issues, but just in case, please make note of the URL for the Participating Authors & Stops page so you can check back and be able to complete the hunt.
On With the Hunt. . .
It is my extreme pleasure to host my dear friend, Lynette Eason, on this 2014 Autumn Scavenger Hunt. Lynette and I have forged a great friendship, one in which we realize we had many things in common. . .including our kitchen windows.
Ronie’s kitchen window
Lynette’s kitchen window!
Without further ado, here’s Lynette….
Lynette Eason
is the author of the bestselling, award winning Deadly Reunions Series. She lives in South Carolina with her husband and two children.
Working with Deaf Children
Simon Harding is Dani Harding’s 11 year old son in Nowhere To Turn. He’s clever, he’s stubborn –and he’s deaf. Simon became deaf when he tried to intervene in his father’s beating of his mother.
Nowhere To Turn is a story that holds a special place in my heart. It’s true – I love children. But even more, I love deaf children. Deafness runs in my family so I suppose when I was choosing a career (before I started writing) deaf education was a given. I got a Masters in Deaf Education and taught at the Deaf school in Spartanburg, SC before I quit to write full time. I met a lot of great kids during those years and came to love and admire most of them.
So when I decided to give Dani a son, I decided to make him deaf as a tribute to all of the amazing deaf kids I’ve had the privilege of knowing and working with over the past 15 years. I hope you get a chance to read Nowhere To Turn and meet Simon. I think you’ll love him, too.
About Nowhere to Turn
The day Danielle Harding takes her 11-year-old son, Simon, and flees from her abusive husband, is the same day Kurt Harding dies. A relieved Dani believes she and her son are finally safe–but in reality, the danger has just begun. When Kurt was alive, he took something important to a mysterious person. That person wants the item back and believes Dani now has it. As she and her son run for their lives, they have nowhere to turn, until she hires Adam Buchanan of Operation Refuge and goes into hiding. Unfortunately, she won’t be able to hide for long . . .
The Scavenger Hunt Skinny
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RAPID-FIRE FICTION GIVEAWAY!!
I think it’s time for a little Fall cleaning–as in, cleaning out my office closet. As a result, one awesome winner will win an entire Rapid-Fire Fiction collection!! That includes these twelve titles!!
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It won’t let me enter.
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Because the contest hasn’t started yet. It starts at noon (EST) today.
I think the premise of Lynette’s book, Nowhere To Turn, sounds nice. As a young child, my best friend deaf parents, and I was very intent on learning how to sign so I could communicate with them. I remember the time the mom opened their front door to me, and I painstakingly (painfully, slowly) signed each letter in my sentence, asking if my friend could come out to play. I didn’t yet realize they had signs for whole words or phrases. The mother was very patient and kind toward me. 🙂
I adore books created in a series. I would love to read yours! Thank you for the chance to win the set. It’s very generous of you!
thank you for the chance to win a copy of your book 🙂
I love everything Lynette Eason writes. Plus, she is such a sweet person to talk too. Thanks, Ronie for the interview.
I am really excited to read this book. Ms. Eason has a unique ability to write Christian novels that are a perfect blend of mystery, suspense, action with (often) just a touch of romance. The premise of this books sounds really interesting, it sounds like the kind of story that would make a great movie. The best part of books like that are that you get to create the movie in your imagination!
I have always loved how Lynette anchors her suspense in reality. Her writing keeps me turning pages.
I can’t wait to read this book 🙂
Ronie, I love reading your books. I love the action, suspense and romance that you weave throughout the story. I agree with the comment above – these books would make great movies!! Thank you for using the talents God has given you.
I love that Lynette takes her knowledge of and schooling for helping the deaf and incorporating it into her story line. This sounds like a great read!
I’ve never read any of your books, but I am adding them to my to be read list! I love action and suspense novels!
I just downloaded Raptor 6 to read (haven’t gotten to it yet but am looking forward to it). I think my nephew will like them too.
Interesting interview–I have read all of Lynette’s books and it’s great to get the author’s perspective!
Thanks so much for the giveaways and the scavenger hunt!
really enjoy your novels!
super excited about the scavenger hunt
I have read some of your books and look forward to reading more.
I love Lynette Eason’s books , can’t wait to read the newest one. 🙂
But I have to say your books are my favorites 🙂
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Thank you, Kimmie! You are so sweet!
I think having a character who is deaf is an incredible challenge for a writer, but with her background, it’s sure to be well done. Sounds like an intriguing story!
I love Lynette’s books and this one sounds great! I’ve always wanted to learn ASL, but just haven’t gotten a chance yet. It’s amazing to watch deaf men, women, and children sign along with worship songs and to worship right along with them.
I’ll definitely be reading that book!
Sounds like a great read. My aunt teaches deaf children, so I think it’s great that Lynette used to do the same. 🙂
Can’t wait for Hawk to come out!
So I didn’t read the instructions closely (and I still can’t wait for Hawk to come out). 🙂
The covers of Lynette Eason’s books always catch my attention and the latest sounds full of suspense, which is one of the things I love in a book!
My daughter is a speech therapist in the school system so this subject always interests me.
I read Nowhere to Turn a couple weeks ago and really enjoyed it! I definitely recommend reading it to those who haven’t yet!
Thank you for being a part of the hunt! I can’t wait to read Lynette’s “Nowhere to Turn”~ 🙂
Hi, Lynette! I can’t wait to meet Simon in NOWHERE TO TURN!
Thanks so much for the fantastic RAPID-FIRE FICTION GIVEAWAY, Ronie!!
i don’t believe I have ready any of your books…I’m always looking for new authors…excited to start reading yours…..
Love Lynette Eason’s books!
By the way, I love Ronie Kindig’s books also 🙂
Author
Thank you! So glad to know you do!! 😀 Thank you for stopping by, Nancy!
Want to win her book!
I find it very lovely you worked with special needs, and paid tribute to them in your novel!
Thank you for your willingness to give away. I look forward to reading the Rapid Fire Collection.
Joyce Guard
I only know a little sign language, but I have always thought it would be fun to learn more. I will have to add Nowhere To Turn to my TBR list for sure! Thanks to both of you for sharing!
I have Lynette’s book for review, but I sure do love both of your action packed books! I love how you both have the same HOME kitchen décor.. I wanted one of those, but I won’t copy now lol.. Thanks for the contests, and putting so much time and effort into it. Myself, as a reader, really appreciates it each year! I have never won, but I love reading so much about your books, and personal stories!!!
I love your books and can’t wait to read the new one!!! great job!
I have already read Lynette’s latest book and LOVED it…. seriously don’t have enough good things to say about it. Edge of my seat all the way!
I can’t wait for this book. I love all the books you have done so far. I turned another lady who works in the church library on to your books. She can’t get enough of them either.
So many books!
I haven’t read any of these books, but they sound fascinating! Hope I win them. And thanks for being part of this scavenger hunt. I am loving it.
I’ve never known anyone who was Deaf, but I’ve always had such an appreciation for ASL – it’s such a beautiful language. I took a little bit of it in college, and have made sure my girls grew up with the rudiments of it.
I love Lynette’s books!! She is one of my favorite authors – suspense, romance, great characters, Godly dialougue.
Great book
I love Lynette’s books! I think its a great idea to include a deaf child and am interested to see how the story plays out.
I think it is very cool and inspiring that Lynette Eason writes about the deaf – my best friend is working hard on getting involved in a deaf community.
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Thanks for sharing!
I have yet to read Lynette’s books, but this enticed me! I can’t wait to get started!
I’d love to have these books to read!
Sounds like an interesting twist. Thanks for the chance to win!
Thank you for participating in the hunt and opportunity to win your books!
Cannot wait to read it.
Enjoying the scavenger hunt and checking out the new books coming out and seeing others I haven’t read yet. What fun!
Looking forward to reading this book!
I would really love to win these books! They look like a great collection and what a great introduction to what may be a new favorite author!
II am very excited about Lynette´s book. As a missionary to the Deaf in Yucatan, Mexico I find the subject matter right up my alley! I will be asking for her book for Christmas this year!
I haven’t read any of Lynette’s books yet. I am always looking for new authors to read. Thanks for the chance to win.
In the middle of reading Raptor. It is a constant fight between reading another chapter or doing homework.
This is fun reading all about you and your books.
Nowhere to Turn looks like a great read. I was friends with a deaf family years ago. Every time I read about a deaf character I can’t help but smile as I remember their sweet nature and enthusiasm for life and Jesus.
It’s so amazing that you guys are doing this giveaway! Thank you!
I enjoy your books very much and have shared them with my fellow readers. Thanks for your hard work!
Thank you so much for participating in the scavenger hunt! I’ve added your books to my must read list! 🙂
It’s interesting how many of us have had some contact with a deaf person or two. It sounds like an intriguing story.
I love Lynette Eason’s books -and yours, too! I haven’t read Nowhere To Turn Yet, but would like to! My niece is deaf, but with the help from 2 Cochlear implants is now a Dr. She taught her 2 yr old daughter sign language at a very early age.
Looking forward to reading your books! Just discovered you… 😀
See? These scavengers are valuable – for all of us!
Lynette Eason is such a wonderful writer! I studied sing-language/ASL under several different teachers. The first had a deaf daughter, the second was her assistant, and the last is my mom. I just taught our Wednesday night kids class a signing song on Wednesday that we will continue to work on. One of our church friends worked with a deaf young all through high school and we had opportunity to meet her and signed for some of the service for her a few times. I am looking forward to reading Nowhere to Turn and I cannot wait to read your books, Ronie!!
I have read some of your books and would love to read: Nowhere to Turn (I know sign language & have signed at church and in special education/adult workshop settings)
The Rapid-Fire books look intriguing!
There are very few books with someone who is deaf as a main character. The time is past due! I am glad to see that Lynette Eason has taken on the challenge. What great characters! You can feel their feelings and see the world through their eyes. I look forward to reading more of her works.
Sounds like a wonderful suspense novel about a mother and son running from an abusive man. Love to win those 12 novels!
I love your books! This is an amazing prize–so many wonderful books by you! Hope I win!
“Nowhere to run” sounds like an intriguing read. I look forward to reading it.
I love your books.
I would love to win the books!
Thank you so much for being a part of this hunt. I love these and always find a new author and several books!
Stephanie C.
I love how “Nowhere to Run” is also a tribute to Lynette’s former students. It looks like a real nail biter too. I can’t imagine thinking you are finally safe and the threat picks up a notch. 🙂 Thanks for participating in this awesome scavenger hunt Ronie.
This is my first scavenger hunt and I am meeting a lot of new authors. Thank you.
i know i will love it, because it has Lynette’s name on it. Ronie and Lynette’s book are must haves! Thanks!
I love her books! Can’t wait to read more!
I love her books! Can’t wait to read more
I think its amazing that more and more authors are branching out to write about being deaf or working with the deaf. I am hearing impaired and I love the world of the deaf but I work hard at trying to bridge the gap like a modern day Rosetta Stone.
Thank you for being a part of this scavenger hunt. It’s always great to have an opportunity to win a book.
Lynette’s book blogged here sounds interesting. Thank you for the drawing. 🙂
Thanks for the hunt and giveaway. I love Lynette’s books.
Thanks for being a part of the scavenger hunt! Lynette Eason book looks exciting! I am excited that she is including a deaf character in her book. Not many authors take this path and I am excited to she how she conveys him in the book and his part in the story line!
I have several of LynettecEason’s books on my Goodread’s to read list. I’m intrigued by her story about a deaf boy especially in a suspence novel.
Thank you for participating in the Scavenger Hunt and for this giveaway opportunity!
I’m getting ready to read Lynette’s newest in the next week or so
Ronie, how cool is it that your book covers are actual real live heroes? What a wonderful thing!
This looks like an excellent read. Thank you for the hunt!
I love the special meaning of having Dani’s son be deaf. Can’t wait to read the book!
I loved nowwhere to turn. It was a wonderful book.
Enjoying the Hunt and Giveaways!
I have read one of her books and have another on hold at the library.
Being a veteran and a military widow I would love to win these books.
I can’t wait to read the story! I took some sign language classes from a local family that has a deaf child, so this book hits a soft spot!
You are so generous in your giveaway. I am really looking forward to reading these books. This blog hop scavenger hunt is so fun. Thank you in your generousity for participating in it
What a nice collection of books to share with a reader!
I am new to your work but would love to become acquainted with your writing.
What a wonderful idea, to create a character who is deaf and yet strong. I love that being deaf does not define him.
It sounds like such a good read. Thank you for sharing.
I love to read Lynette Eason’s books.
You book sounds like it is a real page turner.
Ronie, I loved hearing about your unique cover models. Those covers turned out awesome!
Lynette, Nowhere to Turn is in my to-be-read basket right now. I’m itching to get to it, but a couple proofing jobs currently hold my attention. I love how you’re able to dedicate your latest book to the kids you worked with over the years by creating a deaf character. That is too cool.
Blessings,
Andrea
writingtoinspire.blogspot.com
Would love to read the book
I’ve worked with children who were deaf in my classroom. It’s neat that Lynette made it part of her book.
Hi Lynnette, There’s a little boy who comes to my church and he is deaf. His father is going to start teaching sign language once a week to any one who wants to learn. jenny
jennydtipton at gmail dot com
It’s almost final exam season but as soon as its over I’m looking forward to picking up Raptor =)
Nowhere To Turn sounds like it will be even more interesting to read with Lynette’s background in hearing impaired education.
I’ve been fascinated with the blind and the deaf–partially because our family had some blind friends and partially because of Helen Keller’s story! What a challenge she was! Yet what a blessing!
I love Lynette’s books!! She is one of my favorite authors. I love how she writes!
I would love to read this book series. I enjoy mysteries, and I’ve never read anything that featured a main character who is deaf. Thank you for offering this giveaway!
Lynette’s book sounds like a fascinating read–I haven’t read much with deaf characters. Thanks for participating in the scavenger hunt, and for the fantastic bonus giveaway! WOW!
Thank you for the chance to win the collection!
Its amazing you choose deafness to add to your story line. Katy Lee chose that also in her story and I found it to be very nice to see a disability actually used as a part of the storys. I try hard to teach my girls to learn sign lang so that later they can talk to or interpret for the deaf. Deafness doesn’t run in our family but many need to be able to hear who actually cannot.
Blessings
Linda
Love your books!! I have a cousin who attended the school for the deaf at Whitten Village and we have an employee who is deaf….both of them are fantastically motivated!!! Love your books, Lynette!!!
Great hunt -sign me up for the prize!!
I haven’t read Lynette’s books before, but I can’t wait to. One of my daughter’s best friends is deaf, so this will be a fun story to share with her as well.
I love going on all of these hunts and learning something new about authors I already knew and loved! Ronnie, I love your passion and support for our Military!! As coming from a long line of family involved in various branches of our Armed Forces I want to thank you!! I also love that you used real life heros on the covers of you newest series! And I loved reading about Lynnette! I grew up by a School for the Deaf and had a teacher very passionate about Deaf Culture and ASL. I had a buddy at the School for the Deaf and loved every minute of it!!! It is something that has stayed with me to this day!
love Lynettes books, but I haven’t got to read this one yet. Looking forward to it!
Thank you for the interview. I love all her books!!!!
I always wondered how one would use deafness in a character in a book. I think we’ve all seen it at one time or another in a movie or show but I don’t think I’ve ever read where a character is deaf. I began studying sign language in my early twenties. Lack of financial help caused me to stop. I can still finger spell and every now and then catch a word or two when I see someone signing. Thank you both so much for being a part of the Scavenger Hunt. I think this is like my fourth one and I always enjoy them, it’s how I met you two!
I just finished reading “Raptor 6”-so good! I’m really looking forward to “Hawk” coming out soon. 🙂 And I love the book covers, too.
I love reading Lynette Eason’s books and I love getting to see a glimpse behind the scenes of this wonderful author. I would like to be enter to win Ronie Kendig’s books, please. I love reading her books and would like to own them all. Thanks
Wow! What an awesome giveaway! Thanks for the opportunity.
having not read any of your work yet I love the sound of the book; I’ve heard before of extreme stress causing
the body to shut down on different levels. Very interesting.
Enjoyed the hunt thanks for being part of it.
I love Lynette’s books and yours as well Ronie!
Thanks for doing the scavenger hunt!
she and her son run for their lives, – sounds like a book I’d like 🙂
I love both Ms. Eason’s, and your books, Ronie! I’m so excited for the next book! 🙂 Keep ’em coming!
The Rapid-Fire Fiction collection looks awesome! I’m so glad I did the scavenger hunt and found some great new authors to read!!!
I think this book sounds great! I love when authors tackle more complex issues like being deaf!!!!! would love to win the series!
It’s hard to find action/adventure in Christian fiction. Sounds like your books fit the bill!! I look forward to reading them. Thanks for participating in the scavenger hunt!
I have a few deaf friends and acquaintances and I think it’s great that a deaf character is being featured in this novel. I will surely read it now.
I have not yet read Lynette Eason. I have an interest in the deaf and learned sign language in college. Part of the course consisted of exercises to relate to how the deaf are treated in the everyday world. I was amazed at the results. I look forward to reading about Simon and his mom. Thank you Ronnie also for the chance to win your books!
I love all Lynette Eason’s suspense work but I have a special place in my heart for the deaf too…so I would love to win a copy of her book.
Lynette’s book sounds awesome thanks for the chance to win!!
I am midway thru Operation ZULU: Redemption and let me just say it was a battle to stop reading long enough to get on the Scavenger Hunt!!! Between your books and Lynette’s, which I have been hooked on FOREVER, my reading seldom lacks for excitement. Kudos to you both!
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You made my day!! THANK YOU!! I’m delighted you’re enjoying Zulu!!
I have Nowhere To Turn but haven’t started it yet because I had just started another one that I am having trouble getting interested in. It’s taking all my will power not to stop and read Lynette’s instead.
Lynette Eason has been a favorite of mine for a long time. I adore her writing. I wish I could afford all of her books. Of course, I love Christian writing above any other kind. Long ago I committed to read only Christian Fiction.
Lynette’s book sounds great but winning the Rapid Fire collection sounds even better!
I am already a huge fan of Lynette’s and read everything she writes. She is one of the inspirations I use for my own writing. I cannot wait to read her latest book!
I believe her book sounds remarkable. Would love to have the opportunity to read it. I enjoyed reading her interview, because I remember as a child my Dad had a first cousin who was deaf and he met and married a deaf lady from their school. I was fascinated with sign language. Thank you for participating in this scavenger hunt.
Sounds like a very good read.
Lynette’s suspense stories are always so good! I like that she’s included a child with special needs in this book. I work as a special ed para at an elementary school with some great kids. Thanks for the chance to win your books, Ronie. I love that your new series features real military men on the covers.
I absolutely love reading Lynette Eason’s stories!! And I can’t wait for this one!
I absolutely love love Lynette Eason’s books she truly is gifted. So glad to be participate in the Scavenger Hunt.
This looks like a great book. I love knowing a book is written about a subject dear to the author’s heart. Thank you for being part of this scavenger hunt.
I have not read Lynette’s work yet, but have heard great things about her books. This story looks very interesting.
Love Lynette’s books and look forward to reading this one sounds great can’t wait to read it.
I fell in love with your books when I found the A Breed Apart series. From the first page to the last I just had to know what happened next. Thank you for writing these amazing books.
i have read this book and could not put it down..gave me one of those book hangovers staying up late to finish it.
“No Where to Turn” sounds like an exciting, emotional book which I would love to read!! My son dated a girl whose younger brother was deaf – my son learned sign language and volunteered to help at social functions for the deaf. He didn’t marry the girl, however, his mother-in-law signs at all the church services at her church. My family does, indeed, have a connection with the deaf.
Thanks for the opportunity to win a set of each of your books, Ronie!!
Lynnette’s book sounds so very enlightening! I am sure reading it would teach me a lot, and it sounds like it would be just as entertaining.
Blessings!
Wow, the whole set! Very exciting.
Sounds like a great book!
Lynette’s book sounds wonderful. The idea of having Dani’s son be deaf is fascinating to me. I’m wondering if that is helpful or a hindrance as they are trying to run for their lives.
I have never read Lynette’s works, but I have heard great things. I can’t wait to read her books.
I want your entire collection! I keep loaning mine out and not getting them back. I already bought backup copies once, but… I can’t help giving them out to people who need to be introduced to great Christian fiction. God bless you and may you write many more…
I didn’t know Lynette Eason had a background in deaf education! One of my favorite shows to watch with my family was “Sue Thomas F.B.Eye” which was inspired by the true story of Sue Thomas, who assisted the FBI through her lip-reading abilities. She was deaf, but can sign and speak. I got to meet and hear her speak in high school. An amazing lady!
Also, loved to find out about your book covers in the last blog stop, Mrs. Kendig –what a neat tribute!
Oops –just FYI, my rafflecopter name is Zekkaina! =)
Seeing that you have a Masters in Deaf Education made me realize that anything you write about will be spot on. I am impressed to pick up your book ” Nowhere to turn” which sounds like it is going to be a winner.
I think it is neat Lynette is writing about a deaf child and what it is like growing up with a child that is deaf. Thank you for the giveaway!
Love your books! Thanks so much for the Scavenger Hunt!
I love Lynette Easons books…….. And yours. Looking forward to your new one coming out.
I like the premise of Lynette’s book. I just put it on my list of books to find! Thank you for introducing me to her.
I’d love to read some of your books! They sound great!
Hi Roni!
Thank you for introducing Lynette. 🙂 Just the bit above has me interested what will happen to Danielle and Simon. Although, I have not worked with deaf children; I grew up for a while with a deaf child in my Sunday School class, so we learned the songs we sang in sign language as well. I have a special place in my heart for children with special needs. Thank you, Lynette, for sharing behind the story. I look forward to reading the novel. I hope you both have a fabulous rest of your evening & weekend. 🙂
~Mippy/Sabrina 🙂
Really looking forward to reading Lynette’s book, Nowhere to Turn. Our niece used ASL when she was young as she had speech problems, so our younger daughters learned it also. Our daughter studied ASL in high school.
This book sounds like a very interesting read. I would love to win your book.
sounds good!
It’s interesting this is the second book about deaf children in the hunt. However, given this child is deaf do to violence… woooh… Nowhere to Turn must be intense.
Your books look good, and I’d love to read them.
HAWK is nearly here!!!!!! (Don’t want to win the prize – since I have all your books, just wanted to stop by and say Hi!)
All twelve books?!? That would be the highlight of my year! I’ve been wanting to read your books, but haven’t found them at my local library yet. If I win them, I wouldn’t have to request them at the library! 🙂
Thanks Ronnie for participating in the scavenger hunt. Can’t wait to ready your books!
I really like to read this kind of book, and the deaf son is a plus. I have always been fascinated by sign language, and I taught my daughter and granddaughter how to sign as soon as they were able to make purposeful movements with their hands so they could communicate before they were able to develop speech. I hope they will be able to retain it and continue with future children.
Hi Ronie!
Thanks for introducing Lynette…I love her books and I love your books, too!
Would love to have the chance to win your collection, but I can’t enter because I don’t have Facebook.
Please enter me in your giveaway.
Author
My contest has nothing to do with Facebook. It’s all handled on the Rafflecopter widget at the end of my post.
EDITED: Aha! I see what you mean now. And I also found a way to include your email address.
Thank you! I love her books!
Great scavenger hunt!
Your books sound like they are good.
LOVED Nowhere To Turn! Having lots of fun with this scavenger hunt! Thanks for participating.
I have several of Lynette Eason’s books and enjoy them thoroughly. My Grandson studies sign so I’m always interested in more information. Thank you for being a stop in this hunt.
It takes a special gift to be a teacher. I think it is really neat that Lynette has taught the deaf!
i LOVE Lynette’s books & this series is great!!! “Nowhere to turn” was super intense!!! Both of you are in my top author list : )
I’m an Air Force Brat…very excited to read your books!
“Nowhere to Turn” sounds interesting! A deaf character isn’t very common, although the circumstances leading to his deafness are heartbreaking!
Thanks for featuring Lynette! Haven’t read many of her books but they sound great!
I love Lynette and as a rapidly growing deaf adult who has two daughters who are also going deaf I will definitely want to read this one! Thanks for the hunt! Blessings.
I have put Nowhere To Turn on my to be read list! Thank you so much for participating in the Scavenger hunt.
I LOVE that you use real service members on your covers!
I just finished this book and loved it. The suspense certainly got my heart rate going. I was sitting in a drs office and was wondering if it would make my blood pressure reading off the charts. 😉 Great book!
This sounds really good, I love her books already and can’t wait to read this one to.
Thanks for the chance to win this collection!
Woops! Hit Enter too soon. I really enjoyed Simon’s character in Lynette’s story.
I love how you both have the same kitchen windows! That is very fun. I enjoyed reading the interview.
Becky
Hi Lynette, My proficiency in sign language is “sing.” Brings a smile ~ I would like to win your story! Kathleen ~ Lane Hill House
P.S. WoW with your and Ronie’s kitchens!
I think “Nowhere to Turn” looks like an exciting read. I was a special education teacher before having children and I worked with a few hearing impaired children, so this part of the plot sounds interesting, too!
I love your books and Lynette’s books. You are two of my favorite authors!
I look forward to reading your book!
I am looking forward to reading your books. i haven’t read any military intrigue in a while and yours have grabbed my attention.
I love your stories.
I have read two of Lynette Easton’s books and they were so good. I have read the first book of two different series.
Thank you so much for doing this contest. Book contest are very fun to me but I’m sure it takes a lot of time and work on your part. Your prize is amazing. You are very kind to your fans.
Thanks so much for participating in the scavenger hunt. What fun! Would love to win your book bundle!
Blessings,
Gay Idle/CaptiveHeart
No Where To Turn sounds like it will be a really great read because especially with the hearing-impared part of the story.
hi Ronnie. This is a great gift. I enjoyed your blog and would love to be your winner. Maxie
I am excited about the possibility of winning the series!
I haven’t previously read any of your books, but reading about them on your blog makes me hopeful I’ll win when you clean out your closet. Thanks for being one of the authors in the scavenger hunt–this has been fun.
Thanks for the contest I have not read any of your books yet but they sound great!! 🙂
Finished Raptor 6 last night and have Hawk pre ordered. Can’t get over that these are written by a woman even though I am a Marine wife with 2 Navy sons and am very well versed in military lingo and read military adventure books almost exclusively. You go right to the top
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WOW! What a HIGH compliment. Thank you! and thanks to you and your family for you service and sacrifices!! Thank you, Sue! You blessed me tonight!
Your storie sound very interesting.
Lynette is a new-to-me author…but I will soon remedy that. The book described sounds wonderful! And Ronie, I guess I am surprised that you are a woman author! I have seen your books but always thought they were for men. I think my husband & I will enjoy them together. You know the saying, “The couple that reads together…” I don’t know it either, but it sounds like a good plan!
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LOL! That last line cracked me up. I”m often mistaken for a male author when people haven’t previously engaged me. That’s a great compliment to me. 😀 I hope you’ll give the books a try–and that your hubby will enjoy them, too. I write my books so that MY husband won’t be embarrassed by anything in them. 😀
I love your books Lynette! I have read a couple of them and own one 🙂 Great mysteries!
Thanks Ronie for the great giveaway!
Absolutely love Lynette’s books and looking forward to her newest one.
Really enjoying the scanvenger hunt!
I have read a few of Lynette Eason’s books, and they are amazing! She has some really good suspense books that are awesome!
I cannot wait to read your book. thank you for the opportunity.
I love both of these women’s work . The fact Lynette’s latest has a hearing-impaired character makes it so much more special to my heart. It makes me remember the veterans I worked with so closely and treasure every second I have with my husband. Thank you for the wonderful post, Ronie.
I love your kitchen windows! That’s so funny!
I have loved all of Lynette’s books and cannot wait to read Nowhere to Turn. I love that she has taken something she knows so well and is so personally close to her and written it into her storyline.
I love it when authors intertwine their own personal experiences within their books or characters.
Lynette is one of my favorite authors, and I have also worked with deaf children in schools. I’m really looking forward to reading this story! Thank you both for participating!!!
I love your books.
Lynette’s books look like a really great suspense novel and I enjoy this genre. Knowing that one of her characters is deaf intrigues me and I can’t wait to pick this one up.
@Ms. Kendig, I have been wanting to read your Rapid-Fire Series. As with any big series it has been rough trying to get them all. Thank you so much for the chance to win these. =)
Recently read Nowhere To Turn and loved it! Loved Simon, too! Lynette’s one of my favorites!
LOVE your covers and the way they honor our military! And have loved all your books!
Wow your giveaway is amazing! Always love reading your books. And the covers that you have – well the art department is doing a fine job….
Can’t wait to read Hawk!
Wish I had a way to win these! I don’t have Facebook therefore I cannot like your page. Although if I did have Facebook I would definitely like it and participate. 🙁
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Chloe, I will manually enter your name/email address into the Rafflecopter widget. Thanks for stopping by!
This is so fun!
Wow these sound awesome!
I haven’t gotten the chance to check out your books yet, but I’m really looking forward to it, especially the dog series.
I have not had personal experience with anyone who was actually deaf, but I have been around those who had hearing difficulties. I think that would be a very hard thing for the person not to be able to hear music, or a baby’s cry. And as I understand it, some deaf people have a hard time speaking, because they do not hear.
I do have a cousin, well, she’s mother’s cousin but closer to my age, whose granddaughter is deaf. I’ve not been around Charlotte, but I understand she was a good little girl and has grown into a lovely young woman.
I do like reading stories about people with disabilities [and I even hesitate to call the special circumstance ‘disability’] because I learn so much. And people are normal people – they just have different things to overcome than I do.
Thanks for sharing the exclusive! I’ve read great reviews of her books!
Thanks for the giveaway and for participating in the hunt!
All of the authors sound so good…looking forward to reading more. 😉