Since I’m finding it difficult to read the print in the Love Inspired lines and I don’t do well with ebooks either, I’m reduced to enjoying my LI and LIS books whenever they appear in audio editions. Thankfully, a number of the Suspense line make it’s way into my audible library, but not enough to suit me! Unfortunately, that means the number of LI and LIS books I read as dwindled.
I still want to support the authors though, so I have started a Love Inspired and Love Inspired Suspense monthly new releases giveaway. Separate days for each line. I’ll list all the books and synopsis in a post and you can choose which book you would like to win if your name is drawn.
FOR THIS GIVEAWAY: Choose ONE of the *April Love Inspired books listed below, add the title to a comment (or in an email – kavluvstoreadATyahooDOTca) and if your name is drawn, that’s the book you will win.
*Just to make things complicated, these books have May as their release month but they actually become available in stores and online on April 23 so I’m calling them April releases?!
April Love Inspired Releases
Yukon Wilderness Evidence by Darlene L. Turner — Solving a cold case could rob her of her future...When skeletal remains are uncovered in the Yukon forest, forensic botanist Keeley Ash is called to the crime scene—and ends up abducted. She never expects her ex, paramedic Brett Ryerson, to come to her rescue, or her gathered evidence to be linked to a cold case. And when their son—who Brett never knew existed—is kidnapped, they’ll stop at nothing to save him and outrun the hunters determined to silence Keeley.
Uncovering Colorado Secrets by Rhonda Starnes — Getting to the truth could be deadly…With her sister and brother-in-law murdered, it’s up to bodyguard Adeline Scott to keep her twin nephews safe from a killer’s crosshairs. So when an intruder breaks into their home and threatens them, she turns to her security expert boss, Linc Jameson, for help. But will they track down the answers as to what really happened before a killer strikes again?
Hidden in the Canyon by Jodie Bailey — An attempted abduction. A shocking murder. And a suspect list growing longer...After Angie Garcia is attacked on her ranch near the Grand Canyon, uncovering the culprit becomes her biggest challenge. And she’ll have to work with the last man she wants to see—Special Agent Lincoln Tucker—to investigate potential suspects. But with attacks escalating and a ranch hand missing, can they dig up the truth that links Angie to a perilous secret—and a ruthless killer—before it’s too late?
Her Duty Bound Defender by Sharee Stover — Threatened and falsely accused, she’ll need this K-9’s protection…Only seconds after widowed mother-to-be Naomi Carr-Cavanaugh is rescued from two masked gunmen, she’s accused of multiple murders. Detective Bennett Ford believes he’s finally apprehended the Rocky Mountain Killer—until Naomi is attacked again. Now she must rely on Bennett and his K-9 partner for protection. But with threats closing in, she’ll have to prove her innocence first in order to stay alive…Mountain Country K-9 Unit #2
Disappearance in Pinecraft by Lenora Worth — Her sister has disappeared, and now her life is on the line...When Adina Maas arrives in Pinecraft to find her missing sister, she’s blindsided by abductors who attempt to kidnap her. To her surprise, Nathan Kohr, a familiar face from her past, is there to save her. And it’s clear that whatever trouble Adina’s sister is in, Adina is now a target, too. But with Nathan’s help, can they find out who’s after the Maas sisters before Adina is the next to disappear?
Cold Case Tracker by Maggie K. Black — A missing sibling. A targeted witness. A K-9 on the case...K-9 officer Jackson Locke’s sister has vanished—and the key to finding her lies with Amy Scout…his sister’s best friend and his old crush. But when Amy comes under attack, two things become Jackson’s sister has been investigating cold cases and someone wants Amy dead. Now he must untangle the mystery between the cold cases and his sister’s disappearance while guarding Amy from an enemy willing to kill to hide the truth…
GIVEAWAY OPPORTUNITY:
This giveaway is for a print or ebook copy. Winner’s choice.
US – available in print or ebook — winner’s choice
Canada – available in print or ebook — winner’s choice
International – ebook copy if you have a US Kindle account.
If you would like a chance to win a copy of one of these April Love Inspired Suspense books, leave a comment below or email me at kavluvstoread AT yahoo DOT ca. If you add an email to your comment, remember to use AT and DOT instead of @ and . in order to protect yourself from spammers. If you enter the draw via email, please add the title to the subject line so it’s easy to spot your entry. Draw will be held and winner announced on Saturday April 27 2024.
I’d love to win Jodie’s as she is one of my most favorite LIS authors.
melmo2610ATgmailDOTcom
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She’s a great author and Hidden in the Canyon sounds really good. Good luck, Melmo!
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Disappearance in Pinecraft by Lenora Worth
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Good luck, Kim!
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Thank you. I would love to read: Her Duty Bound Defender by Sharee Stover
I would choose e-book if available.
quilting dash lady at comcast dot net
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That one is in audio format too and it just popped into my audible library. Looking forward to reading it…er listening…to it this week. Good luck, Lori!
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Having read two of them, my choices are of those left. As much as I’d love to read them ALL, if I were fortunate enough to be selected, I would love the opportunity to read COLD CASE TRACKER by Maggie K. Black. I’m just a total “gotta read “gal when it comes to the K-9 stories. That cover just screams action, danger and suspense.
Thank you so much for the chance to win a copy!
2clowns at arkansas dot net
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You’re way ahead of the game this month! Good luck, Kay!
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Just commenting, as I know this was also discussed last week regarding the print size, print darkness, paper tone, etc. I also have been noticing that more and more to the degree it has somewhat altered my reading habits. And I have looked at a variety of books and counted, for same size and style books, number of lines per similar pages. For a bit longer book, they seem to be compressing more lines per page. I read a great deal of Bethany and Revell authors plus from various other publishers. Some are worse than others. If more of us speak up on popular blogs such as yours, perhaps someone might take note. I now worry when I gift a book for Christmas or otherwise, delivered directly to the recipient, if it will be a comfortable read.
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The more lines per page is what really does me in….the words all jumble together. Gotta imagine that would be difficult for people with different types of reading difficulties. Thankfully I am still able to read the Revell type books. And I am good with hardcover copies which I can get from my library. Large print as well. What’s really strange is that the cozy mysteries I read are the same physical size as a LI book but I can usually read them and that’s because there’s a nice space between lines and the print tends to be a bit larger font too. And the ink is darker. I can understand that publishers are trying to fight rising production costs and perhaps they are gambling that more people read ebooks now so it’s not a big deal.
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This is a hard list to choose from. I’d love to read them all. So ….. I guess I’ll go with “The Cold Case Tracker” by Maggie K. Black.
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Maggie K. Black is a fantastic author. Good luck, Becky!
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How to choose? 😂 How about…Uncovering Colorado Secrets.
manderley23 at gmail dot com
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I used to have such a hard time choosing LI and LIS books each month but now it’s easy ’cause it’s what’s available on audible. 🙂 Takes away the angst of decision making. Good luck, Kimmy!
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Disappearance in Pinecraft. They all sound good. Blessings leliamae54(at)aol(dot)com
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I love a Pinecraft setting for an Amish story and a mystery there sounds fantastic. Good luck, Lucy!
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My choice would be Darlene Turner’s book. Thanks for the chance.
paulamarys49ATgmailDOTcom
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Good luck, Paula!
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