by Johnnie Alexander | Jul 4, 2017 | Authors, Books, What Hope Remembers, When Love Arrives, Where She Belongs
Congratulations to Sandra Allen Lovelace and Robin Weiss! Sandra’s heroine is Dani. Robin’s hero is AJ. Both winners may select their choice of one of the three Misty Willow novels. Thanks to everyone who participated in the giveaway by sharing your results to the...
by Johnnie Alexander | Jun 27, 2017 | Books, What Hope Remembers, When Love Arrives, Where She Belongs
The three heroes of the Misty Willow Series are as different as the lovely ladies who capture their hearts. Which one would you choose for the perfect date? AJ, a history teacher and football coach, will happily take you to a college football game–most likely at The...
by Johnnie Alexander | Jun 20, 2017 | Books, What Hope Remembers, When Love Arrives, Where She Belongs
Three different stories. Three very different heroines. Shelby wants to raise her young daughters where she was happiest as a child–her grandparents’ home and farm. Family traditions are important to her, and she loves Cary Grant movies. Dani dances to her own beat...
by Johnnie Alexander | Jan 3, 2017 | Books, When Love Arrives, Where She Belongs
Congratulations to the winners of the Misty Willow Novels / Cary Grant giveaways. Trixi O. won the Where She Belongs prize package. Jasmyne won the When Love Arrives prize package. A great big thanks and virtual hug to everyone who...
by Johnnie Alexander | Dec 20, 2016 | Books, When Love Arrives, Where She Belongs
Christmas is the time for giving and winter is the time for curling up with a good story–a contemporary romance or a classic movie. Here’s your opportunity to win one of two fun prize packages. Where She Belongs Giveaway Shelby and AJ quote lines from Cary Grant...
by Johnnie Alexander | Oct 7, 2016 | Random Travel, Treasured Moments, When Love Arrives
Today’s Post: Exploring the PEI Bottle House Museum and Giveaway Links for When Love Arrives I had no idea what to expect when my sister said, “Let’s go see the Bottle House.” It’s not a historic or literary attraction–I’ll be sharing Anne of Green Gables photos later...
