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I “met” Nicole Petrino-Salter several years back via her excellent blog, Into the Fire. Here was a fellow author who shared many of the same thoughts I did about the state of Christian fiction. She’s also a huge fan of one of my favorite authors, Vince Flynn. Since meeting her, Nicole has become a dear friend, one whom I can share my praises and complaints with, a friend who is a tremendous encourager and prayer warrior. Someday I hope to meet her in person!
About Nicole ~
Nicole Petrino-Salter writes love stories with a passion. After spending over 30 years in Thoroughbred horse racing, she wrote her first novel Hope of Glory about racing and life on the track. Since then she has written several books. Nicole lives just south of Seattle, Washington, and is devoted to the Lord Jesus Christ, her family, friends, pets, and writing novels for His glory. You can find her most days at hopeofglory.typepad.com.
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Nicole’s Novels ~
Sweet Release | Destination | The Famous One | Breath of Life | Hope of Glory
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So sweet of you, Bren. Many thanks for all you’ve done for ME! Very happy to be a part of your terrific and well-deserved celebration. Keep writing the desires of your heart.
I do hope to meet you one of these days this side of heaven and give you a big hug!
Someday I’ll make that trip west. I’ve always wanted to visit your area. With our family “nest” emptying out, that could happen sooner than later!
I am gonna say e books right now. Ive been known to read late in the night while hubs snores. The ebook doesn’t require a lamp on.
That’s a definite advantage to an ebook!
I prefer a paperback book. Some might think I am old school. I lived with no electricity during a hurricane for 3 days and that helped me to remember we shouldn’t be totally dependent on technology.
I’m with you. Definitely prefer paperback, but the Kindle does come in handy.
I prefer hardcover or paperback as apposed to ebook, but I have a slew of ebooks on my tablet yet to read as well as paperback books.
Same here! I don’t think I’ll ever get to all the books on my Kindle. 🙂