Today’s book giveaway is for inspirational historical romance book, A Rumored Fortune by Joanna Davidson Politano. You can check out my review for this book here (A Rumored Fortune book review).
Where can I learn more about this author and their books?
Joanna Davidson Politano, author website
This book was a first for me. It was the first time I had read anything by this author, the first time I had read a book so lyrical in its writing, and the first time I read a book that changed from first person point of view (heroine) to third person point of view (hero). I’m wouldn’t call myself an adventurous reader but I’m glad that I delved into this one. It just goes to show that you should always be willing to try new things, even in reading. 🙂
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The comment requirement for this giveaway is: If you had a fortune, how would you spend it?
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If I had a fortune, I would finish up the repairs that have been put off in our present home. I would buy a house in the mountains. I would buy or fix up a home near the coast. I would buy all new furniture and go on a shopping spree at a jewelry store. Hubby would probably want a new sports car and I would indulge that and buy myself a classic Mustang….completely refurbished, of course. We would take an Alaskan cruise and go to Canada to ride the train to see the fall color. We should probably go to Ireland and Scotland, too. Why not a complete European vacation?
That all sounds so great Perrianne. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
If I had a fortune, I would move to a better climate, travel, set aside portions for my kids’ futures, buy a new home for my parents, hire a maid service, and donate to all my favorite charities and nonprofits.
I love that Danielle. I would do some of those things too. 🙂 Thanks for commenting.
I would pay all my kid’s students loans off and give them enough to buy a house and live comfortablely. I would then pay medical bills for a family member and continue treatment for them. Next would be an RV for me and hubby to use so I could visit a library in every state. Definitely give to my church and donate money to several charities,
Oh, I just love the idea of visiting libraries in all the states Deana. I think I’ve just added a bucket list item. 🙂 Thanks for commenting.
Give part to my kids, part to support missions and the rest to travel.
Great! Thanks for commenting Gail. 🙂
books, travel … some shopping too?
Of course Beth. All that sounds like fun. 🙂 Thanks for commenting.
This is a new author to me! Her book sounds great!
Thanks for commenting Beverly. 🙂
Just a new house and vehicles nothing fancy and I’d keep the rest
Simple is good too Linda. 😉 Thanks for commenting.
If I had a fortune I would take my sisters to an all girls weekend, give the rest of it to charities.
How sweet Emily. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
I would give most of it to missionaries I know who need it badly overseas. These are national missionaries who live by faith. We visit them and work with them and they are very Godly people doing the Lord’s work.
That is awesome Faith. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
If I had a fortune I would pay all my Bill’s, sell my house and move to a small town. I would also make sure my family and close friends are ok financially. I would also like to travel and donate to charities that help animals, children, the elderly and other.in need.
Wonderful! Thanks for commenting Dianne. 🙂
If I had a fortune I would want to help abused women and children. I would move closer to my parents so I could help them more.Blessings!
That’s great Lucy! Thanks for commenting. 🙂
This book was soooo good!!
Welcome to my website Victoria. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
I would build my grandkids a new house…7 people in a tiny house.
Welcome to my website Judy. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
I would use my fortune to purchase a house with lots of land. I would use it to run a rescue center for animals. I would help children in need. I would also use the money to spread the love of Christ to the world. I would probably be broke soon, but happy that I had shared my fortune.
I think the best way to enjoy a fortune is to share it Connie. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
If I had a fortune, I would pay off all our debts, move to a warmer climate and hire a maid, travel, set aside money for our kids’ futures, and support different ministries in sharing the salvation of Jesus!
I like that Alison. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
First of all i would tithe on it, invest some, and give some away to family and charity.
Thanks for commenting Vivian. 🙂
If I had a fortune I’d buy a home in the mountains. I’d give to my church and donate a large portion to charity.
Very nice Shamekka. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
If I had a fortune, I’d quit my job and then travel the world – volunteering for different mission organizations, wherever they needed help most.
That sounds great Arletta. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
If I had a fortune. First I would tithe to my church and other charities, missionaries.
I would build a house on our hunting land. Help out my kids and grandkids. Buy a second car. Get hubby a dog, me a cat. Get a better sewing machine. More bookshelves and Christian Fiction books. Travel, see the relatives. I would still get the best deals. Get more insurance, get my teeth fixed. Finally find the quilt I want or commission it.
I love the ‘more bookshelves’ Paula. I think I would have to build my own library if I had a fortune. 😉 Thanks for commenting.
If I had a fortune I would pay off all of our bills, buy a house, and go visit all of my family that I haven’t seen in years! I have so many nieces and nephews that I haven’t met yet.
Very nice Karen. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
I would pay my bills and give some to charity.
Wonderful. Thanks for commenting Cassandra. 🙂