Book Giveaway: Drawing Hope by Tara Randel
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This week’s book giveaway is for the contemporary women’s fiction book Drawing Hope (affiliate link) by Tara Randel.
What is this book about?
Sisters Grace Porter and Charlotte Wylde strive to give their latest guests a respite from their worries, sharing laughter and tears with their new friends and praying that a stay at their South Carolina inn will help soothe hurting souls.
Recently touched by tragedy, artist Hope Stewart longs to rediscover her passion to paint. An unlikely friendship begins to mend her battered heart, and now she must take the first step into her uncertain future. After sixteen-year-old Brie Johnson gets suspended from school, her parents plan a trip to the inn to reconnect as a family. But when they arrive, tensions escalate – can Brie find the courage to confide in her parents before the rift between them grows too large? Meanwhile, the suspicious actions of honeymooners Steve and Abby Cramer make the innkeepers wonder what the young couple is hiding. As surprising secrets are revealed, Steve and Abby are forced to confront the past and make amends.
Where can I learn more about this author and their books?
Giveaway
To enter the giveaway, just fill out the RafflePress form below. Open to readers with USA mailing addresses only. No purchase necessary. Void where prohibited by law. The winner will be notified via email and have one week to respond back to me with their info. Good Luck and Thank You for stopping by!
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The comment requirement for this giveaway is: You found a sketchpad at the local park. What type of drawings are in it and who does it belong to?
5 Comments
Kay Garrett
It would be filled with draws of close up, detailed drawings of birds and critter. It would belong to hubby who is not only a love of all animals, but a very good artist. Since I have no drawing artistic talents, I can really appreciate those that do.
Deana Dick
It would have beautiful drawings of a family having a picnic, children on swings with smiles on their faces and one bird in a tree looking down at all the excitement.
Connie Lee
It would be a drawing of a handsome young soldier. It would have been drawn by a wife that misses him very much while he is away from her serving his country.
Art
The drawings are some long-lost sketches of Cassatt that were left in the park by a very wealty, but careless and forgetful art historian who inherited wealth and lives very comfortably.
Gail Hollingsworth
I discovered drawings in a writing tablet of various species of birds. Lots of colorful drawings from someone that is a serious bird watcher. I don’t know who but I’ll keep it case they come back looking for it.