Showing posts with label Emilia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Emilia. Show all posts
Friday, April 17, 2015
Pay Attention Book Lovers/Readers: A SPECIAL DEAL starting Monday, April 20!
THIS WEEK ONLY, from Monday, April 20 to and including Sunday, April 26, the complete Family Portrait collection (An Uncommon Family, Love of a Stonemason, Emilia) is available on all Amazon sites for $2.99. You get three novels for the price of less than one!
Link to the Book:
myBook.to/Family_Portrait
CHECK IT OUT AND HAPPY READING!
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An Uncommon Family,
Christa Polkinhorn,
Emilia,
Family Portrait,
free ebooks,
great discount,
Love of a Stonemason
Christa Polkinhorn, originally from Switzerland, lives and works as writer and translator in the Los Angeles area, California. She divides her time between the United States and Switzerland and has strong ties to both countries. She is the author of five novels and a collection of poems. Her travels and her interest in foreign cultures inform her work and her novels take place in several countries. Aside from writing and traveling, she is an avid reader and a lover of the arts, dark chocolate, and red wine.
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Emilia, Espresso and Prosecco - an interview
Hi there, my dear reader and author friends!
As part of the launch of EMILIA, Book 3 of the Family Portrait series, I am being interviewed on Open Salon by author Susan Dormady Eisenberg.
Hop on over and meet Emilia, the little girl who will either make or break the O'Reilly-Bocelli family!
Interview at Open Salon
As part of the launch of EMILIA, Book 3 of the Family Portrait series, I am being interviewed on Open Salon by author Susan Dormady Eisenberg.
Hop on over and meet Emilia, the little girl who will either make or break the O'Reilly-Bocelli family!
Interview at Open Salon
Christa Polkinhorn, originally from Switzerland, lives and works as writer and translator in the Los Angeles area, California. She divides her time between the United States and Switzerland and has strong ties to both countries. She is the author of five novels and a collection of poems. Her travels and her interest in foreign cultures inform her work and her novels take place in several countries. Aside from writing and traveling, she is an avid reader and a lover of the arts, dark chocolate, and red wine.
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