Do you have a favorite fall
memory linked to a train? What do you imagine you would see if you were riding
a train in the fall? Join the authors of Wild Child publishing and Freya’s
Bower as we Take an Autumn Train Ride through our blogs.
- Four $50 gift certificates (two for Wild Child and two for Freya's Bower)
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- Bookmarks
- Books
- Wild Child T-shirt and mug
- Wild Child and Freya's Bower bags
- Four handmade, crochet coasters by Kit Wylde
- An autographed copy of Rosemary and Rue by Seanan McGuire
- A rare DVD copy of the Matheson/Furst classic "Up The Creek" (lovingly used)
- One ebook copy of Nita Wick’s short story, The Dream (previously published as part of a Freya’s Bower anthology.)
- Book trading cards
- Signed Dangerous Waters poster
- copy of "Battle for Blood: The Blood Feud"
- the winner’s name as a character in Kissa Starling’s next sweet romance story.
- A Yankee Candle
- and more...
Long-Distance Train Ride
We no longer have train
service in Jamaica, but it seemed to me that when we did, it eased the
congestion on the transportation system. A train ride wasn't part of my daily
routine when the service was provided because I didn't live on the route they
travelled. However, I did get the opportunity to visit the train station on a
few occasions and found the bustling crowd and different noises fascinating.
I did take a train ride
once (long ago) when my class went on a retreat at a convent in the countryside.
I remember it being a slow fun-filled ride that led to an even better retreat.
Haven’t been on a train since, but it’s something I think would be good way to
relax if I’m not on the way to work.
J.L. Campbell/Jayda McTyson
Book Blurb - Hardware
Camille Moyston has managed to
put the nightmare of a violent attack behind her. Having forged a safe,
predictable life, the last thing she needs is a cliché, oversexed Jamaican male
expressing interest.
For Quinn Mayhew, life is too good to waste time chasing a haughty, irritable woman who is too cautious to accept him for the man he is, but somehow she symbolizes everything he desires in his future.
When Camille's inner fortress finally starts to crumble, Quinn is arrested for murder and everything changes...
For Quinn Mayhew, life is too good to waste time chasing a haughty, irritable woman who is too cautious to accept him for the man he is, but somehow she symbolizes everything he desires in his future.
When Camille's inner fortress finally starts to crumble, Quinn is arrested for murder and everything changes...
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ReplyDeleteGreat giveaways! Riding a train in England and Scotland would be my best memories.
ReplyDeleteWe're I grew up there was no real public transportation and no fall as people think off fall. There was a freight train I hear rumble though in the night that I loved.
ReplyDeleteI love trains. Who doesn't love trains?
ReplyDeleteNice topic, trains would be good for Jamaica. Thanks for the giveaway.
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DeleteThanks for stopping in, guys!
ReplyDeleteWe can hear the train around here at night. It reminds me of Durango where the Narrow Gauge ran. Great tour and giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI've been on several trail rides. But the most memorable was right before Christmas, from New York City's Grand Central Station to a little town in northwest Connecticut.
ReplyDeleteI love trains, especially steam trains. There's one that still runs for tourists in the mountains. So awesome.
ReplyDeleteSeems everybody has a thing for trains. :)
ReplyDeleteRiding a train is exciting:)
ReplyDeleteTo me trains are exciting. My first ride was in Hong Kong. Because we don't have trains in our country.
ReplyDeleteThe sounds of trains can be relaxing.
ReplyDeleteThe only trains I've ridden are the ones in NYC & long island. I'm more of a car girl. =)
ReplyDeleteI rode a train one time when I was like 9 or 10. And never again until I lived in New York. Amtrak trains come through San Antonio, but I've never ridden one.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your experiences, guys.
ReplyDeleteI haven't ridden on many honest to goodness trains. Light rail and commuter trains mostly. My other train experience has always been in the summer. I'd like to take one of those Autumn train excursions that go through areas where the leaves are colorful. Trains are cool.
ReplyDeleteLee
Wrote By Rote
Nice memories there. We're lucky to have quite a few preserved steam train lines in the UK. Me and my dad both have a thing for trains, so it's the sort of thing we do when the whole family gets together for a holiday.
ReplyDeleteHi JL. Just stopping by to thank you for visiting my blog with the Blitz Team the other day. It was a phenomenal day for me. I see what you meant about not being able to see the font. I've since cleared it up. Thanks for pointing it out. :) Have a great one. Lily.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much to all of you for visiting. Appreciate you stopping in and sharing your stories.
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