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Andie and Gunnar’s Playlist by Cindy Dorminy

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My current book In A Jam includes the characters of Andie and Gunnar. I thought it might be fun to see what music would be appropriate for Andie and Gunnar. So, sit back and crank up the tunes. Synopsis of In A Jam Andie’s Playlist Andie is a fun-loving girl from Boston, and enjoys partying every night. However, her grandmother has other ideas. She leaves her entire lottery winnings to Andie with strict conditions: 1.Move to the sleepy southern town in Georgia to run Granny’s coffee / jam shop for a month. 2. Enter a jam contest. 3. Sober up. 4. Go to church (yikes) and 4. Fit in.   The fittin’ in may be the hardest. Or, maybe not. 1.      Living on the edge , by Aerosmith Of course, since she was living in Boston at the beginning of the story, she would play homage to the hometown boys! Living on the edge You can't help yourself from falling Living on the edge You can't help yourself at all Living on the edge You can't stop yourself from falling

What Influence Do Secrets from the Past have on the Future?

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Thank you to Litfuse for introducing me to the author Anita Higman.   Litfuse used to promote Christian authors, but have sadly shut their doors.    Today I am sharing Anita Higman’s novel Winter in Full Bloom .   What would happen if you never knew your sister?   What if you suddenly were given this information?   What would you the reader do with it? Would you try to reconnect? Synopsis: Lily Winter is on the way to visit her mother.   They live in separate parts of town.   It has never been a very warm relationship.   Her mother tells her that she has a twin sister Camille who has been living her life in Melbourne Australia.   She was adopted when the girls were little.   Lily decides to go to Melbourne despite her mother’s misgivings.   What would she find once she got there?   Would Camille consider having a relationship with her again?   Lily starts her trip by running into a complete stranger Marcus.   They come to enjoy one another’s company.   He persuades Camille to