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Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Meet Me at My Blog Celebration Party!

Yep, you've come to the right place!

From April 6 to April 15, I am hosting a celebration party, complete with two drawings.

Leave a comment and automatically enter. Two prizes:

A signed copy of CHOSEN ONES

Or

A gift certificate to Starbucks

Invite your friends to the party!

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Tyler longs for adventure in the new and different land of Cambodia, but his silent fear that the murderous Khmer Rouge will resurface haunts his mind and holds him back. To cope, he lapses into daydreams where he dangles on a vine over a lava pit, runs the rapids, and fights off an enemy alien with light saber. But the real enemy lives inside him. When the family visits Kampot to scope out a ministry opportunity, Tyler finds courage to rescue his sister from the river. But his greatest test is yet to come when his family tours Bokor Mountain, a famous historical site where supposed ghosts from the Khmer Rouge haunt unsuspecting visitors. When he gets separated from the family and trapped by two Khmer men, will he find courage to face his fear?

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