Showing posts with label A Knights Bridge Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A Knights Bridge Christmas. Show all posts

Saturday, November 7, 2015

A KNIGHTS BRIDGE CHRISTMAS by Carla Neggers

Fall Foliage in Vermont
November marks what we call “between the seasons” here in Vermont. The fall foliage season is over for another year, and the holiday and ski season has yet to get into full swing. It’s a quiet time here, as we top off the wood pile and prepare for family to arrive for Thanksgiving. I like to spend some time thinking about what I’m grateful for. Right now, I’d like to take a moment to share with you what I’m grateful for as a reader who’s also a writer.

1.      As a reader, I am thankful for other readers who love to read and talk about books.
2.      As a reader, I am thankful for booksellers of all kinds who love books as much as I do.
3.      As a reader, I am thankful for librarians and libraries who offer so much to readers.
4.      As a reader, I am thankful for so many great websites and magazines that provide information on new and upcoming books.



5.      As a reader, I am thankful for dedicated editors who help authors improve their books.
6.      As a reader, I am thankful for talented artists who create intriguing book covers.
7.      As a reader, I am thankful for the creative behind-the-scenes people who love to get the word out about authors and books.
8.      As a reader, I am thankful for the opportunities to meet some of my favorite authors.
9.      As a reader, I am thankful for the aspiring authors in the midst of writing that first book.
10.  As a reader, I am thankful for my “to be read” pile!

I could go on. I haven’t even mentioned my favorite places to read! But it’s your turn. As we approach this season of giving thanks, what are you thankful for as a reader?

Carla

Carla Neggers is the New York Times bestselling author of more than 60 novels, including her popular Sharpe & Donovan suspense series and Swift River Valley contemporary romance series.

Her latest release, A Knights Bridge Christmas, celebrates the holidays in small-town New England. Frequent travelers to Ireland, Carla and her husband have just stacked cordwood for winter at their hilltop home  in Vermont, not far from Quechee Gorge.

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