Thursday3Some welcomes back award-winning author Pamela S. Thibodeaux. Pam is the Co-Founder and a lifetime member of Bayou Writers Group in Lake Charles, Louisiana.Multi-published in romantic fiction as well as creative non-fiction, her writing has been tagged as, “Inspirational with an Edge!” ™ and reviewed as “steamier and grittier than the typical Christian novel without decreasing the message.”
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About Winter Madness
, A Short Story Romance
Sienna has survived what most succomb to - the death of a spouse and child and has maintained her faith despite her troubles. William has never met anyone who actually lived out what they say they believe. Is it true love between the faithful optimist and broody pessimist or simply winter madness?When did you write Winter Madness?
Winter Madness was written and published in 2008 by White Rose Publishing, an imprint of Pelican Book Group.
What was the spark that gave you the story idea?
After a visit to Snoqualmie Falls in North Bend, Washington, I had this dream or vision of a woman standing on the edge where the falls converge into the swirling stream of water contemplating suicide. As one who has suffered from depression periodically, the emotions my heroine Sienna felt were very real to me, but I knew God wouldn’t want that of me, or her. As a writer the question WHY always follows after a thought or vision. The story evolved from there.
Why do readers buy Winter Madness?
All of my stories offer hope and healing through a relationship with God. Winter Madness shows that regardless of how hopeless you feel or horrific the circumstances, God has “plans for a hope and a future and an expected end” (Jeremiah 29:11) for your life.
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Takeaway Truth
If you're looking for a different kind of inspirational romance, try Winter Madness by Pamela S. Thibodeaux.
Thank you so much Joan for featuring Winter Madness today!
ReplyDeleteGood luck and God's Blessings!
PamT
My pleasure, Pam. Always happy to have you.
DeleteThank you so much Joan for featuring Winter Madness today!
ReplyDeleteGood luck and God's Blessings!
PamT
Looks great, Pam...I enjoy inspirational romances. This looks perfect for a winter's night! Diana
ReplyDeleteThanks Diana! This story is really cute.
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Hello, Diana! Long time; no see. Hope you are doing well.
DeleteI stopped briefly at Snoqualmie Falls and it is the perfect spot for inspiration. Good luck with your book.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it a beautiful place?
DeleteAlthough that was the inspirations, it is not where the story is set. Funny how that works....
Thanks for stopping by!
PamT
Good morning, Susan. Thanks for dropping by and leaving a comment.
DeleteHi, Pam and Joan,
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed reading about the new short story. Best wishes!
Thanks Jacqueline and Thanks for stopping by!
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Hey, Jacquie. Always good to see you.
DeleteInteresting...what an emotional concept to deal with. The book sounds wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYeah Alicia, I tend to have those in my books LOL! But I promise a HEA...
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PamT
Hello, Alicia. Pam's books are always thought-provoking. Thanks for visiting.
DeleteSounded so good, I had to buy it! I love seasonal books! I don't know if it is the former teacher in me, but I love holidays and the uniqueness of the seasons. This sounds like a great way to celebrate winter. I also like knowing how the story started, as I will keep that in mind as I read. Thank you for providing what I know will be a great story!
ReplyDeleteThat's great. Hope you'll love the story. Thank you for visiting today and leaving this comment. Have a great weekend.
DeleteThanks MJ! I hope you enjoy it and PLEASE let me know!
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I just grabbed a copy, too, Pamela. It sounds like a terrific story. Can't wait to read it.
ReplyDeleteOh Wow, Thanks to you too, Leah! Please let me know what you think about it!
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Leah, thanks for visiting. So glad you picked up a copy of Pam's Winter Madness.
DeleteWinter Madness sounds like a relevant and timely topic, even though written some years ago. Depression runs in my family, so I am always interested in reading about it. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan...it is a really sweet story and I believe readers will be pleased with the cute, happy ending.
DeleteThanks for stopping by!
PamT
Hi, Susan, thanks for visiting SlingWords.
DeleteHaving visited Snoqualmie Falls, I could picture what you saw there. How wonderful that God redeemed your own suffering in this way.
ReplyDeleteThat is a BEAUTIFUL place to visit isn't it Janalyn?
DeleteYes, His grace is more than sufficient...at all times.
Thanks for stopping by!
PamT
Thanks for dropping by and leaving a comment, Janalyn.
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