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Spin-offs, Seniors, and “Sure Shot” Fun
by Carole Beers It’s a pleasure to post for you and your KRL Reviews readers, Lorie Lewis Ham! This week I offer a Giveaway drawing for a free copy of my fun new book, Granny Gets Her Gun. The charming 212-page novel is a spinoff from the popular five-book series, the Pepper Kane Mysteries. To enter the Giveaway, merely post a comment below. I’d love to share with you about my writing process for this book.
The Point (1971)
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Alice Bull, 88, Set Her Sights On Marksmanship
Carole Beers Seattle Times Staff Reporter Alice H. Bull, a history buff and gun collector whose shooting skill earned her national trophies and titles, was a woman of firsts. Plain-spoken and wiry, she was the first woman elected to the National Rifle Association's board of directors (1949). She was the first woman to earn the Army's Distinguished Rifleman Badge (1961). And she was the first woman to serve on the federal government's National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice (1972).
| Kings River Life Magazine
by Lee Juslin When Benny’s owners died, the family turned him in to a shelter. At seven, Benny, a Scottie, Cairn, Boston mix, was calm and well socialized, so the shelter thought it would be no problem getting him adopted.
Gifts and Giveaways for Horse Lovers
Looking for the Perfect Christmas Gift? Adventure. Romance. Action. Drama. Inspiration. Check out the Christmas giveaways from these 4 amazing authors! Let these equine adventure stories by Laura Hesse, Linda Ballou, Carly Kade and Carole T. Beers, help keep you warm this holiday season. Author, Laura Hesse One Frosty Christmas is a heartwarming, hanky-waving Christmas classics for girls 8 – 14.
Horse Book Holiday Giveaways from 4 Great Authors.
Adventure. Romance. Action. Drama. Inspiration.Let these equine adventure stories by Laura Hesse Carly Kade and Carole T. Beers , help keep you warm this holiday season.The Cowgirl Jumped Over the Moon: "An adventure that captivates, from show arena to back country wilderness.
`Mr. Music' Julius Myers Gave Hendrix, Quincy Jones A Start
"Mr. Music" - the music store owner who sold Jimi Hendrix's first guitar and Quincy Jones' first trumpet to their respective fathers - is dead after a long illness. He was 88. Julius Myers, a tall man also known as "The Mayor of First Avenue" because of his impeccable grooming and bookkeeping, in fact gave many musicians their start. As owner of Myers Music, which he founded in 1928 at 1206 First Ave., he supplied instruments to school and college bands from California to Alaska.
Dr. Allan Lobb Was Driving Force At Swedish
Carole Beers Seattle Times Staff Reporter The doctor has died. But the health-care complex he shaped and nurtured for 30 years lives on. Because Allan W. Lobb, first executive director of Swedish Medical Center/Seattle, did his job with such vision, pragmatism and fire, he leaves a center strong enough to succeed well beyond the millennium, colleagues say.
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