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Here's where you'll find me and my books:

Happy New Year!  Now that the Holidays are over, I'll be working on booking some events so please visit again soon!

Where I was:

September 8, 2007 ~ Open Door Community Church Harvest Sale, Shingletown, CA

August 25, 2007 ~ Booksigning at the Shingletown Library, Shingletown, California

October 6, 2007 ~ Manton Apple Festival, Manton, California

November 10, 2007 ~ Author's Fair, Mt. Shasta Mall, Redding, California

In the news:

July 2, 2007 ~ "Singing Winds" is officially released!

PublishAmerica Presents Singing Winds by Linda Strawn

 
Frederick, MD May 3, 2007
-- PublishAmerica is proud to present Singing Winds by Linda Strawn of Manton, California
 
Strawn’s historic-Christian fiction is the story of Katy Breyer who lives with her father in the foothills of the
Sierra Nevada Mountains in the late 1800s. Her young life is happy and secure until her estranged mother takes custody of her and moves her to a city hundreds of miles away. For the next five years, she endures the neglect of her mother and the indifference of her stepfather. Her only happiness is in the care and friendship she receives from the servants who work in her stepfather’s mansion. After a tragic accident claims the life of her mother and stepfather, Katy is reunited with her uncle who takes her to live with his family. She finally has the home and family she longs for but the unexpected friendship of a Maidu Indian boy will test her faith in God and force her to make a decision that will change her life forever.
 
Linda Strawn was born and raised in
Northern California. She currently lives in a small town in Shasta County with her husband and daughter. Singing Winds, her first book, draws inspiration from the author’s interest in history, her love of Native American culture, and above all, her love for her Heavenly Father.
 
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