Deborah M. Piccurelli
Deborah M. Piccurelli is passionate about the Lord, family, and creating powerful prose. She writes romantic
suspense stories woven around dark, obscure issues. Deborah likes reading, movies, family time, and friendly
get-togethers. She lives with her family in New Jersey.
Dear Friends,
It’s that special time of year, again, when we all honor the women who brought us into the world. What will you do for, or give to, your mother? Mine is ninety years old and it is so hard to find a way to let her know how much we love her. She has absolutely no needs or wants. Not because she is financially independent, but because she lives in an assisted living facility where practically everything is provided. Except for clothing and some small incidentals. Our family has decided to take her out for a luncheon to a nice restaurant. I know what you’re thinking: Something with a more personal touch would be much better. You’re right, it would. But at this point in someone’s life, that’s as personal as you’re going to get. What’s special about it is, we are all together. Experientially speaking, that’s the greatest desire of a mother’s heart.
On to business.
Last month, as a special gift for Resurrection Sunday, I offered a free excerpt of two of my books. I am extending that offer because of Mother’s Day and may decide to keep it ongoing in the future. So if you would like one, or both, of these excerpts, email me at debwrites@comcast.net with “Excerpt” in the subject line and type your choice of Hush, Little Baby or Love Comes Calling in the body. If you would like both, then simply type that. I believe you will enjoy these snippets of my books.
Also, I am still building a list of monthly giveaways to announce on this website for people to find all in one place. If you host drawings for books and other products and would like to be included in this list, click on the “Giveaways” tab at the top of the page and follow the instructions.
That’s all for this month. I pray all is well with you and that the Blessing of God comes upon you.
Blessings,
Deborah M. Piccurelli
