

As we watch Avery walk through her ‘new’ way of daily life, without her ambitious and stubborn child around to mother any longer, we are given a very unique opportunity to tiptoe in the front row of their lives, from three very separate views. We will see life as it plays out through her mature and motherly eyes, through Kara’s young and sheltered heart, and then through ‘someone else’s eyes’ who has a vested interest in them both.
As Avery’s well-hidden web of lies comes crashing down in an unexpected way, her secrets that she’s safeguarded for years will threaten to rip her peaceful world apart, as well as the world of the ones she loves most. As readers, we will watch how ONE single choice can alter everything. Each character will then be forced to examine what the true meaning of love and forgiveness means to them.
Every gamut of emotion will be explored: humor, sadness, love, joy, betrayal, hate, and forgiveness. Bond of Love will leave you pondering the age-old question: How well do YOU actually know the ones you love most?
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My favorite childhood memory is spending Christmases with my Grandparents especially my maternal grandma who passed away in 2001 :( She always did the PERFECT tree it was gorgeous and she did the whole menagerie around the bottom - I would stay with her and sleep with my head under the tree because it was so neat :) Christmas was always her favorite holiday and it was mine as well because I got to spend time with my family :)
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite memories was waking up Christmas morning and seeing my first bike.
ReplyDeleteMy childhood memory is being with family and everyone being happy at Christmas.
ReplyDeleteONe of my childhood memories is getting to visit my grandparents Colorado farm at Christmas time....since I lived where it never snowed, that was a fun time to play in the snow.
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The smell and taste of Christmas sugar cookies.
ReplyDeleteat the age of 4 running away from home with my mother chasing me through the town - I expect I was bored and wanted to run and shout somewhere else - I was hyperactive as a child
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ReplyDeleteBaking with my mom is one of my favorite childhood memories
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I loved climbing the hill in my back yard.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite memories when my dad took me on an camping and fishing trip. It was just the two of us and he cooked over the campfire. It was a great time for just the two of us.
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Chillin with my siblings
ReplyDeleteMy favorite memory is reading with my family. We would sit in the living room with our books and read all afternoon.
ReplyDeletefishing with my grandpa
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My favorite childhood memory was when we lived with my aunt. I loved spending time with her as a kid!
ReplyDeleteNo...a have a bundle of thing I remember about my grandpa that I think of when I think about my childhood though.
ReplyDeleteNo I don't have a favorite childhood memory.
ReplyDeleteChristmas as a child was always a fond memory.
ReplyDeleteSitting around the campfire with my grandfather.
ReplyDeleteplaying with toys!
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Mainly playing with my friends - sitting on a hill and eating wild grapes on a warm summer day, running headfirst down a steep hill, ice skating on the frozen sheet over the excavation site, silly free craft classes in the summer, playing Moustrap. Pretty typical I would think.
ReplyDeletesledding down the steep driveway and between two houses then following the creek down to the end of the road when I lived in Maryland. Boy was it a long walk back
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ReplyDeletePlaying outside until Mom called you to come in for dinner:)
I vividly recall receiving from my brother a brown-haired doll in a white and orange polka dot dress. I loved that doll!
ReplyDeletemy favorite childhood memory would have to be when we got our first dog.
ReplyDeletegoing to the beach with my mom
ReplyDeletegoing sledding with my brother in the back yard on pizza boxes.
ReplyDeleteI remember my family driving to Dairy Queen with our dog and he got a scoop of vanilla ice cream. He loved it!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite memory is going to the park with my dad
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ReplyDeletenot really, just really grateful to live at this present
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory is making cinnamon rolls on christmas morning with my mom
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I remember the year that Santa brought me a Baby Alive doll. She was the only thing I had asked for that year. He even left a cradle, high chair and stroller. I was so excited. I had dreamed about having her. My Grandmother had even made me sets of clothes for her to wear. I still have my Baby Alive. Thank you for the super giveaway opportunity. Keep up the terrific blogging.
ReplyDeleteI do not have any fave child hood memories.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory is when I went to the beach with my family and friends. It was a lot of fun! :)
ReplyDeleteBaking with my mom.
ReplyDeleteI had a great childhood, but don't have any specific good memory.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memories revolve around various family get-togethers during holidays.
ReplyDeletePlaying outside all around the neighborhood.
ReplyDeleteI loved riding on my father's shoulders :)
ReplyDeleteMANY! I think the best are all the family get-togethers we had with aunts, uncles and cousins.
ReplyDeleteI don't have too many, but one that stands out in my mind is when my Mother read The Velveteen Rabbit to me. Books have such an impact on our children!
ReplyDeleteI loved our regular family get-togethers and being able to hang and play with my neighborhood friends.
ReplyDeletemy favorite childhood memory is going every weekend with the family to the beach during our summer vacation. it was a blast.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory was helping out with cooking with the family. Lots of bonding then.
ReplyDeleteEating my Grandma's apple pie! That was the best pie I ever tasted! Wish she was here to share her recipe. She never had a recipe. She baked & cooked from scratch.
ReplyDeleteFavorite childhood memory - taking long train rides with my grandpa.
ReplyDeletea Easter one that I'm fond of.
ReplyDeleteMaking cookies with my mom.
ReplyDeleteHiding Easter eggs with our cousins at our Grandmothers home
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite childhood memories is going on a road trip from Northern CA to Southern CA to stay with my grandparents for Christmas.
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Mine was going to Disneyworld when I was younger!
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I don't have any one memory in particular. Most of mine revolve around my family before they passed away - watching slide shows of various vacations, racing cars with my Dad, watching John Wayne movies with them, Easter egg hunts, Sunday breakfasts... the usual.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite memories are moving every couple of years from one Air Force Base to another around the world. My parents always made it fun
ReplyDeleteMy first trip to Disneyland
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My favorite memory is having home-made ice cream. My dad made it for me for my birthday every year.
ReplyDeleteplaying catch w my dad in shirt sleeves in the back yard
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory is of going fishing with my Dad.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory was going up north every weekend.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory is going down to the lake to fish off the boat dock with a stick, string, hook and rolled up bread crust.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory, is lazy summer days, just hanging outside without a care or worry in the world!
ReplyDeleteI loved playing and dancing with my younger sister! Thanks so much for the chances to win.
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My childhood memory is playing baseball with my grandma for hours on end.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite was swinging with my sister.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory would be fishing with my friend on a hot summer day along a creek. Lazy days.
ReplyDeleteyes one of my favorites was getting a mrs. beasley doll for my birthday..I wanted one sooooooo bad :)
ReplyDeleteI remember my dad would go out every Sat. night for a small cheese pizza and we would watch tv. I was very young but remember we love the Red Skelton show.
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ReplyDeletei don't have one favorite, but some of the best involved playing with friends
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Spending lazy weekend days playing board games with my Dad. sleveene@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteYes, my favorite childhood memory is playing with my Legos.
ReplyDeletemy favorite childhood memory is having sleep overs,my friends would all bring their sleeping bags over and we would talk for hours telling stories before actually falling asleep
DeleteNot one in particular, but several :) Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite memory is going to the Bahamas with my family. It was the last family vacation we had before my grandpa dies from brain cancer.
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Learning how to cook.
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