by Laurie Wood | Dec 21, 2022 | Author Interview, Christmas Blog Tour 2022, Christmas Novella, Christmas romance, Giveaway, Romance, Small town romance
The Nativity Mary, mother of Jesus. My heart can barely grasp what an extraordinary woman she must have been to be chosen the mother of the world’s Savior. I imagine her perfect, without sin. Though this is unlikely, God blessed her above...
by Laurie Wood | Dec 15, 2022 | Anaiah Press, Author Interview, Canada, Christmas Blog Tour 2022, Christmas Novella, Christmas romance, Churchill Manitoba, Cozy Mystery, Laurie Wood, Northern Hearts, polar bears, Romantic Suspense, Small Town Mystery, Small town romance
Northern Hearts (Heroes of the Tundra Book 2) is my Christmas novella set in the real-life town of Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. It’s called the Polar Bear Capitol of the World. I set my entire series there, and my husband and I flew up in 2019 so that I could...
by Laurie Wood | Jul 12, 2021 | Blog Tour, Christmas Novella, Christmas romance, Churchill Manitoba, Giveaway, Grand Prize, Northern Hearts, Small Town Mystery
Happy Christmas in July! Welcome to the seventh blog in this Christmas in July Reader Giveaway, which runs July 12-23, 2021. At the bottom of each author’s blog post, you will find the secret words. Write them all down and provide the provide the entire answer...
by Laurie Wood | Oct 8, 2020 | Christmas Novella, Giveaway, Romance, Uncategorized
Welcome back to the blog, June! Tell us a little bit about your Christmas Novella: The men in Noel Kendrick’s life have always lied to her. When she accepts her pastor’s plea to head the Christmas nativity scene project, she doesn’t realize the job...
by Laurie Wood | Jul 16, 2020 | Christmas Novella, Churchill Manitoba, Laurie Wood, Northern Hearts
Last July, my husband and I flew up to Churchill, Manitoba so I could research my second main book in my Heroes of the Tundra series. I wanted to see what the town and surrounding area were like in the summertime, as well as interview the local Royal Canadian...
