Dear Reader Friend:
A couple of days ago good news came to me unexpectedly.
Elk Lake Publishing reduced the price of the Kindle version of my book, The Lady
To celebrate the
price reduction of The Lady Fugitive,
my new book, Facts, Faith and Propaganda,
will be free June 11 to 13, which is Thursday through Saturday.
This
scripture sums up what Facts, Faith and
Propaganda is about: “Things we have
heard and known we will not hide from our children. So the next generation will
know them, even the children yet to be born, and they in turn will tell their
children. Then they would put their trust in God” (Psalm 78:4-6 NIV).
I’m so blessed our five
children serve the Lord (one already is in heaven). I was honored to teach
youth a large hunk of my life, and teaching in Christian education made me dig
into the truth. Then being a newspaper reporter exposed me to the world as it
is, not how we wish it would be. As a representative of The Pueblo Chieftain I could ask any question I needed to reveal
truth for a story, and as a result I learned as well as my readers.
When you thoroughly investigate a subject
through testimony and evidence, truth comes out. I now understand some of the
reasons why many youth reject Christianity. According to the Pew Research
Center the number of people who identify with Christianity dropped nearly 8
percent from 2007 to 2014. Most of the dropouts were young adults. Now is the
time to learn about some of the problems and understand this happened because
truth has been spinned, hidden, or because youth often haven’t been taught what
they needed to know at church. Share the facts with your children and
grandchildren.
Now (deep breath) here’s the short summary
for The Lady Fugitive, a fun,
suspenseful, entertaining book that readers say made them laugh cry, and
sometimes wish they had a gun to help. They love the characters and most say
they couldn’t put it down.
Short Summary of The Lady Fugitive
How does a
respected elocutionist become a face on a wanted poster?
Jenny Louise Parks
escapes from the coal bin, and her abusive uncle offers a handsome reward for
her return. Because he is a judge, he will find her or he won’t inherit her
parents’ ranch.
Determination to
remain free grips Jenny, especially after she meets William and there’s a hint
of romance. But while peddling household goods and showing a Passion of the
Christ moving picture, he discovers his father’s brutal murder.
Will Jenny avoid the
bounty hunters? Can she forgive the person who turns her in?
Get both books on Ada Brownell’s Amazon author
page https://www.amazon.com/author/adabrownell
or at buff.ly/L8up6E
RECIPE
Lillian’s Zucchini Bread
Note:
Lillian was my stepmother. Almost everyone who tastes this zucchini bread says
it’s the best they ever ate. It’s so moist! I wrap cooled loaves in foil and
freeze to later give as gifts or share at meetings.
1 cup oil 2
teaspoons cinnamon
3 eggs 3
cups flour
1 cup brown sugar 1
teaspoon soda
1 cup white sugar ¼
teaspoon cloves
2 teaspoons vanilla ½ teaspoon nutmeg
2 cups zucchini, grated ½
cup walnuts or pecans
1 teaspoon baking powder ½ cup
raisins
1 teaspoon salt
In large bowl mix oil, eggs,
sugars, vanilla. Add zucchini, then dry ingredients. After well mixed stir in
nuts and raisins. Pour into loaf pans. Bake 1 hour at 350 degrees F.
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