'Abish: Daughter of God' book giveaway

Wow, three posts in one month! I'm setting a record for myself. But, in celebration of Valentine's Day and in anticipation of Abish: Mother of Faith being released next month, I'd like to "share the love" and give  a copy of Abish: Daughter of God to one of my lucky followers. Details are on my website http:www.kcgrant.com

Making Friends Monday

Hello Aspiring Writers,

Check out my new friend and her great blog!:
http://www.tristipinkston.blogspot.com

Tristi Pinkston is the author of six novels for the LDS market, most recently "Dearly Departed," the second novel in The Secret Sisters Mysteries series. She loves to teach others about the craft of writing and works as a freelance editor and online writing instructor, as well as being a popular presenter at the annual LDStorymaker Writers Conference.

Her blog http://www.tristipinkston.blogspot.com is a mixture of writing tips, author interviews, thoughts about life, ramblings about homeschool, family, region ... basically anything that happens to be on her mind at any given moment.

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Valentine's Day writing prompt

Ahh, love is in the air. Pretend that you are your favorite storybook villain and you're trying to win back the heart of your love interest after he/she found out about your villainous life or past. Try and justify your behavior to them, portraying it in the best light possible. (And you're not above outright lying, after all, you're a villain.) But somehow let your character's true nature show through in your letter/speech in a way that they themselves wouldn't recognize as being menacing or obsessive. And don't forget to add what your character will do if their love remains unrequited.