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Looking in the Window: Happy July 4th



God Bless America

 Have a Happy and Safe July 4th

Enjoy Kate Smith singing "God Bless America" courtesy of YouTube. Find a giveaway about a book of freedom, Breaking Barriers, and take advantage of my "free" book on Amazon, Messages. I'm also celebrating a new web site that goes live on July 4th at http:///www.gailpallotta.com. Hope you can come by and visit.






Celebrate with Free Books



A Book About Freedom 



In this action-packed thriller gunshots ring out as Ann Jones enters church. She hides in the bathroom until they stop then stumbles into the sanctuary. The congregation lies dead in pools of blood. To rebuild the church she starts True Light Guardians. At the first meeting she’s attacked by a terrorist but rescued by James Crawford. He melts her heart, cold from her father’s abuse, and they fall for each other. She’s afraid to commit to love that might grow angry later like the type she knew as a child. James yearns to stop other attempts on Ann’s life, but can’t. Tormented by her constant risks, he breaks up with her. When an assault sends her to the hospital, an unlikely ally shares Ann’s plight with James, but he reveals a lead that puts all three of them in even more danger. It's book eight in Prism Book Group's, Love Is...series.

Gail Pallotta knows how to write breath-gasping scenes. This is a short novella, but it is packed with great dialog, authentic three-dimensional characters, and page-turning action. Then there is a sweet romance tucked inside as well. This could happen anywhere, anytime in today's world. A book everyone should read. It will firm up your faith. by Julie Cosgrove

Pallotta creates a storyline that could come straight from the newspaper or local news today. Suspense and romance come together in this well-written tale. The Christian persecution experienced by the characters made me sit up and take notice, asking if I could be so loyal. by Paula Michelle Mowery



I'm giving away an e-book of Breaking Barriers on Shannon Vannatter's Inkslinger blog  on Monday, July 4th




Messages is free on Amazon From July 2nd - July 5th




Find inspiration for our hectic times in these straight-forward poems for happy and sad days.

Find history, warmth and a touch of the paranormal in three stories.

Getting the Goat peeks into the early 1900's when mountain life was tough. Does Mama's advice hold true today?

In Stitches in Love Rose's deep love for her grandmother motivates others to share their gifts. Does Rose reap her reward?

Robert Horner is tempted in The Stranger, but does he succumb to the lure?


Gail Pallotta's writing offers readers a peaceful oasis in our fast-paced world. Her poetry beautifully explores a wide variety of emotions and invites readers to slow down and reflect. I especially love the way scripture is woven throughout. Like comfort food after a stressful day, her short stories will calm your nerves and warm your heart. This little book brings a message of hope and peace. by Martha H

For joyful as well as down times, you will find encouragement in these wisdom filled poems and short stories. They are laden with times gone by, cordiality, and even some mystical aspects. The poems tell of natural surroundings, convictions, faith, sorrows and restoration. Some are descriptive, contemporary, and others more old-fashioned. I don't read a lot of poetry, but since I read Author Gail Pallotta’s books ‘Stopped Cold’ and ‘Mountain of Love and Danger’ and I loved those stories, I thought I‘d give this book a try as well. I’m so glad I did. The poems and stories are wonderful. I really enjoyed reading them in spurts throughout my day for enjoyable relaxing moments and inspiration. If you are a poetry and short story fan or if you just like to stop and read something thought provoking and inspirational throughout your day then make sure to pick up this great read! by VMLM


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