Looking In the Window: Celebrating the Re-launch of Stopped Cold at The Book Club Network. Come Over and Share the Wonderful Things about the Teens You Know. Fun and Prizes

The Praise for the Teen in Your Life Contest!

Do you know a teen who constantly makes good grades, works hard to earn extra money, is loyal to family and friends, volunteers to help others, is someone you and count on? The list could go on and on.

Here’s a chance to honor the them.They can be your child, grandchild, niece, nephew, cousin or friend.

A gift will be given to the best entry, but everyone's a winner because the best prize is getting to share about the wonderful young people in your lives.

The rules are simple. Tell us how you know the teen and address the topic given.

Get your thinking caps on. Here’s the first topic: Tell us something or some great things about your teen.

Prize: A stitchable journal and an e-book of Stopped Cold.

Place: The Book Club Network. Be sure to leave your comments in the Discussion Forum at The Book Club Network. Just click the link here.

About Stopped Cold

Stopped Cold finished fourth in the 16th Annual Preditors and Editors Readers Poll and was a Grace Awards Finalist.

The theme - We don't have to be number one for God to love us.

Things aren’t what they seem in peaceful Mistville, North Carolina.

Margaret McWhorter enjoys a laid-back Freshman year in high school flirting with Jimmy Willmore, swimming and hanging out with friends—until that day. Her brother, Sean, suffers a stroke from taking a steroid. Now he’s lying unconscious in a hospital. Margaret’s angry at her dad for pushing Sean to be a great quarterback, but a fire of hatred burns inside her to make the criminals pay.

Looking for justice, she takes Jimmy and her best friend, Emily, through a twisted, drug-filled sub-culture. A clue sends them deep into the woods behind the school where they overhear drug dealers discuss Sean.

Time and time again they walk a treacherous path and come face to face with danger. Even the cop on the case can’t stop them from investigating. All the while Margaret really wants to cure Sean, heal the hate inside, and open her heart to love.

See you in the Discussion Forum in the Teen Room!

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