Looking out the Window: Lillian Duncan Talks about her New Release, Walking Through the Rain. Giveaway.

A Warm Welcome to Lillian Duncan

Lillian talks about love and her new book. To celebrate her new release, she's having a fantastic giveaway. To enter follow the directions under To Celebrate My New Release, Walking Through the Rain.

What's Your Love Story?

Yesterday was Valentine’s Day—the day we celebrate love. Everyone loves a love story—even if you don’t want to admit it. But since it was Valentine’s day, it’s OK to admit this time.

My latest release, Walking Through the Rain is Rachel and Brandon’s love story. And as Shakespeare said, the course of true love never did run smooth. Truer words couldn’t be spoken about Rachel and Brandon. I’m not going to give the plot away, but I will tell you that both of their mothers aren’t happy about their relationship so…. You can imagine what happens next.

Like I said, everybody loves a love story so I’ll tell you mine.

I’ve sort of known my husband my whole life. His brother was married to my aunt. NO, we aren’t related to each other. Anyway…As a teenager, I had a crush on him but he was a few years older than me. He went off to the service while I finished high school then college.

Fast forward twenty some years and we reconnected .And what a reconnection it was! We’ve been married twenty-two years and have a wonderful marriage. We’ve been through lots of ups and downs, mostly health issues, but he still makes me laugh. I’m so grateful we reconnected.

So what’s your love story?

Share your love story with us today as we celebrate love.

About Walking Through the Rain

Rachel and Brandon are teenagers when they fall in love and make big plans for their future. But plans don't always pan out in reality.

Brandon' s mother has big plans for her son' s future as well, but they don' t include a girl from the wrong side of the tracks. Sara Withers believes she knows what' s best for Brandon.

She'll do anything to make sure that happens.

Life hasn't been kind to Rachel' s mother. Amanda Stickley works hard to keep a roof over their heads and she wants a better life for Rachel, so when Brandon' s mother offers her money to keep Rachel and Brandon apart, she agrees— reluctantly. She believes the money will help her give Rachel the life she deserves.

Both mothers want what' s best for their child.

Both mothers are wrong.

Only strength, time, and a strong faith in God can untwist the lies and deception that drive a wedge between Rachel and Brandon and threaten to affect their entire lives.

To celebrate my latest release Walking Through the Rain, I’m having a giveaway.

When you leave a comment here, you will be automatically entered in the giveaway. From February 9th (release day) to February 15th, one winner will be chosen every day to receive a copy of Walking Through the Rain (ebook only) through Amazon. If you leave a comment every day, you have a chance to win every day!

On February 16th one winner will be drawn to win an Amazon Gift Card worth $25! If you left comments on more than one day, your name will be entered for each day. More comments—more chances to win!

If you have any questions, please ask me in a comment on one of the posts. Thanks.

Buy Walking Through the Rain on Amazon

Bio: Lillian Duncan… turning faith into fiction.

For years, my tagline was “stories of faith mingled with murder & mayhem” since I wrote Christian suspense and mystery novels.

In 2012, I heard the words, “you have bilateral brain tumors.”

I had no idea how much those words would change my life, but they did. When life changes for a writer, their writing changes as well. So I wanted my tagline to reflect the new me. I still love to write suspense and mystery novels but also have branched out into other genres.

In spite of being diagnosed with bilateral brain tumors and a rare genetic disease (Neurofibromatosis Type 2 (NF2), God continues to strengthen me and give me peace and joy as well as the blessing to be able to continue to write.

I’m a multi-published author who lives in the middle of Ohio Amish country with my husband and a menagerie of pets. After more than 30 years working as a speech pathologist for children, I believe in the power of words to transform lives, especially God’s Word.

My goal is to write stories that entertain but also demonstrate God’s love for all of us.

To learn more about Lillian, visit her Website. She also has a devotional blog, Power up with God.

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