One Perfect Honeymoon (Bellingwood) by Diane Greenwood Muir Page A
Authors: Diane Greenwood Muir
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boring, would we?"
"Since you moved in, boring no longer describes this town." Sylvie shivered with glee and looked around the kitchen. "I'm so glad you came along. Boring doesn't describe me any longer either."
Polly smiled. This was why she enjoyed her life so much. There was nothing better than watching her friends fill their lives with good things. She nodded to herself as she wondered what was going to come next.
THANK YOU FOR READING!
I’m so glad you enjoy these stories about Polly Giller and her friends. There are many ways to stay in touch with Diane and the Bellingwood community.
You can find more details about Sycamore House and Bellingwood at the website: http://nammynools.com/
Join the Bellingwood Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/pollygiller
for news about upcoming books, conversations while I’m writing and you’re reading, and a continued look at life in a small town.
Diane Greenwood Muir’s Amazon Author Page is a great place to watch for new releases.
Follow Diane on Twitter at twitter.com/nammynools for regular updates and notifications.
Recipes and decorating ideas found in the books can often be found on Pinterest at: http://pinterest.com/nammynools/ . Watch for more pictures and stories about Diane and Max's trip on Route 66 and up through the Grand Canyon and into Utah and home.
And, if you are looking for Sycamore House swag, check out Polly’s CafePress store: http://www.cafepress.com/sycamorehouse
Don’t miss the first books in
Diane Greenwood Muir’s
Bellingwood Series
All Roads Lead Home – Bellingwood #1
A Big Life in a Small Town – Bellingwood #2
Treasure Uncovered – Bellingwood #3
Secrets and Revelations – Bellingwood #4
Life Between the Lines – Bellingwood #5
Room at the Inn – Bellingwood #5.5
A Season of Change – Bellingwood #6
Tomorrow's Promises – Bellingwood #7
Through the Storm – Bellingwood #8
One Perfect Honeymoon – Bellingwood #8.5
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The photos on the cover were taken by my photographer husband, Maxim Muir in 2008. Someone asked if I'd actually taken the trip that Polly and Henry made and the answer is yes. I'm not sure if I could have made up her responses to the sights they saw if I'd not experienced them. Max wanted one chance at Route 66, a return to Monument Valley and Canyonlands in Utah, and I was desperate to see the Grand Canyon. We spent quite a bit more time in locations as he grabbed every opportunity he could with his cameras, but the route was similar. You can find a copy of the blogs I wrote during the trip on my website by clicking here .
Thank you to Rebecca Bauman, Tracy Kesterson Simpson, Linda Watson, Carol Greenwood, Alice Stewart, Fran Neff, Max Muir, Edna Fleming and Nancy Quist for all they do to make these books happen. Without their input, challenges and editing, my stories would be less than they are. I will never be able to adequately say thank you.
"Since you moved in, boring no longer describes this town." Sylvie shivered with glee and looked around the kitchen. "I'm so glad you came along. Boring doesn't describe me any longer either."
Polly smiled. This was why she enjoyed her life so much. There was nothing better than watching her friends fill their lives with good things. She nodded to herself as she wondered what was going to come next.
THANK YOU FOR READING!
I’m so glad you enjoy these stories about Polly Giller and her friends. There are many ways to stay in touch with Diane and the Bellingwood community.
You can find more details about Sycamore House and Bellingwood at the website: http://nammynools.com/
Join the Bellingwood Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/pollygiller
for news about upcoming books, conversations while I’m writing and you’re reading, and a continued look at life in a small town.
Diane Greenwood Muir’s Amazon Author Page is a great place to watch for new releases.
Follow Diane on Twitter at twitter.com/nammynools for regular updates and notifications.
Recipes and decorating ideas found in the books can often be found on Pinterest at: http://pinterest.com/nammynools/ . Watch for more pictures and stories about Diane and Max's trip on Route 66 and up through the Grand Canyon and into Utah and home.
And, if you are looking for Sycamore House swag, check out Polly’s CafePress store: http://www.cafepress.com/sycamorehouse
Don’t miss the first books in
Diane Greenwood Muir’s
Bellingwood Series
All Roads Lead Home – Bellingwood #1
A Big Life in a Small Town – Bellingwood #2
Treasure Uncovered – Bellingwood #3
Secrets and Revelations – Bellingwood #4
Life Between the Lines – Bellingwood #5
Room at the Inn – Bellingwood #5.5
A Season of Change – Bellingwood #6
Tomorrow's Promises – Bellingwood #7
Through the Storm – Bellingwood #8
One Perfect Honeymoon – Bellingwood #8.5
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The photos on the cover were taken by my photographer husband, Maxim Muir in 2008. Someone asked if I'd actually taken the trip that Polly and Henry made and the answer is yes. I'm not sure if I could have made up her responses to the sights they saw if I'd not experienced them. Max wanted one chance at Route 66, a return to Monument Valley and Canyonlands in Utah, and I was desperate to see the Grand Canyon. We spent quite a bit more time in locations as he grabbed every opportunity he could with his cameras, but the route was similar. You can find a copy of the blogs I wrote during the trip on my website by clicking here .
Thank you to Rebecca Bauman, Tracy Kesterson Simpson, Linda Watson, Carol Greenwood, Alice Stewart, Fran Neff, Max Muir, Edna Fleming and Nancy Quist for all they do to make these books happen. Without their input, challenges and editing, my stories would be less than they are. I will never be able to adequately say thank you.
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