Just released in paperback and eBook by Elk Lake publishing of Massachusetts. A short story ..... so that makes it inexpensive to purchase :) Look for it to be included in a collection of post-WW2 fiction later this year, what you might call, "stories about WW2 vets and their wives in peacetime." Romance and drama and faith. Author Patrick Craig said about Black Sands. "Man! That's absolutely gorgeous writing!" NY Times bestselling author Parris Afton Bonds added, "Magnificen

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Once a week or so I'll be posting a special blog that focuses on one of my books, whether it's a new release or an older title. This week the spotlight is on The Light at St. Silvan's which was released in February 2021 by Elk Lake Publishing of Plymouth, Massachusetts. You can check out the story line on the back cover and then read enthusiastic reviews by several female authors. It just might be a book you'd thoroughly enjoy. You can pick it up on Amazon in paperback or eBo

In the Rockies, the robins are back. So are longer days and fire pits and sowing seed. You can find me on Goodreads, on my Amazon author page and, of course, right here at www.murrayandrewpura.com. Make sure you check back here every week for new posts and blogs and announcements.Several giveaways are coming up during April, May & June. Here is a list of my latest six releases going back to the fall of 2020, in case you missed some of them: 1) The Rose of Lancaster County (Ha

Book Review Reviewed by Jennifer Ibiam for Readers' Favorite Solina was born into an extremely wealthy family from Hong Kong. When she was seventeen and tired of Chinese rule, she led a push-back protest against the government. Solina was caught, almost taken to jail, and disowned by her parents. Her life was in danger, so she made her escape to the United States. There, an Amish couple offered to take her in. She was to stay under the radar with them for one year befor