A Taste of Hot Apple Cider

25 Thursday Oct 2018

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David Kitz has “Something to Crow About.” page 15

A Taste of Hot Apple Cider is a 148 page collection of 16 short stories from 15 writers. The theme for these stories is words to encourage and inspire.

“Some books surprise you with their ability to take your breath away…The short selections make this a perfect book for even indifferent readers…Be sure to buy more than one, for you will probably have the urge to share this gem of a collection with others.” Faith Today

“What a great book! (It) will give you a refreshing lift and a change of perspective, perhaps when you need it most.” Ellen Vaughn, New York Times bestselling author

“This comforting and encouraging book should be in every home, library, church, and school.” Pauline Christian, President, Black Business and Professional Association

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HOT APPLE CIDER WITH CINNAMON

27 Thursday Sep 2018

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Stories of Finding Love in Unexpected Places

These stories will amuse, encourage, and inspire you to reflect on ways you’ve been HAC Cinnamon 1 shown love, and to consider how you might show more love in the future.

The men, women, and children in these stories experience love in ways they’d never have thought of, from people they might not normally have noticed, and in surprising places:

on the wrong side of the tracks in small-town Ontario
beside a wood burning stove in the Central African Republic
in the words of an old letter in a New Brunswick house
next to a burned-out Saskatchewan farmhouse
upon a deserted country road in British Columbia
adjacent to a chopped-down jackfruit tree in the Philippines
over a table in an empty Alberta restaurant
at a bus stop in a Quebec city
from the bombed-out ruins of a house in the Netherlands

In a world that seems consumed with busyness, these heartfelt stories will take you to a quiet place and remind you that simple acts of love can make a lifetime of difference.

“As we emerged into an open grassy area, Champ suddenly went ballistic.”

Author Bio: David Kitz is an award-winning author and a contributor of the short story entitled, CHAMP! on page 171 of Hot Apple Cider with Cinnamon.

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