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This great gift set comes ready-to-wrap!

Mylar sheets and a large pull-bow included for easy gift-giving.

This Gift set includes a Special Edition HARDBACK edition of Teri Wilson's award-winning new release, Cup of Joe, along with a tall mug and 5oz of gourmet Starbucks coffee. We've included a pack of regular and a pack of decaf, so you can enjoy this set no matter waht time of the day or night you decided to indulge.

Take this home and curl up with a cup of joe in one hand and Cup of Joe in the other...or give as a gift as we include all the wrappings!

Goldie thinks she's prepared for the death of her doting Grandpa who's raised her since childhood. But after his passing, she finds herself curled up on the sofa watching television, feet clad in fuzzy slippers. She knows God has a new plan for her life, but she's simply too tired to figure out what it is. To make matters worse, sweet, shy coffee shop owner, Joe Montgomery, keeps showing up on her doorstep with morning coffee. When she tells him emphatically that she doesn't like coffee-never has and never will-he shows up with a dog instead! As she takes steps to start a new life, with her new puppy scampering playfully at her side, Goldie begins to realize a cup of Joe just might be what she's needed all along.

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White Rose Publishing publishes romance in a variety of lengths:

Rosette Between 7,500 and 20,000 words (ebook)
Miniature Rose Between 20,001 and 40,000 words (ebook)
Rosebud Between 40,001 and 65,000 words (ebook)
Rose Between 65,001 and 100,000 words (ebook & print)

We only publish ROMANCE. Although we take all romance sub-genre, every story must have romance as a strong element and in ALL lengths. This includes short stories. Please do not submit women's fiction, poetry, science fiction, fanfiction, or any type of nonfiction.

Salty Earth Pictures and Robin Shope are pleased to announce that plans to produce a Feature motion picture based on Shope's novel The Christmas Edition.

Ms. Shope, an author now living in Dallas, Texas, has written a series of novels that are set in Wisconsin, known as The Turtle Creek Edition series. Salty Earth Pictures, located in Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin is a non-profit organization dedicated to encouraging, producing, and distributing entertainment that challenges minds, lightens hearts, and strengthens souls.

"Ms. Shope's faith based novels take place right out our front door, making them a perfect fit for Salty Earth Pictures," said studio President Steven F. Zambo. He added, "It is our goal to produce a feature based on Robin's "Christmas Edition" in a manner much like the successful "Facing the Giants" film was produced." The film will be shot for a relatively low budget, by Hollywood standards, but will rely on volunteers and passionate individuals and supporters to bring the film to the screen. When asked about the movie of her book Shope commented, "Being born and raised in Delavan, Wisconsin, I couldn't think of a more perfect setting for a book and now the movie." Wisconsites may remember Robin Shope as Robin Jansen. She is a 1968 graduate of D-DHS and also graduated from UWWhitewater.

"The finished movie is only a part of the product," says, Zambo. "We feel the journey getting there will also be exciting and entertaining. We want to share the entire experience!"

About The Christmas Edition
Lucy Collins has given up on Christmas since the painful break-up with her fiance. Things only get worse when a large newspaper is about to come to town and threatens the livelihood of their family run business, The Turtle Creek Newspaper. At the staff Christmas party, she makes a wish and what seems like the answer to her prayer walks in the front door to apply for the editor position, which they are hoping will bring new life to the paper. Not only is Joe McNamara a genius when it comes to the written word, but he is also gifted with ideas about keeping the newspaper afloat. However, Joe has a secret of his own that he is keeping from Lucy. If she finds it out, then what looks like a promising relationship will unravel, but it's Christmas time, the season of rebirth and miracles. Will the spirit of celebration be enough to heal two hearts? Or will the reality of deception make this the worst Christmas of all?