The ray to the right was nearly touching the camera. Taken Near Eilean Donan Castle where a heavy mist had cloaked the whole area.
Sun Rays off the mountains in Scotland and a meandering creek
Sun rays off a mountain
Sun rays over a glen and yellow wildflowers–the rays were actually purple and green!
Sun rays hitting the water at sunset
Purple Sun Ray at Sunset, Scotland–looked like a bubble of color!
May the sun’s rays always bring you sunshine in your life.
A Silver Wolf Christmas, October 2015
Silver Town Wolf #5
by Terry Spear
Sourcebooks
Featuring: Laurel MacTire; CJ Silver
352 pages
ISBN: 1492609501
EAN: 9781492609506
Kindle: B00XWMC63W
Paperback / e-Book
Fresh Fiction Review of A Silver Wolf Christmas by Annetta Sweetko:
http://freshfiction.com/review.php?id=56459
A SILVER WOLF CHRISTMAS is a rollercoaster romance with the perfect amount of suspense and humor. I laughed out loud when CJ had mispronounced Laurel’s last name (it is McTire but pronounced McTier) because I had actually done that myself. They are a good couple and I enjoyed watching as he brought out the playful side of the serious she-wolf. The number of mysteries and troubles that need to be solved in A SILVER WOLF CHRISTMAS just kept adding up. You have the ghost-busters crew, the “C” on the wall that paint didn’t cover, a ghost wolf, and of course the disappearance of the girls’ aunt and the past owners of the hotel. These mysteries all merge together seamlessly in this well-crafted story and it is all lightened up with the Christmas theme as they prepare for the holidays in the midst of the drama. I have read a number of books by author Terry Spear and this one is a winner that will be on my TRA shelf and I await her next offering.
Back to writing!!!
🙂 <3
Terry
“Giving new meaning to the term alpha male where fantasy is reality.”
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Cairns is Scottish Gaelic in origin. It’s interesting that everywhere I go now, I see stacks of stones like this. These were actually in the Highlands of Scotland.
Bridge of stones.
A Highlander of stones.
Heather in bloom amidst the stones.
Colorful flowers, cairns, loch, mountains and mist. Scotland the Beautiful. Cairns have actually been around since ancient times.
Okay, I goofed off soooo much yesterday, I didn’t get word count. ugh. So today, I’ve got to make up for it.
