Behold // blog tour // Day Four + Fav Indie Christmases

Happy last day of the blog tour, friends! <3

Thank you all so much for joining me in the tour. It means a lot to have such a supportive community!

Unfortunately, at the time I'm writing this (11:20 pm), paperback still hasn't been approved on Amazon. The files were rejected, but I got that worked out and re-submitted, so hopefully soon... Hey, maybe by the time you're reading this I'll have deleted this paragraph and instead inserted a link to the paperback version. ;D

The final four stops on the tour are linked below—spotlights and reviews today. Give them a read!

Angela Watts @ The Peculiar Messenger >> spotlight

Gracelyn @ Literatura >> spotlight

Serethiel @ The Book Sprite >> spotlight & review

Abigail @ Books, Life, and Christ >> spotlight & review

Favorite Indie Christmases

Today, I'm spotlighting two of my favorite indie Christmas stories. Yes, I've read many more than two—and picking was rather difficult—but I have so many book reviews and recommendations planned for the 12 Days of Christmas party (starting next week!), y'all will have to settle for these. ;)

~ A Christmas Peril by Diane Moody (The Teacup Novellas, #5) ~ 


I love this story so much, my peoples. Like, I can't even explain how or why or anything. It's so dear, so good, so precious. <3

I'm currently reading it for the third (or fourth?) time. It has just about everything a love in a story—contemporary, WWII, sweet romance, a good Christmas tale, and plenty of injuries and some angst. *wink*

~ As in Olden Days by Jesseca Wheaton (Questions of War, #0.5) ~


Ahhh, this story is so darling. For anyone who loves sweet, simple Christmas stories of family, love, and good times—give this one a read.

And if you're a fan of the Questions of War series, you definitely need to grab this little gem! <3

What's your favorite Christmas story, indie or otherwise? Do you plan to grab a copy of Behold? 
~Faith