The Dressmaker’s Secret Celebration Tour
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Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, January 27
Jeanette’s Thoughts, January 27
Splashes of Joy, January 27
Remembrancy, January 28
Genesis 5020, January 28
Worthy2Read, January 29
Vicky Sluiter, January 29
Maureen’s Musings, January 29
The Write Escape, January 30
Sara Jane Jacobs, January 30
Abba’s Prayer Warrior Princess, January 31
Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, January 31
A Novel Pursuit, January 31
Texas Book-aholic, February 1
CarpeDiem, February 1
Library Lady’s Kid Lit, February 2
Ashley’s Clean Book Reviews, February 2
Inklings and notions, February 3
lakesidelivingsite, February 3
Betti Mace, February 4
Reflections From My Bookshelves, February 4
deb’s Book Review, February 4
For Him and My Family, February 5
Connect in Fiction, February 5
Musings of a Sassy Bookish Mama, February 6
Connie’s History Classroom, February 6
Locks, Hooks and Books, February 7
Godly Book Reviews, February 7
Labor Not in Vain, February 7
Artistic Nobody, February 8 (Guest Review from Joni Truex)
Blogging With Carol, February 8
Happily Managing a Household of Boys, February 9
Sodbuster Living, February 9
Bizwings Blog, February 9
About the Book
Book: The Dressmaker’s Secret
Author: Kellyn Roth
Genre: Christian historical women’s fiction
Claire will stop at nothing to provide for her daughters. An unwed mother, she does everything possible to raise them whilst avoiding her scandalous past. Some secrets are best kept, even between mother and daughter. Alice longs for a father, especially if that means her mother will be happy. She takes matters into her own hands—but she never expected what she finds.
Despite her efforts to shelter her daughters, Claire’s ghosts rise up to haunt her, and any semblance of control over her life vanishes. If her secrets are uncovered, what will become of her family?
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About the Author
Kellyn Roth is a Christian historical women’s fiction & romance author from North-Eastern Oregon who has independently published multiple novels, the most notable being The Chronicles of Alice and Ivy series. You should definitely call her Kell.
Kell lives on family-owned property outside an unmemorable but historical town with her parents, two little brothers, arbitrary cat, precious border collies, a dozen cows, and lots of chickens. She also possesses a classic, vintage aesthetic which does not at all speak to her country girl side, but such is life.
When not writing, Kell likes to blog, teach writing to her various students, have day jobs which allow her to keep her car properly insured, and spend lavish amounts of money on Dairy Queen french fries.
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