Bethlehem's Baby preparing to go on tour


Don't miss the Virtual EBook Fair--just click on the image to find it.

Bethlehem's Baby will begin its blog tour in October, but I'm numerically and, apparently, calendrically challenged, so watch out for the first post appearing later this month, with a huge thank you to all my kind hosts and the usual cry out for more. Would you like to host me on your blog? Would you publish a guest post from me about these stories of Bethlehem?

Click on the image for an excerpt, or enjoy the quotes below from characters in the book: Can you guess where they come into the story?

"Let's tax dead people!"
"Tell God we're too old to be parents."
"Why me?"
"Why does God want smelly pigeons?"
"Who are you? And how did you get in here?"
"God doesn't send angels to bor..."
"Why does he have to be Jesus and not Steven or Sam?"
"What's a calendar?"
"Yes, it's a river."
"What's that noise?"
"Maybe the world's going to end."
"Today's the day."
"He's not beautiful at all."
"No new kings here."
"Are we nearly there yet?"
"I'm going to feed the world."
"What's your name Little Boy?"
"Your Mom says you forgot to eat again."
"Where is the boy?"
"We wouldn't want the Romans to hear that."
"Why would you do this to me?"

Intrigued? Find Bethlehem's Baby on Amazon Kindle at: http://www.amazon.com/Bethlehems-Five-Minute-Bible-Series-ebook/dp/B00EY172MA, and download a Kindle program to read it (if you need one) from http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?ie=UTF8&docId=1000493771

Or click on the image to visit my publisher's website.






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