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Don’t miss this $2.99 Friessens box plus more FREE audio codes

 December 9, 2020

By  Lorhainne Eckhart

$2.99 Boxed Set Sale

Follow a new generation of Friessens in this special three-book collection about family, commitment, hope and making a relationship work.  THE FRIESSENS BOOKS 9-11 boxed set includes In the Moment, In the Family and In the Silence.  Now on sale at all eRetailers.

"Loved it from beginning to end, all 3 books...just wanted to keep reading, all night!" ★★★★★ Texasgeni, Kindle Customer 

Plus, grab FREE audio codes!

Get a FREE US or UK audio code for these Friessens titles.  
First come, first served (please take only if you intend to listen as the number of promo codes are limited).  While a review is not necessary, it is always much appreciated.  Thank you and enjoy!


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"A gripping read.  This book had me at the end of my seat and I truly could not put it down...Another story exceptionally well told..." ★★★★★ Caroline L., Amazon UK Vine Voice


Audiobooks

Click here to see my titles currently available in audiobook!

And did you know... if you already own one of my eBooks on Kindle, you can pick up the audiobook at a reduced price with Whispersync?  Whispersync allows you to both read and listen, and you can even switch back and forth between reading on Kindle and listening on Audible without losing your place.


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