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Timber; Fire in the Pines is available in paperback or digital format.  Visit us@ www.alsanderson.com

Five Days of Free Kindle Version of TIMBER; Fire in the Pines

Right now you can go to Amazon.com and get a free digital download of TIMBER; Fire in the Pines.    Believe me we need the exposure and readership Amazon can offer.  So please do take advantage of the Amazon deal and buy yourself or someone you care for, the digital gift of TIMBER; Fire in the Pines for free.

However, Sandy and I love real brick and mortar hometown bookstores!  The indie bookstore is the life blood of new books and authors.  For future gift buying consider the independent bookstore near you to buy the paperback of TIMBER; Fire in the Pines.  You can also access indie bookstores via the Internet.  These indie bookstores and gift shops are responsible for promoting authors and books with readings and signings at their stores.    We need to keep these small business healthy as well as buying from Amazon and other mega sites.

In Minnesota here are additional stores you'll find TIMBER; Fire in the Pines:

Scout and Morgan-Cambridge, MN
Reading Frenzy- Zimmerman, Elk River, MN
Tobies- Hinckley, MN
Fitgers Bookstore-Duluth, MN
Bergquist's-Cloquet, MN
Thrifty White, Princeton, Virginia MN
Wildflower, North Branch, MN
Grand Casino, Hinckley, MN
Common Ground, St. Paul, MN
Turtle Town Books, Nisswa, MN
Book World, Baxter, MN
Cheri's Flower Basket, Sandstone, MN
Excelsior Bay Books, Excelsior, MN

Thanks to all our readers!

International Review for TIMBER!

The beautiful village of Teplice

Marketa and friend Judith from DeLasalle High School in Minneapolis 

We're pleased to report that we have a reader Marketa from the Czech Republic!  A friend sent her TIMBER; Fire in the Pines to read and she wrote this review:

TIMBER; Fire in the Pines by A.L.Sanderson

It was a pleasure to read a book concerning the history of Minnesota. I like when I know the area where the story takes place. Living in a lumber camp must have been hard for men, so it was a sign of great courage and determination of Sarah to work there, in disguise. In real life she could probably not have gone so long without revealing her true self, but the plot is plausible. I was quite absorbed in reading TIMBER and I would like to recommend it to not only all interested in Minnesota history, but also to people loving a little bit of romance.

Markéta Strašrybková,

Teplice, the Czech Republic