Dear Brenda, I understand about making scones right – some recipes I’ve tried are just ho-hum or even difficult to make. This recipe is quick and easy yet still tasty – or so I hope! 🙂 THANK YOU for hopping on the street team list. I’ve written your name down and am really excited you want to be an early reader when Revell sends an early copy. You are a reading gem!!

Dear Kathryn, I agree wholeheartedly :)! And I must say, I LOVE your name and its spelling. Would be beautiful for a historical heroine. Thank you for being here and being ready to read that Scottish story! Can’t wait to share the book cover here in June – I am over the moonbow about it!

Dear Lisa, LOL with you at the pronunciation 🙂 Scone has always baffled me a bit. Such an odd word for a tasty creation! Really like the Florence area as I have family up there. Yes, please stop in Berea (exit 76) as Mom is just 4 miles down the road. Chris and Nicia love company, too! Wish I could greet you, too, but we always spend summers in Washington State. Such a contrast between Ky an the West coast. More like another country out there! Cumberland Falls is a must and any hiking on Boone Trace is a win-win. I love Cumberland Gap, too, and the overlook on several states. I’ll look for pics if you’re in our neck of the woods!

Love your gracious spirit, Cynthia. 🙂 Paul, the graduate, thanks you, too! Hope/pray you have a wonderful, peaceful summer! Till next time…

Dear Lynette, So happy Michelle’s May release looks good to you! Would love to send you way:) I endorsed the story and enjoy her style and wit so much. Plus that cover – a keeper!

Happy almost anniversary, Kathleen! May weddings are wonderful 🙂 Yes to Earl Grey as that is what I plan on having while watching the wedding. Can’t decide yet about which variety of scones. Even saw a mix today of sour cream scones! It’s a joy knowing you’re reading my newsletter and then being so thoughtful and commenting here. Heartfelt thanks!