Do you remember the TV show, #grisslyadams? I'd never seen it til last night. Love, love it and especially his pet bear, Ben. "Come on, Ben."
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California Wildfires
I know by now you've saw the wildfires in California all over the news media and maybe even your social media feeds. My heart breaks for the victims that have lost everything they own but the clothes on their backs. Here's a map recently released that shows the affected areas. The forecasters say the winds are suppose to increase this weekend, making it very difficult for the fire departments. The air quality is getting worse too. This is a statement from the Los Angles Times: Health officials said Friday that air quality in Santa Barbara and Goleta has been unhealthy for three days. Santa Barbara County health officials are distributing special masks and recommending that people relocate for at least a few hours a day to somewhere with cleaner air to give their lungs a break. Please be in prayer for these people. I can't imagine what they're going through. It's hard to go through something like this, but especially here at Christmas. If y
Thankful Hearts
Here we are at Thanksgiving Eve. I can't help but count my many blessings tonight. We are so blessed as a family and as a nation. Many times we forget and take for granted the roof over our heads, the clothes on our backs, and the food in our pantry. May be never grow unthankful as a nation and always count our blessings one by one. If you look at the hurricane victims in Florida and Texas and see within twelve hours everything they owned was crumbled this past summer. That could've possibly been us. They woke up that morning and never dreamed of their possessions being taken away right before their eyes. If you live in the mountains like I do, we always think we've got protection from the storms, but sometimes we don't. There's been tornado's that have went through some mountain communities in the past. This Thanksgiving lets gather around the table with our families and really be thankful for each other. Love not hate; we'd be a better nation if
[Shared Post] #BadMoonRising Justin D. Lambe #IndieAuthor #thriller #suspense
Teri Polen posted: " Happy Friday, guys! Reading the books of today's featured author may give you some food cravings - and that's okay, because recipes are included. Welcome, Justin D. Lambe. In a small Virginia town of Pine Hills, the owner of the local bakery," Justin Lambe (justinlambe77@gmail.com) shared a post from Books and Such #BadMoonRising Justin D. Lambe #IndieAuthor #thriller #suspense
Great News! The audio version of Peanut Butter Cookie Murder is now available. If you're an audible member you can download it for free, if not get it for the low price of $6.08! As summer quickly approaches, the stakes are high in Flower Gap, Maine as the town gets ready for its annual summer picnic with the star dessert of peanut butter cookies. When the only two bake shops in Flower Gap come together, there is an outcome of a baking disaster in the kitchen as well as a murder hanging around. Will Flower Gap pull the picnic off, or will the picnic be a crime scene? Have you been longing for a fresh Peanut Butter Cookie? Come on over to Taste of Delights Bake Shop and Paula will fix you up! https://www.amazon.com/Peanut-Butter-Cookie-Murder-Special-ebook/dp/B01IYQTDV8/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1505236118&sr=8-6
Great news! Order In The DEATH paperback version released this morning. Go on over to Amazon to order it for only $12.50, https://www.amazon.com/Order-DEATH-Justin-D-Lambe/dp/1541275217/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1504530552&sr=8-7&keywords=Justin+Lambe The e-book version will release tomorrow on Kindle, Nook, and Kobo.com and a couple more sites. In a small Virginia town of Pine Hills, the owner of the local bakery, Sweet Treats is in for a surprise. Through a path of twists and turns of previous marriages, custody battles, and a hidden life insurance policy. A murder investigation is unfolded that leaves everyone stunned…. Wonder who the killer will be? Let's stop off by Sweet Treats and grab a snack. No one should work on an empty stomach, right?
Pray for Texas
This morning I watched a few minutes of CBS This Morning. It breaks my heart seeing what Texas and surrounding areas are going through with Hurricane Harvey. I can't imagine what each person is having to deal with. Some relocated to shelters, don't even know where their other family members are, and if they even have some resemblance of a house left. My heart goes out to everyone involved in this horrific disaster. One of the news anchors said they were describing the city of Houston as a swamp this morning. They say that Houston is the 4th largest city in the US. It's hard to believe looking out in a big city and everywhere you look is water and more water. This could happen to us in a heartbeat. We need to be thankful we're not wading around in feet and feet of water, and everything we own, gone, but the clothes we have on our backs. I'm thankful for our men and woman who serve our country for risking their lives to save just one person from the raging wa
For this week's blog post I have a great giveaway to share with you! I'm giving away one free e-book copy of my newest book, Order In The DEATH. It's set to release on Sept. 5th. Enter for a chance to win now til Aug. 30th. I'll announce the winner on Aug. 31st. Good Luck! Please note- If you don't have an E-reader, I'll send you a PDF File by email instead. Visit, https://goo.gl/forms/rv8dznGixLPSf74D2 to enter.
Love, Not Hate
I'm sure you've heard and seen it on the news about the terrible events that have taken place in Charlottesville, Virginia this past weekend. It's rather hard to imagine. We've heard of bad things happening over the United States, but when something like this happens close by, it brings into a whole new perspective. Myself, I live in Virginia about two to three hours from Charlottesville. Growing up in Elementry School, my class took a field trip to Monticello, Thomas Jefferson's home. It's beautiful country there, and a couple years ago my mother was diagnosed with Cancer and refered to the UVA Medical Center right outside of the University of Virginia Campus; a couple miles from where war broke loose. The whole town in general is caring and shows love beyond compare. We shouldn't let a stautue come in our way and turn our love away for fellow man. I know there has been a huge debate about the confederate statutes all accross the US in the
The book signing at Chapter's Bookshop in Downtown Galax, VA has been rescheduled for Aug. 11th from 2-4 PM. Drop on by and pick up a signed copy. I hope to see you there! ~Justin D. Lambe -- Justin D. Lambe - Mystery Author PO BOX 385 Fancy Gap, Virginia 24328-0385 www.justinlambe.com www.facebook.com/mysterywriterjustinlambe www.twitter.com/justin_lambe
I'll be doing a book signing tomorrow afternoon at Chapter's Bookshop in downtown Galax, Virginia starting at 4 PM. Stop on by and pick-up a signed copy of my books, also enjoy the car show along the downtown streets. It's going to be a fun evening. I hope to see you there! ~Justin D. Lambe -- Justin D. Lambe - Mystery Author PO BOX 385 Fancy Gap, Virginia 24328-0385 www.justinlambe.com www.facebook.com/mysterywriterjustinlambe www.twitter.com/justin_lambe
For this weeks blog post, I wanted to share Chapter One of my new book Order In The DEATH. It's release date is scheduled for Sept 5th. You can pre-order the e-book version on Kindle now for 99 cents. Visit this link, goo.gl/ZW1G81 Enjoy! Chapter 1 “HONEY, IS TIMOTHY ready for school?” Judy Anderson asked as she made a peanut butter sandwich. “Yes, dear. His homework and essay are in his book-bag,” replied William Anderson. The Anderson’s lived in a quiet town of Clintwood, North Carolina. It was nestled about twenty miles outside of Asheville. They chose this area for its fantastic scenery, as well as the schools, were top rated of the whole state. “Son, have a great day at school. I hope you get an excellent grade. We’ll keep our fingers crossed.” Judy said as she walked Timothy to the bus stop. Timothy turned and smiled, “I hope so too, Mom.” By that time the bus was just pulling around the corner. Timothy stepped o
Dr. Seuss is a classic, loved by many.
Who hasn't read a good Dr. Suess children's book? I know I have read many during my childhood. Cat in the Hat, Green Eggs and Ham, and so many more. His books had been loved by many children across the United States. Schools still celebrate Dr. Seuss's birthday and host different activities throughout that week. I remember one time in Elementry school my teacher fixing the class green eggs and ham and reading the story to us. What fond memories reading a Dr. Seuss classic. How The Grich Stole Christmas made its appearance in 1957. It has been watched by millions and still appears today. It's one of my favorite movies to watch with my family during the Christmas season. It's not Christmas at my house till we watch it. The movie is full of meaning, and it takes a true author to tell a story like that. (Applause) Dr. Seuss isn't actually a person's name. It's a pen name used by Author Theodor Seuss Geisel. He started writing under that