Would You Like To Read "Where's Heidi?" Before the April 3?

I Hope So!!

To celebrate the first time in nearly nineteen years that we haven't dreaded the approaching April 3rd anniversary date ~ we are GIVING AWAY A BOOK! 

The first decade after my only sister's kidnapping I viewed Easter, God, and the date of April 3rd as negative and stressful.
The painful reminders started on Ash Wednesday because this is the day marking the lead up to Easter Sunday. Instead of giving up chocolate or candy, I gave up a positive attitude.

Once I realized God wasn't to blame, my perspective started to change. Easter Sunday transitioned from the worst day of my life to the day it is meant to be ~ one of celebration, because Jesus rose from the dead after dying on the cross for my sins. (and yours) 

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It's time to focus on the positive and the blessings...

To celebrate the countdown to Easter and the final days before the release of Where's Heidi? One Sister's Journey, let the entries to win a free copy begin!

"How do I enter to win?", you ask.

Here is the challenge...in order to give away the book, we have set a goal of at least twenty-five comments on today's blog before drawing the winner. These twenty-five comments are from all of you! 

Note: My comments don't count towards the goal and comments from my immediate family are not eligible. We want to hear from all of you! 

At least 25 comments on this blog post, means there will be a pre-release, autographed copy of Where's Heidi? One Sister's Journey in the mail to someone following the blog.

Be sure to list your name and email when you comment 
so I can contact you for your mailing address if your name is drawn. 
All names will be entered into the hat and the drawing 
will be video taped. The winner will be announced on next week's T.O.P.'s Tuesday blog, if there are at least twenty-five comments from all of you!

Leave a note or answer one of the following questions:
How has Heidi M. Allen's disappearance changed your life?

Why do you hope to win a copy of this book?

What "connects" you to Heidi's disappearance,
me, my family, or this blog?