Lucky in Love Blog Hop! 2 grand prizes too

Feeling Lucky?

Welcome to my part in the Lucky in Love Blog Hop! Follow this link to 300 other authors joining in the hop. Lucky in Love – List of Participants

And check out these 2 grand prizes:

1st Grand Prize: A $100 Amazon or B&N Gift Card
2nd Grand Prize: A Swag Pack filled with paperbacks, ebooks, bookmarks, cover flats, magnets, pens, coffee cozies, and more!
And, you’ll find more prizes on each of the blogs.
As always, be sure to leave your email address when you leave comments.

My prize is an authorgraphed copy of any of my four ebooks. Your choice!

 “If a man walking in the fields find any four-leaved grass, he shall in a small while after find some good thing.”  – Sir John Melton

More on lucky clover ~
So the odds of a four-leaf clover existing are estimated to be 1 mutation to 10,000 normal three-leaf clovers. As mentioned yesterday, the rare occurrence makes them special. (Sort of like how platinum occurs less frequently than aluminum, so that ring is worth more than your Pepsi can.) Each leaf on the four-leaf clover represents something: one for faith, one for hope, one for love, and one for luck. But there was a time when humble three-leaf clover held its own special meaning.

To the ancient Celts, the three leaves represented the goddess triads, that is, it represented the Mother of All in three divine forms or aspects — the Maiden, the Mother, and the Crone. It represented the the cycle of all things — birth, life, and death. The beginning, middle, and end. The past, present, future. To the Celts, carrying a clover talisman allowed you a measure of protection from malevolent spirits that brought hardship, illness and harm (another 3!) . These things of ill-will were made visible by the clover charm and if you could see them, you could avoid them.

After the Christian church appropriated the Celtic charm, it became associated with the Trinity — father, son, and holy ghost. This association is said to have been devised by St Patrick himself.

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About Me~
I love words and choose them as carefully as an artist might choose a color. My active imagination compels me to write everything from children’s stories to historical nonfiction. As a persnickety leisure reader, I especially enjoy novels that feel like they were written just for me. It’s hard to explain, but if you’ve ever read one of those, then you know what I mean. I tend to sneak symbolism and metaphor into my writing. You might say it’s a game I play with myself when I write. And I so love when readers email to say they’ve found something. I’d like people to feel my stories were written just for them, for that’s the truth. These hidden insights are my gift to my readers.

My book teasers on youtube. All four stories are uniquely different.

Tomorrow…I’ll post about the significance of three around the world and across disciplines.
Be sure to visit all the blogs each day — you never know what you’ll find.
Be sure to comment with your email to win!

I have a new release!
The Witchy Wolf and the Wendigo
(Book2 Eluwilussit)

When you’re all done visiting the Lucky in Love authors,
stop by my satellite blog for a full 1st chapter from Book 1.
I’m taking part in The Romance Reviews 2nd Anniversary Party,
my part comes at the end of the month.
Lots of prizes and one from me too. Learn the details there.
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My Other Blog

Rose Anderson – Love Waits in Unexpected Places
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