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Here’s something straight from the front flap of my new book, You’re Getting Closer: One Year of Finding God and a Few Good Friends:

“And so, I’ve decided: this is the year I am going to get friends. It is also the year I’m going to figure out how to pray without ceasing, to live in a state in which every action that I take, every word that I speak and every thought that I think comes from the Source inside myself far beyond my conscious mind.

I am going to communicate with the Divine, and not just occasionally—I’m going to do it all day long.

I really don’t know if I will be successful but I do know this: if I’m not, it won’t be for lack of trying.”

Well, I finally did it. After about ten years of considering the idea, last year I actually attempted, as the Apostle Paul advises in the Bible, to “pray without ceasing”–to communicate in an ongoing way throughout with the Divine. If an experiment like this interests you, you’ll probably enjoy my most recently published book about it, called You’re Getting Closer: One Year of Finding God and a Few Good Friends.

Thanks for your support throughout my writing journey. I look forward to reading your comments here, via email at mollie@mollieplayer.com, and in your Amazon.com reviews.

Reminder for you in case you missed it: Today is the last day to get the following eBooks for free on Amazon.com:

What I Learned From Jane

On the Bus

Medium Rare

Also note that you can also get all of these eBook titles (and any of my titles) free anytime with the purchase of the print editions.

Oh, and Amazon.com reviews are always appreciated.

Thanks for downloading.

Reminder for you in case you missed it: Starting today (in honor of my sister’s birthday) and ending Saturday, May 10, I’m giving away the following eBooks on Amazon.com:

What I Learned From Jane

On the Bus

Medium Rare

I could’ve just marked the books down to 99 cents, but that didn’t sound like nearly as much fun.

Free books are just cool.

Tell your friends and share this post if you like!

Also: Happy Birthday Allie!

This week I gave some books to some of my (in-person) friends, and it was so much fun that I got inspired to do the same for you my awesome readers. And so, starting Tuesday, May 6 (in honor of my sister’s birthday) and ending May 10, I’m giving away the following eBooks on Amazon.com:

What I Learned From Jane

On the Bus

Medium Rare

I could’ve just marked the books down to 99 cents, but that didn’t sound like nearly as much fun.

Free books are just cool.

Tell your friends and share this post if you like!

Reminder post here … The friendly folks at Amazon have seen fit to let Prime members borrow a book a month from the Kindle store … for free! I love this program, and since I have books out there, too, I thought I’d let you know about it if you didn’t already.

Enjoy some free reading and leave a review on Amazon when you’re done!

Greetings, dear readers, and a quick reminder for you: Today is the last day of your five-day free-for-all!

If you’re not sure what I’m talking about, here’s how it works: For the rest of the day, everyone who leaves a review of one of my books on Amazon.com will receive a printed copy of the book they review–or any other book of mine (your choice)–in the mail. Just send me an email with your name and address plus the link to your review. Oh, and try to get the email to me within a week or so.

It’s your last chance, people, so get typing!

By the way, if you don’t have a Kindle, you can download a reader from them for your desktop for free.

Greetings, dear readers. Got some good news for you: Today is day one of your five-day free-for-all!

Here’s how it works: For the next five days, everyone who leaves a review of one of my books on Amazon.com will receive a printed copy of the book they review–or any other book of mine (your choice)–in the mail. Just send me an email with your name and address plus the link to your review. Oh, and try to get the email to me within a week or so.

Super easy, right?

By the way, if you don’t have a Kindle, you can download a reader from them for your desktop for free.

So, not really sure how or why this works, but I recently discovered by accident that Amazon Prime members (which, by the way, if you’re not one already you really should be!) are able to borrow my books and read for free! Seems strange, but I’m sure I get some kind of profit from it somehow. In any case, feel free to check it out and report back whether or not it worked.