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Candace E. Salima commented on Tristi Pinkston's event 'Book Launch for Tristi Pinkston's New Novel'

Wouldn't miss it for the world, Tristi! I picked up a copy of "Agent in Old Lace" at the Womens Expo at UVU yesterday. It was hot off the presses. I'm diving into to it today and can't wait! Congratulations!

May 10

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Book Launch for Tristi Pinkston's New Novel at Provident Book

May 16, 2009 from 3pm to 5pm

Tristi Pinkston proudly announces the release of her new contemporary romantic suspense novel, "Agent in Old Lace." Backliner: Shannon Tanner has it all - a perfect family, perfect job, perfect boyfriend - or so she thinks. Then Shannon learns Ma...

May 10

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New Title for my New Book Release!

My novel "Faith Beyond Fear" has been renamed to "Agent in Old Lace." We're counting down until the release ... May is coming closer all the time!

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Freedom of Speech (originally posted at my blog http://www.tristipinkston.blogspot.com)

One of the blessings of living in this great country of ours is the freedom we have to say whatever we want without government stepping in to limit our expression. Many other countries are still fighting for this freedom and envy what we have.

Unfortunately, as we go about from day to day exercising this freedom of speech, we sometimes forget that having the freedom to say whatever we want does not extend to being rude about it. I enjoy using this blog as a medium to share my thoughts and feeli… Continue

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At 10:15pm on June 21, 2009, Barby James said…: Wanna view my cam?, come see me here We'll really have some fun! freelocalcams.info

At 2:46pm on May 10, 2009, Candace E. Salima said…: Have to take a nap first and then read, read, read!

At 7:08am on May 10, 2009, Candace E. Salima said…: Congratulations on the release of your brand new book "Agent in Old Lace"! I picked up a copy at the Womens Expo at UVU yesterday and absolutely cannot wait to dive in! It was hot off the presses and they sold it out. Very cool!

At 7:32am on February 5, 2009, yourLDSneighborhood said…: You simply rock, Tristi. I love you!

At 11:10pm on February 4, 2009, Candace E. Salima said…: Tristi, I'm so bummed. I've already got a commitment for the 26th. Please tell Heather I feel bad that I couldn't be there but that I did purchase her book. Okay? Thanks so much.

At 10:25pm on January 23, 2009, Candace E. Salima said…: Sounds good. I'll pick up at 6:30 on February 26th. Gosh, I love planning ahead. :)

At 6:44am on January 23, 2009, Candace E. Salima said…: It was fun seeing you at the Provident Ladies Book Group at Provident Bookstore last night. I'm so excited they are having these author nights every month. And you are so dang fun to be around. I love your sense of humor, Tristi. You rock, my friend. Are you going to the book on the 26th of February? I am, so if you want to drive together, let me know. We can jet about 6:30.

At 9:52pm on January 19, 2009, Candace E. Salima said…: May and November! I've made a note to myself and will be amongst the first to purchase your books! I love the way you write. You're fantastic and I'm a huge fan.

At 6:12pm on January 18, 2009, Candace E. Salima said…: Tristi,

Congrats on your upcoming books. May and September, is that right? I'm so proud of you!

At 4:19am on December 28, 2008, MARJA said…: You are an Angel for bringing Christmas dinner to Candace and Alvin at the hospital. Bless you.
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Spotlight on "Forged in the Refiner's Fire" by Candace E. Salima

Why do bad things happen? Is there a purpose when we face a bad trial? As mortals, we can be compared to ore, such as gold and silver. Ore that is unrefined is generally impure and undesirable. Only ore that is crushed -- and then refined by fire -- becomes beautiful, pure, precious and valuable. This book was written to help you see the results of the Ultimate Refiner, the Lord, in your own life.

Within these pages, people from all walks of life share their stories of triumph over tragedy. More importantly, they reveal how they were strengthened as they passed through the Refiner's fire. They became more precious, and so can you. Look for the experiences of vocalist Merrill Osmond, LDS writers Shirley Bahlmann, Elizabeth Cheever, Willard Boyd Gardner, Tristi Pinkston, and Candace E. Salima, renowned columnist Muriel Sluyter and several people across the nation who are ranchers, housewives, writers in the national market and more.

Candace E. Salima partnered with Elizabeth Cheever to co-author this book. They feel very privileged to have been the ones to bring this story to the world.

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