Thank you so much for pointing this out, dear Jen! I checked on my end but couldn’t locate the incorrect link you mentioned. To make sure you have it right away, here is the correct Extended Epilogue for A Widow to Heal His Outlaw Soul: https://delilahsawyer.com/isadora. If you have any trouble accessing it, just let me know!
I just finished reading A Tiny Blessing at the innkeeper’s door. It was a wonderful read until you had the mayor take God’s name in vain. Please stop doing that. Your books are wonderful written and by taking our Lords name in vain it takes away from the book. It doesn’t add anything. I would like to read more of your books but I am not sure I can. I love the Lord with all my heart.
Thank you so much for writing to me and for explaining how strongly you felt about this. I’m truly sorry that the use of the Lord’s name in that way took away from a story you had otherwise been enjoying.
I deeply respect your faith and your love for the Lord, and I appreciate you bringing this to my attention. I want my books to remain clean, uplifting reads, so I will be much more mindful of language like this going forward.
Thank you again for reading and for giving me the opportunity to do better. I sincerely hope you’ll feel comfortable giving another one of my stories a chance.
The link for the extended epilogue for A Widow to Heal His Outlaw Soul is for a different book. Where can I find the correct extended epilogue?
Thank you so much for pointing this out, dear Jen! I checked on my end but couldn’t locate the incorrect link you mentioned. To make sure you have it right away, here is the correct Extended Epilogue for A Widow to Heal His Outlaw Soul: https://delilahsawyer.com/isadora. If you have any trouble accessing it, just let me know!
I just finished reading A Tiny Blessing at the innkeeper’s door. It was a wonderful read until you had the mayor take God’s name in vain. Please stop doing that. Your books are wonderful written and by taking our Lords name in vain it takes away from the book. It doesn’t add anything. I would like to read more of your books but I am not sure I can. I love the Lord with all my heart.
Thank you so much for writing to me and for explaining how strongly you felt about this. I’m truly sorry that the use of the Lord’s name in that way took away from a story you had otherwise been enjoying.
I deeply respect your faith and your love for the Lord, and I appreciate you bringing this to my attention. I want my books to remain clean, uplifting reads, so I will be much more mindful of language like this going forward.
Thank you again for reading and for giving me the opportunity to do better. I sincerely hope you’ll feel comfortable giving another one of my stories a chance.