16 days until summer!
Heather B. Moore is the award-winning author of several historical novels which are set in Ancient Arabia and Mesoamerica. She is not old and doesn’t remember the time period, so google.com has become a great friend. Although she has spent several years living in the Middle East, she prefers to forget the smells. Heather writes under the pen name H.B. Moore so that men will buy her books. She is also the author of one non-fiction book, which took her much too long to research and write, so she is back to novel writing.
Visit Heather’s website: www.hbmoore.com and her blog: my writer’s lair
Follow Heather on Facebook: Fans of H.B. Moore and on Twitter: @heatherbmoore
Read our combined review of AMMON by H.B. Mooore.
LDSWBR: If you had an entire day to read (on the beach, at the lake, by the pool, etc.), what book(s) or genre would you reach for first?
HEATHER: I’d finish reading Cleopatra’s Daughter by Michelle Moran, then for fun I’d pick up either a James Rollins or Harlan Coben thriller.
LDSWBR: What book(s) do you look forward to reading the most this summer?
HEATHER: Loaded question! Some of my “must-reads” include Possession by Elana Johnson, The Dark and Hollow Places by Carrie Ryan, Cleopatra: A Life by Stacy Schiff, The List by Melanie Jacobson, My Unfair Godmother by Janette Rallison, The Pharaoh’s Daughter by NC Allen, a book by Holly Black and book by Bree Despain since I’ll be meeting them.
LDSWBR: What is your favorite outdoor cooking recipe? (Can be grill, campfire, Dutch oven, etc.)
HEATHER: Pulled Pork Sandwiches
I cook this one outside in a crock pot so that it doesn’t make the whole house smell (does that count?). Pork shoulder (or Butt), Kosher Salt, Liquid Smoke. Sprinkle and rub Kosher Salt into pork shoulder, drizzle with liquid smoke on both sides. Put in crockpot before bedtime, let cook overnight on LOW. Serve the next afternoon or evening. If you want to start in the morning, cook on HIGH for 4 hours, then turn to LOW. Pull apart and serve over rice or on sandwich buns. Yummy!
LDSWBR: Thanks, Heather!
AMMON by H.B. Moore (Covenant; June 2011) is availabe for purchase from Deseret Book.
Watch the book trailer for AMMON below:
Do you have a recipe you love but makes the house smell? Have you cooked something outside overnight before?
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- Gifted by Karey White
- Bumpy Landings by Donald J. Carey
- Captive Heart by Michele Paige Holmes
- The Perfect Fit by Michele Ashman Bell
- River Whispers by Kathi Oram Perterson
- Hazzardous Universe by Julie Wright & Kevin Wasden
- Hearts Through Time by Marie Higgins
- Double Deceit by Stephanie Humphreys
- The List by Melanie Jacobson
- The Forgotten Locket by Lisa Mangum
- The Kiss of a Stranger by Sarah M. Eden
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Let’s keep counting down to summer with some great reads!
5 Responses to “AMMON by H.B. Moore – Countdown to Summer 2011”
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I have only recently heard about Heather’s historical books and am looking forward to checking them out!
I don’t think I have ever cooked anything outside overnight — I’m not sure I have ever cooked anything inside overnight either! :-)
I love it how I’m a dork and always join your contests late! :) The only thing that stinks up our house is broccoli. And my family likes to eat it. A lot. :)
I’m not a big broccoli fan. I will eat it though if placed in front of me. I don’t know if I’d purposely buy it though :)
When my husband cooks fried yucca in the house is stinks up the house like oil, but they are so good, like a more dense french fry.
My hubby makes the best meatballs. The house smells like onions and meatballs for about 2 days afterwards.
I love Heather’s list of must-reads for this summer!