ATTENTION DEBBIE MACOMBER FANS!

DEAR BOOKIN' WITH BINGO READERS,

In case you don't get Debbie Macomber's newsletters (and you should), this just came to me and I wanted to share it with all her many fans. She is ill and has had to cancel some of her tour stops so please read below. I have been highlighting Debbie's books especially the past couple of months and so this is special to me as well. I know we all wish Debbie a speedy recovery.

Thank you all! "Bingo"

A Note from Debbie Macomber
A Note from (about) Debbie Macomber

April 25, 2011

News Alert:

Just in is news that, upon returning to Vero Beach this morning, April 25, from her Easter weekend with family in Port Orchard, Debbie became ill, and doctors have instructed her to cancel her first two appearances on her tour. Debbie asked that her team do everything possible to let her readers know she will not be at the Vero Beach Book Center tomorrow, April 26, nor at the Hagen Ranch Road Library in Delray Beach, Florida, Wednesday, April 27.

Efforts are underway now to try to reschedule these two appearances at the end of Debbie's tour.

At this time Debbie anticipates that the rest of her tour, beginning with the Tallahassee event on Saturday, April 30, will proceed as planned. For updates, however, watch the Hot News and Meet Debbie sections of Debbie's website and her Facebook page.
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