Truth or Dare reminded me of an 80’s coming of age movie. Wait! That’s a good thing. I love watching those movies! Maddie is so adorably clueless. Thinking she was going to help Josh, she jumped wholeheartedly into this “project” and created charts and notebooks and lists. Oh my! […]
I was baptized as a baby and went to church with my family exactly twice a year—Easter Sunday and Christmas eve—not including the occasional wedding or funeral. I never felt comfortable at church because I didn’t know the words they recited, the songs they sang, or the book they preached. […]
New Releases I hope you had a great week! Mine was good, I loved the conference for work, but whew! We have a number of new releases this week in 3 genres. There are 3 Historical Fiction, 5 Contemporary Fiction and 1 Young Adult release. Dead Letter was reviewed on […]
Kittens, puppies, chicks. Baby animals are always so much fun! Growing up, we had our fair share of animal babies. While the only kittens we had were ones we received from other sources, we did raise several generations of some rather unusual pets. Our rats surprised us with babies (yeah, […]
Despite the pool in our backyard, my dad managed to make it an oasis. Potted roses lined the deck around the pool, we had a fishpond with a waterfall surrounded with tropical plants. The covered patio had pots galore with climbing vines and hanging baskets. Gardens and ponds must […]
Today I’m hosting Patricia Boomsma, author of The Way of Glory, a Medieval story that takes the reader from England to Hispania. There is a giveaway in addition to a guest post from the author. Praise for The Way of Glory “One of the many impressive things about The Way of […]
Over the years, I have gone through dietary changes for various health reasons. Overall the way I eat would be considered “healthy” and yet there always seems to be some reason I need to modify what my diet. Despite the way I eat, my metabolism is not what it used […]
Finding God through the fires of life This ain’t my first rodeo book, yet I don’t remember ever seeing a bond between the livestock and their owners like the one Knox and his bulls have. Is there such a thing as a bull-whisperer? The care and concern he had, not […]
As Madeline heads off on her first undercover assignment with the Pinkertons, her disguise is so perfect even Russell doesn’t recognize her. Transforming herself into the fashion-challenged and somewhat simple Jane Sempleton, she heads off to solve the mysteries of the world. Or at least the Wintherwood, Ohio bank world. […]
