I have always loved music. It somehow lives deep in my soul and I am constantly humming or singing under my breath. Don’t misunderstand. I’m not a great musician. My singing is good on some days and not so good on others. And despite having had piano lessons for a […]
I find it very difficult to pass up any book by Chautona Havig. I discovered her works when I got my first Kindle almost seven years ago and have read most of what she has written. One of the things I love about her books is the way they are […]
Today I’m happy to share about another book by Alexis A. Goring – this time with an excerpt. Marc bounced his white, baseball-size stress ball off the left wall of his cubicle in the newspaper office where he worked his beat as a politics reporter. For now. Until he could […]
Though I had heard of author Robin Patchen years ago, this is the first time I have read any of her books. When I saw her book listed for a blog tour, I jumped at the opportunity. I was surprised to receive not just one, but all the books in […]
Carol Moncado has created such an intricate world through her books! She doesn’t hesitate to have people from one series pop up in others. From Serenity Landing, Missouri to kingdoms in the Caribbean, the Pacific, and Europe, her novels encompass a large portion of the globe. Her characters from one […]
Today I’m sharing a testimony of how God has worked in my life. I accepted Jesus as my Savior when I was quite young, just weeks short of my eighth birthday. I grew up in a Christian home, so I have no extraordinary conversion story to tell. But I have […]
There is quite a variety of genres and Indy versus traditionally published books this week. Whether you like romance or suspense, Amish, historical or young adult, there are new releases to consider. I will be flying out on Monday to visit family and attend my nephew’s wedding that will be […]
When author Kimberly King offered to give me a copy of her new young adult book to review, I went to read the synopsis to see if it seemed to fit the books I like to read and share on my blog. And guess what? It is a great fit! […]
As I rounded the last quarter of the track, the crowds began to cheer loudly! Not, as you might suppose, because I was winning the race, however. Let me back up. I can’t tell you why I decided to participate in track after school. I have never been a good […]
“No, Auntie Phyllis. It’s a sheep.” At the fair with my three-year-old nephew, I could not convince him that the Angora goat we were looking at was really a goat. He saw curly fur and that meant “sheep” to him. And as we all know that three-year-olds know more than […]