Writing About Characters After You Say Goodbye by Barbara M. Britton I’m frequently asked if I’m a Plotter or a Pantser. Plotters know every detail about their stories and usually have characters, chapters, and intricate plot details mapped out before they begin a manuscript. Pantsers write about whatever plot lines […]
Sitting on the sofa talking to the woman who had come to this house as a refuge from her life on the streets, I questioned my ability to minister to her. To connect in a meaningful way. I was always a good girl. Hated getting in trouble or displeasing my […]
Who do you think you are? And who gets to decide? by Stacy Monson A two-part sermon I heard a number of years ago has stayed firmly in my mind. The basis of the sermons was two questions – Who do you think you are? followed by Who gets to […]
Happy Saturday! I don’t know if it seems like this for you but I feel like I was just typing out the post for last Saturday! This week has flown by. Here are several new releases that I think you will like. Enjoy the new releases this week! Historical Non-Fiction […]
I have read numerous books by Michelle Griep, including A Tale of Two Hearts, which is included here. Seeing her name on a book, I always know it will be reading. Two common threads run through the stories. The “Second Chance Coin” which the bearers discover […]
Have you ever read a new book in a series and thought “I’m totally lost! Should have re-read the other books first!”? This happens to me sometimes, especially when the series has lots of missing pieces. After all, I read so many books; there could be as many as 50 […]
The Lost Princesses series begins with Always, the prequel. Evermore has also been released and the final two books in the series will be released in the next two months. . . Evermore is the story of the rightful queen of Mercia, though raised in ignorant of this fact. Queen […]
Jody Hedlund’s newest young adult series takes place in an imaginary country, perhaps during the Middle Ages. It is the story of three princesses who were secreted away to save their lives when their kingdom was conquered. Evermore has also been released and will be reviewed here tomorrow. Foremost and […]
Surviving The First Year as an Author: Learning to Trust God by Jessica Kate I’ll be honest: this is the bad version of this blog post. In my relationship with God, I don’t feel that I’ve been learning any earth-shattering truths lately, at least, none that will seem earth-shattering to […]
Happy Saturday! I hope you have had a great week with lots of time to read! In addition to showing you the new releases, I would like to point out an opportunity. Judy Douglass, author of When You Love a Prodigal is going to be conducting a webinar on September […]