Geneviève was a sweet, innocent young woman who has always done what her grand-mère expected – until she got the courage to run away to stop her brother from making a huge mistake! The courage she showed by traveling across the country alone was admirable. I enjoyed watching her blossom […]
While not a completely new concept – the woman who grew up away from civilization – Mary Davis makes it fresh and new in The Damsel’s Intent. I really appreciated that she didn’t make Nicole out to be completely inept and unable to fit into society because of her isolation. […]
Author Mary Davis is again sharing today – this time related to her latest book, The Daughter’s Predicament. Whether you struggled to listen in history class or if you loved it, you will enjoy her post. HISTORY: Boring or Spellbinding? By Mary Davis That I write historical romance is a […]
Children, obey your parents because you belong to the Lord, for this is the right thing to do. Ephesians 6:1 This admonition is spoken in several places in the Bible and, as Paul points out there, brings a promise of long life to those who do this. Yet, what if […]
Most of my life I have been baffled by the women’s rights movement. Probably due in part to the fact that I was raised by a father who never made me feel that there was anything I couldn’t do if I wanted to. I have been known to have said […]
“I fell off a stepladder and broke my right foot and fractured my left wrist. Can you come out and help us?” my mom requested. I am fortunate to have a job that can be done remotely and a boss who allows it on occasion so I flew out the […]
I’m so grateful to Mary Davis for sharing this delightful guest post with us today! She is the author of the newly released book The Widow’s Plight which I will be reviewing here next week. Be sure to come back on August 16 (Thursday) to hear more about the book. […]