“You don’t seem like a computer person!” I imagine this statement was intended to be a compliment. I accepted it as such, regardless of the intent. Isn’t it humorous that we have so many preconceptions about the way things are and should be? Computer people should be nerdy men who […]
Seeing the dedication of this book is to one of my favorite pastors made me smile. I’ve only seen Pastor Jon Courson once, when he spoke at a Children’s Ministry Retreat in Southern California in the ’90s. I still remember the message he taught on the prophet who had been […]
My husband and I watched a Russell Crowe movie that came out in 2010 called The Next Three Days. The premise is that a woman is accused of murdering her boss and ends up in jail. Her husband, having failed to get her acquitted, does whatever it takes to break […]
My parents couldn’t have known the problems they would cause by giving me the name they did. You see, I have a lisp. And having a name ending with an “s” isn’t the best option for someone like me. I control it fairly well now, after going through speech therapy […]
Today I want to share with you an excerpt from The Janus Journals by H.L. Wegley. He is a new-to-me author who writes high-action suspense that may be gritty and intense but never gross, graphic or gratuitous. And he adds some humor to lighten things up. I have yet to […]
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 […]
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 […]
I think my dad would say that the only thing our dogs were trained to do was to escape from our yard. . . Growing up we had a Miniature Poodle, Rascal, who was a gift from my aunt when I was around seven. We girls thought he was the […]
What Simon and Fern thought was going to be an intense survival adventure turned a bit terrifying as they began to wonder if the TV director might be out for something more than simply an exciting show. Rarity Mountain was a different type of suspense from the first two in […]
Years ago, I read The Oath by Frank Peretti. Now before you scoff in disbelief that I would have even looked at the cover without running away in terror, I had read This Present Darkness and Piercing the Darkness and found them to be fascinating. For those who aren’t familiar […]