And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love. I Corinthians 13:13 (NIV) This verse is so appropriate for someone who writes sweet romances for a living. I think my readers would agree many of my stories are interwoven with the theme of hope […]
Happy Saturday! I don’t know about you, but I’m ready for a long weekend! I hope to get a lot of reading in. If you’re looking for a new book, there are some great ones here to choose from. Check out the previews and see if they are a good […]
I’m always excited to see new books by Shanna Hatfield. Today I’m happy to announce that Evie, the latest book in the Pendleton Petticoats series released. I’ve already read the book and have my review ready to post next week. (Spoiler alert – it was very good!) Here you can […]
My dad cooked a handful of things when I was growing up, and only that handful. Pancakes – which he cooked but didn’t mix the batter. He always had fun making them into shapes for us. Looking back, I wonder if this was to cover up the fact he couldn’t […]
Today I’m sharing Alexis A. Goring’s third book, Love in Pictures. I hope you enjoy this excerpt. Michelle sat across the table from Juliana at their favorite coffee shop and sipped her ice water. “I can’t believe you drink that stuff.” Juliana only grinned and sipped her caramel macchiato for […]
I love smiles. I know different people tend to be attracted to various features in others, and frankly, some of the attractions I have read about make me scratch my head. Not that I don’t think people really have them; I just don’t see it. What always seems to catch […]
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 […]
“Don’t let them see your weakness.” “Be strong.” Do you ever feel that you have to keep up the facade of being perfect? That you will be failing those around you if “they” were to find out you have flaws? Or that you would be giving a bad testimony to […]
My wife and I have both been Christians for over 50 years, but there is always more to learn about God’s goodness and provision for us. As we approached retirement age, we began making plans for what we would do and where we would live. We anticipated more time for […]
