I’ve teamed up with 35 fantastic authors to give away a huge collection of Inspirational Romances to 2 lucky winners, PLUS a brand new eReader to the Grand Prize winner! Oh, and did I mention you’ll receive a collection of … Continue reading →
Much–if not all–of fiction has its roots in the author’s own experience. For instance, my husband tells how few toys he had. A broken wagon, one jigsaw puzzle that he made so often he had it memorized so he could … Continue reading →
There was a man with a plan—to get back the money stolen from his boss and earn the reward. The robber’s widow was the obvious place to find it. That would make it easy to get back. Right? I mean, … Continue reading →
In a recent newsletter, I shared photos of some of the odd and unusual things I have discovered on my travels. Here are some of what I shared. ROUND BARN. I saw this beautiful barn from a distance. I don’t … Continue reading →
It isn’t often that it happens but I had two books come out on May 1. Josie is one of the Kinsley’s adopted daughters. She was twelve when she was adopted so came with her own history. One she doesn’t … Continue reading →
I have loved books all my life. I remember going to the old-fashioned library in our small town…oiled floors, big pot-bellied stove, musty-dusty smell. I loved roaming the rows and rows of books. Just seeing them filled me with excitement. … Continue reading →
I have some new books out. Renewing Love is the third The Preacher’s Daughters story. Cole Carter had loved Eve, but knew she wouldn’t choose him over her family. When she arrives to help with his mother and aunt, … Continue reading →
I was going to complain about all the things crowding my life. But I hate to complain. Wait. That isn’t true. I enjoy complaining but I have been trying for years–okay decades. And if I was to live as long … Continue reading →
My arms hurt. My shoulder complains every time I move it. My neck is sore. I could go on and on about my aches and pains. And no, it’s not from gardening. I’ve been putting in long days at the … Continue reading →
I’m sure we’ve all said the little ditty: Spring is sprung, the grass is riz. I wonder where the birdies is. I’ve heard variations of the last line from: I wonder where the flowers is to Where last year’s reckless … Continue reading →