Temporary Bride is the first in my new series: Dakota Brides. They’ve come to Dakota Territory seeking a new life, freedom from their past and a change from the lives they’ve known. But is their future going to be more … Continue reading →
I don’t handle boredom well but, on the other hand, life can get too hectic. It’s like being suddenly diverted from the fast lane to the Indy 500. Every year at Christmas, I eliminate a few self-imposed activities in the … Continue reading →
There is a dam not far from where we live. It provides a great holiday spot, good fishing and boating. there are several camping places and permanent cottages. The view from the top of the dam is spectacular. But … Continue reading →
In my dream, a pregnant woman was running. She was lost and alone and her strength almost gone. She fell to the side of the road. Thinking…fearing she would die alone, she called out to God for help. Please save … Continue reading →
NOT A PLACE ONE WANTS TO VISIT No one wants to be at a cancer clinic but I was there with my daughter last week. They’ve done their best to make the place welcoming. The sun room was a nice … Continue reading →
I am back from a week at the lake with some of my family. Most mornings I went out for a walk before the others wakened. Along one stretch of the boulevard, I discovered a beautiful display of cobwebs. (Not … Continue reading →
This winter, across the road, the landowner brought in a couple of big machines and started pushing down trees. Or at least he tried. The trees broke but they refused to budge. And now many of them are defiantly regrowing. … Continue reading →
The year is 1912 and the hero of the story is Guy Weadick, a man born in New York. He ran away from his boyhood home to Montana where he learned to ride and rope and talk like a cowboy. … Continue reading →
My 50th book is out this month. It’s my 30th book with Love Inspired Historicals. Today I want to share the books being released in 2016: 1. The 50th book. 2. The second book in the Montana Cowboys series—The … Continue reading →
Oh wait. I mean Alpaca Escape. lol We’ve had our daughter’s alpacas grazing here this summer. The other day I glanced out my office window and noticed a strange looking animal heading north on the field across the look. I … Continue reading →