Strong women never get any sympathy. Ever notice that? Who do strong women go to when they feel like whining? Hey, it’s tough wearing the weight of the world on our shoulders. Maybe that’s what blogs are for. Seriously, I … Continue reading →
FACELIFTISBN: 0805449892B&H Publishing A ‘can do’ kind of woman runs her own business, raises her teenage daughter, and takes care of her ex-mother-in-law after a botched facelift. But Kaye learns a facelift is more than skin deep. Joy is more … Continue reading →
Today through Sunday the 28th, I’m asking for more nominees to win an autographed copy of my December book, Her Healing Ways. Please leave a comment with their first name, why you want to thank them, and your email address … Continue reading →
FROM “WYOMING LAWMAN” By Victoria Bylin Chapter One Cheyenne, Wyoming October 1875 Pearl Oliver stepped out of the carriage in front of Dryer’s Hotel and glanced down the boardwalk in search of her cousin. Instead of spotting Carrie, she saw … Continue reading →
December is coming–in case you didn’t know. GRIN When they start talking about the day after Thanksgiving as Black Friday, we know that Christmas is coming. (Or at least the retail side of the holiday.) Her Healing Ways, the final … Continue reading →
My guest today is Author Donita K Paul who writes both fantasy and romance. Today’s she talking about her latest romance, Two Tickets for the Christmas Ball. Here’s Donita: “The main character in this book is Cora Crowder. She has … Continue reading →
The TRUTH about I AM… God has been wooing me with simple TRUTHS all of my life. He has blessed me greatly throughout, giving me a mother and father, a home circumstance that could be portrayed as quite “Beaver Cleaver”….a … Continue reading →
Independence, Missouri April, 1841 “Break camp!” That was not Josiah Blake’s voice. Emma Allen turned in the direction of the barked order, stiffened at sight of an imposing figure atop a roan with distinctive spots on its hindquarters. So the … Continue reading →
My guest today is Author Jenness Walker who will share her co-author’s tragedies (yes, not just one) and how she copes. Do you think she’s right? “The first time I handed my one-sheet outline for Bliss to an editor, the … Continue reading →
Today’s book is Author Cindy Woodsmall’s reissue of The Sound of Sleigh Bells. Sounds like a lovely story! The Sound of Sleigh Bells Beth Hertzler works alongside her beloved Aunt Lizzy in their dry goods store, and serving as contact … Continue reading →