Roxanne Rustand is back today to tell us about her mom whom I also love. After all, she loves my books! Here’s Roxanne: “Strong women, brave stories. What a wonderful theme Lyn has, to carry through all of her novels! … Continue reading →
Today it’s my pleasure to feature, Deadly Competition, the seventeenth book by a dear friend, Roxanne Rustand. She writes romances with suspense and yet a quirky sense of humor and a love of animals. Which pretty much describes her personality. … Continue reading →
Another reader shares how her mother drove her nuts for her own good. (That’s one of the things we moms hate to do but it’s out job!) Here’s Amber: “I wanted to tell you a little bit about my mom, … Continue reading →
Today is my day to share another family story. My mother’s mother Louise who was called Dee Dee (a popular nickname in my family) passed away when I was in first grade. I remember my mom coming to my classroom … Continue reading →
Today, it’s my pleasure to host a dear friend, Elizabeth White. Here’s Elizabeth.In the course of writing a book about a professional ballet dancer, one of my favorite characters from Scripture came to life-a woman who knew Jesus as friend, … Continue reading →
Today, another reader shares her tribute to her mother. Here’s Gee: “I can think of many woman that deserve a Mother’s Day Card but there is nobody like my mother, Doreen B. She raised us 4 children on her own … Continue reading →
Today a fellow Wisconsin author, Anna Schmidt, tells about her mother’s heritage. “My love of history came down to me from my parents — especially my Mom. I truly think she would have been happy to have lived in an … Continue reading →
Today, it’s my pleasure to tout my friend inspirational romance author Robin Lee Hatcher’s newest title. Who says a woman can’t do a man’s job? Put up or shut up! Complaining about Bethlehem Springs’ dissolute mayoral candidate, Gwen Arlington is … Continue reading →
Today, another Love Inspired author shares the story of her mother. Here’s Brenda: “When I think of strong women, I think of a woman that I didn’t have in my life for long enough. My mom, Rosetta Kasiah, lost her … Continue reading →
Today Sandra Robbins shares a story about her mother. Here’s Sandra:“A few years ago my grandson asked me a question that made me smile. With the true innocence of a child, he looked at me and said, “Were our ancestors … Continue reading →