My guest author today is Nicole Zoltack, a very young woman to already be a published author! I met Nicole on GoodReads where I noticed her book which struck me as a perfect fit for my blog theme. Here’s Nicole: … Continue reading →
OXYGEN by Authors Randy Ingermanson & John Robinson features a very strong woman as the lead character, Valkerie Jansen, who has the opportunity to be the “first man on Mars” — if she can survive the trip. Chapter One Valkerie … Continue reading →
Back in August, I asked 6 questions about why people read blogs, what they do with the books they might win on blogs, etc. (The rose is for each of the bloggers who left comments.) Several bloggers shared their ideas … Continue reading →
First of all, the winner of LaShaunda’s generous gift of Internet promotion on Shades of Romance goes to Mary Connealy! Congratulations, Mary! And the Sormag Goodie Bag goes to reader, April (tarenn98[at]yahoo[dot]com). (She didn’t post but I chose her from … Continue reading →
Publisher LaShaunda Hoffman caught my attention several years ago when I read about her website, Shades of Romance, in the Writer’s Digest magazine. Her website was one of the top ones on the Net and remains that. I’ve gotten to … Continue reading →
On Monday, I featured A Prairie Christmas Collection and here is an Excerpt from “A Circle of Blessings” by Deborah Raney Chapter One “Dakota Territory 1871 Stella Bradford hurried across the campus of St. Bartholomew’s Academy, a stack of textbooks … Continue reading →
My guest today is Author Carolyne Aarsen, a longtime Love Inspired author and friend. She has chosen to write about the “silent strength” her mother demonstrated. Here’s Carolyne: “I like writing about coming home to faith, community and love. And … Continue reading →
A Prairie Christmas Collection from Barbour Books by Tracie Peterson, Deborah Raney, Tracey Bateman and other favorite Christian authors Settling the vast open prairies, weathering winter storms, and finding joy to celebrate during Christmas epitomizes the pioneer experience. In a … Continue reading →