Lyn Cote welcomes other authors to her "Strong Women, Brave Stories" blog to share stories of women who triumph over the challenges common to all women.
My guest today is Author Cara Putman. Here’s Cara: “My Mom – A Woman of Strength I’ve always admired my mom. She homeschooled us kids as soon as it was legal – in the days when it was still very … Continue reading →
Masquerade by Nancy Moser Chapter One Dornby Manor Wiltshire, England Early autumn 1886 “I’ve told you, Father, I won’t marry him.” Thomas Gleason held a matchstick to the bowl of his pipe and puffed repeatedly, luring the tobacco to ignite. … Continue reading →
1-Why do Authors and Publishers give away books on blogs?2-Have you won a book on a blog?3-If you did, what did you do with that book? Project Journal’s reply summed up and added a little zest to the replies I … Continue reading →
A little about The Perfect Blend by Author Trish Perry. Here’s Trish: “Steph Vandergrift left everything to elope with Middleburg attorney Rick Manfred, who then stood her up at the altar. Too embarrassed to return home, Steph hopes to earn … Continue reading →
My guest today is Donita K Paul, an author who writes amazing fantasy, not an easy thing to do!Here’s Donita:“The heroine in the first two books of the Chiril Chronicles is Tipper Schope. In her early twenties, she has been … Continue reading →
Chapter One of Queen of Hearts by K Dawn Byrd Daphne Dean traced the red hearts on the bottom of the calling card as a sense of foreboding rolled over her. She shrugged it off, hoping that there would be … Continue reading →
Here’s the first page of Petra by Author T L Higley. Chapter 1 The streets of Rome lay barren and empty, sucked dry by the colossal Flavian Amphitheatre that had swallowed seventy-five thousand Roman citizens in a single gulp, and … Continue reading →
Blurb for Letters in the Attic by Author DeAnna Julie Dodson! “Up in her grandmother’s attic in Stony Point, Maine, Annie Dawson finds a stack of old letters from her childhood friend Susan Morris. Annie remembers Susan fondly and would … Continue reading →
Final Exposure by Roxanne Rustand My rating: 4 of 5 stars I just finished Roxanne Rustand’s Final Exposure, a Love Inspired Suspense novel. I loved her characters. It’s the classic story of a wounded hero, a caring heroine and a … Continue reading →
Today’s first page is from my own September release, Shelter of Hope. Out of the clear blue August morning, danger barreled onto New Friends Street–without warning. Glancing over his shoulder, Marc Chambers saw the cement truck take the corner a … Continue reading →