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.
Today‘s book by Author Jill Eileen Smith is Abigail released February 1, 2010 and is book 2 in The Wives of King David series. Bathsheba, book 3, releases March 1, 2011. Michal, book 1 is available now. Abigail is the … Continue reading →
Seekerville: RWA NATIONALS UPDATE And the winner of the RITA in the inspirational category is TAMERA ALEXANDER’STHE INHERITANCE!!! Many warm congratulations, Tamera! Jan Cline– jancline (at) ymail (dot) com is the winner of an autographed copy of Tamera’s RITA award-winning … Continue reading →
Lyn:What does it mean to you to have a book nominated for a RITA? Author Irene Hannon: It means I’m absolutely thrilled! Even though I’ve won the RITA once and this is my fourth nomination, the thrill never diminishes. For … Continue reading →
Lyn: What does it mean to you to be a finalist for a RITA award? Julie Klassen: “I have never been a RITA finalist before, so when I learned my book, The Silent Governess, was among this year’s finalists, I … Continue reading →
Here’s today’s RITA nominee, Carla Capshaw: Lyn: What does it mean to you to be a RITA finalist? Carla: “Being a Rita finalist is a blessing…and it’s fun! 🙂 Whether you win or lose, just knowing the judges really enjoyed … Continue reading →
A View from a Tree Beccaroon cocked his head, ruffled his neck feathers, and spread his wings, not to fly, but to test the air. He stretched, allowing his crimson wings to spread. The branch beneath him sank and rose … Continue reading →
Today’s guest nominee Author Tamera Alexander has offered a free copy of her nominated book, The Inheritance. The giveaway will continue for the rest of the week through Saturday. If you’d like a chance to win it, please leave a … Continue reading →
Ever since attending my first RWA national conference in 1997 and watching the awesome award ceremony in Orlando, I’ve dreamed of being a Rita finalist. A year later, I had an opportunity to touch a Rita statuette. As I did … Continue reading →
Lyn:What does it mean to you to be a RITA finalist? DiAnn Mills: Years ago, I met Rita Gallagher and her daughter Rita Clay Estrada. (These two women a mother and daughter were some of the founders of Romance Writers … Continue reading →
Lyn: What does being a RITA nominee mean to you? Kathleen Y’Barbo: Having a book nominated for a RITA is beyond my wildest dreams! I was thrilled when my editor Shannon Marchese told me Waterbrook would entering THE CONFIDENTIAL LIFE … Continue reading →