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.
Image by Amanda McConnell from Pixabay My February Question is–What was your first love, I mean the “really” first one. I’m recalling my third grade crush at Glen Flora School. Oh, my, Benji had the cutest curly blond hair. And … Continue reading →
Yes, I need help. For the first time I’m thinking of using a couple on a cover. This new series “New Neighbors Lane” revolves around a life-altering event for a family. Each story shows the characters helping Habitat for Humanity … Continue reading →
I know that chocolate chip cookies aren’t Christmasy–like gingerbread, spritz etc. Tell that to my husband! A friend (author Roxanne Rustand) gave me this recipe, but then another friend served us vanilla-flavored chocolate chip cookies (made by adding a box … Continue reading →
WELCOME TO THIS YEAR’S Christian Fiction SCAVENGER HUNT! FYI~ For completing this year’s scavenger hunt, the prizes (in USD, Amazon gift cards): $350 first place $250 second place $150 third place The contest runs from December 6-12. However, the … Continue reading →
Dead Wrong by Vannetta Chapman My rating: 4 of 5 stars Dead wrong by Vanetta Chapman is a delightful murder mystery. Her characters are likable and realistic. The beautiful Texas Hill country is a wonderful setting and I loved the … Continue reading →
Frederick Fly-Catcher by Helen C. Johannes My rating: 5 of 5 stars If you’re looking for a whimsical fantasy to give that special child for the holiday-this book is for you! In disclosure, I am a friend of the author, … Continue reading →
I don’t think anyone can disagree that this is going to be an unusual holiday season, meaning Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s. My December question: In this time of covid, what holiday traditions in your family and friends are you … Continue reading →
The Plain Old Man by Charlotte MacLeod My rating: 4 of 5 stars At first I was overwhelmed by the many characters who were at Sarah’s Aunt Emma’s house to take part in the play. But then I realized it … Continue reading →
FIRST MODEL: If you haven’t read my blog, titled “Can a Grandmother Be the Heroine of a Romance?” click here. And read about my new romantce-mystery, UNCERTAIN SPRING, which will have a grandmother as the heroine. (So glad many agreed … Continue reading →
THIS GIVEAWAY IS A REAL TREAT LitRing recently updated its Kindle Unlimited library with books available to everyone! Won’t you help celebrate by entering the Treat Yourself to a Book Giveaway? Go here now to peruse the books and get … Continue reading →
