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.
Now that Marlo has let us into her life, she shares more about her latest book. If Tomorrow Never Comes By They say you should reach for your dreams. This time, they’re wrong… Childhood sweethearts Kinna and Jimmy Henley had … Continue reading →
Today another writing friend shares a story. This time it’s her story.Here’s Marlo: “Infertility. Most of my adult life, I fought it. It’s challenged my faith, robbed my bank account, and in the end, made me into a stronger, braver … Continue reading →
Today a newer mystery author tells us about her best summer.Here’s Cynthia: The summer I turned ten-years-old, my parents dropped me and my younger sisters off with my Grandmother in Arkansas. My father was in the army and we’d lived … Continue reading →
Here’s the latest from another talented writer! Paige Rogers survived every CIA operative’s worst nightmare. A covert mission gone terribly wrong. A betrayal by the one man she thought she could trust. Forced to disappear to protect the lives of … Continue reading →
Today’s story is told by Debra Ullrick.Here’s Debra: “Talk about a strong woman. My grandma was one. She didn’t speak English, but that never stopped her from letting us know how much she loved us. Her hugs were sweet and … Continue reading →
Today a new Love Inspired Author shares a family story. Here’s Stephanie: My great-grandmother Helen was born in 1898. She lived in swampy lower Alabama. There were no buses, no public schools, not even many roads other than the dirt … Continue reading →
It’s my pleasure to feature the latest release of a longtime friend. (Notice I didn’t say OLD friend–I’m learning!) Robin always writes a rich and emotionally satisfying story.Here’s the scoop: WHEN LOVE BLOOMS by Robin Lee Hatcher Zondervan, February 2009 … Continue reading →
Today, we hear from Becky Melby and Oku-san. Becky: In 1924 my grandparents, Harold and Alice Foght, traveled to Japan. My grandfather, a professor, was there to study Japanese education and give lectures. My grandmother wanted to come along as … Continue reading →
Stephanie Grace Whitson has written both contemporary and historical novels for Bethany House. Her latest is the book above.Here’s my friend Stephanie: “Strong women made me a writer. It was in the early 1990’s and in our home school we … Continue reading →
I’m so happy to feature Brandt Dodson’s Daniels Den today. He has also written a touching account of his grandmother’s faith during the Great Depression which will be featured here on March 30th. Don’t miss it. And his book sounds … Continue reading →