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.
Attracted to Fire by DiAnn Mills My rating: 5 of 5 stars “Attracted to Fire is Secret Service suspense DiAnn Mills’ style. A hero who won’t back down, pitting himself against a heroine he can’t resist. And a secret that … Continue reading →
Sleeping Beauty by Judy Baer My rating: 4 of 5 stars Judy Baer knows how to write a story without one false step and Sleeping Beauty is no exception. Her characters are lively and real. Suze Charles is very believable … Continue reading →
The Help by Kathryn Stockett My rating: 5 of 5 stars The Help reminds us how much life changed after Martin Luther King’s March on Washington in 1963. Though pockets of racism still fester in America, our society has shifted … Continue reading →
Restless in Carolina: A Novel by Tamara Leigh My rating: 4 of 5 stars Tamara Leigh creates another of her quirky heroines, Bridget Pickwick Buchanan, in Restless in Carolina. Bridget is sassy and unconventional, a green peg in a brown … Continue reading →
Readers and authors have a unique relationship. You can’t have one without the other. In the digital world, readers and authors create their own neighborhoods. I have created one here on this blog where women tell and read stories of … Continue reading →
Yes, you read that title right. Today Author Leanna Ellis is going to tell us about her story FORSAKEN, the first from her Amish-Vampire “PLAIN FEAR” series. Leanna has written this for a secular publishing house but the stories OF … Continue reading →
My guest today is Author Shana Burton who has just released Catt Chasin. Please give her a warm welcome. Here’s Shana: “Flawfully Wedded Wives Few things can spark a conversation like asking a group of men to give their definition … Continue reading →
Love Can Wait by Betty Neels My rating: 4 of 5 stars I love Betty Neels because she reminds me of the English roots of romance–Jane Austen, the Bronte sisters, Georgette Heyer. She uses the same elements over and over–heroine … Continue reading →
My guest today is a long time friend Author Pam Hillman. Tyndale has initiated an ebook only publishing program and Pam is one of their first authors. I’m happy to have her to share a story of a strong woman … Continue reading →
So here is La Belle Christiane‘s cover. I purchased the photo from Getty Images and then hired a cover artist, Kimberly Van Meter, to make it into a book cover. And here’s the back cover blurb: “In the tradition of … Continue reading →