Welcome to the 2013 Fall Scavenger Hunt! This hunt (which begins at noon Mountain Daylight Time and not before) has 25 stops and runs October 18 through the 20th, 2013. You can make the loop, reading unique content from 25 … Continue reading →
Where would you have liked to live in history? I began this discussion on GoodReads’ Love Inspired Historical Group, but would love to find out what you think! If you could have lived in any kind of dwelling anywhere, what … Continue reading →
My guest today is a dear friend author Ed Semon. He has been my guest before with his Tennis book Over the Net and Between the Lines and today he is going to talk about his latest book, his memoir … Continue reading →
My guest today is a brand new Love Inspired author Jan Drexler who has begun her career with an historical Amish story set in the Depression. Sounds interesting? Does to me. She’s also offering two copies of her book so … Continue reading →
My guest today is new author Connie Mann whom I met back in 2002 at a Florida Writing Conference. Imagine my delight when she popped up talking about her new book! BTW, she will be giving away a print copy … Continue reading →
My guest today is Author Maureen Lang, a frequent and welcome guest here. She is offereing a free ebook to EVERYONE (GOOD ONLY ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY APRIL 1 & 2) and a print copy of her latest book (see … Continue reading →
My guest today Author Christien Lindsay writes about an unusual setting and unusual stories. I like that! And I love it when she is my guest because I learn so much about a culture that fascinates me. AND DON’T MISS … Continue reading →
Lyn here, Pat Simmons post on Monday got me thinking about family history. Pat is doing a lot of research into her forebears. And I’ve done almost none on my own. My husband’s cousin has done A LOT of research … Continue reading →
My guest today is African American author Pat Simmons whom I count as a writing friend. She has been my guest before and will again I hope. This is a longer than usual post, but I didn’t cut a word … Continue reading →