My guest today is Author Missy Tippens who shares about how she was Inspired by a Friend. Here’s Missy: “Several years ago, I was shocked when, at a sports practice as we watched our kids play, a friend shared with … Continue reading →
My guest today is Author Ruth Axtell Morren who writes for Love Inspired Historical and her latest book is Hometown Cinderella. RUTH WILL BE GIVING ONE AWAY SO DON’T FORGET TO LEAVE A COMMENT! Here’s Ruth on one of the … Continue reading →
My guest today is Author Rachelle McCalla who finds a parallel between her grandmothers and her latest heroine, a princess! Here’s Rachelle: “Two of the strongest women I’ve ever known were my grandmothers. One raised five kids, the other six. … Continue reading →
My guest today is an author and a personal friend, Ed(ward) Semon. He lives on a lake not too far from my lake. 🙂 He is a retired teacher and a very interesting person. Recently my daughter helped him take … Continue reading →
n Guilty by Association, the scripture 1 Peter 4:8: ‘Above all, love each other deeply, because love covers over a multitude of sins,’
Continue reading →My guest today is an “in my real life” acquaintance, Author, Speaker, and Mom Kim Doebler. Kim and I met at the church we attend in the northwoods of Wisconsin. She learned I was an author and asked my advice … Continue reading →
My guest today is Author Lillian Duncan, a new author too. She writes about strength and love and her new book. Here’s Lillian: “Strong Women, Brave Stories…interesting topic. This was so hard for me to write about and yet I … Continue reading →
My guest today is another Wisconsin author, Andrea Boeshaar, a friend of mine. Andrea is going to share about hope & love. Here’s Andrea: “My aunt and I were talking on the phone last night and discussing two young women … Continue reading →
Terri Reed: My heroine Caroline Tully is all of this and more. I tried to make her realistic and vulnerable yet courageous. As an adopted child, she longed to know who her biological parents were.
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