Beaglemania by Linda O. Johnston My rating: 4 of 5 stars Beaglemania is the first mystery I’ve read by Linda O. Johnston. I confess I picked up at a rummage sale, but that’s a good way to try a new … Continue reading →
My guest today is Regency Author Janis Susan May who also writes mysteries as Janis Patterson. I was amazed by the interesting and very strong women in Janis’s family. And that she’s writing down their stories to share with others. … Continue reading →
Every year I try to continue the focus on Strong Women & their Brave Stories on this blog. But each year I also try to come up with something a bit different so that this blog doesn’t become stale. This … Continue reading →
If you are an aspiring author or know one, don’t miss the chance for a free online conference. If you’re an avid reader and would like to ask authors questions or meet authors new to you, this is for you … Continue reading →
Free for LIMITED TIME ONLY–through this wekend. Anne Kellwyn has a secret. It’s cost her everything to keep it, including her marriage. Now she may have to pay an even higher price to reveal the truth, but is she too … Continue reading →
Turbulence by Dana Mentink My rating: 4 of 5 stars Turbulence was the first book by Dana Mentink I’ve read–a great introduction to a new Love Inspired Suspense author. This book started with a super-charged situation. Heroine Maddie Lambert a … Continue reading →
My guest today is author Camy Tang who has written for Love Inspired Suspense and for other publishers. She is one of my favorite people to share a meal with at a conference. BECAUSE SHE’S FUN! I love her perky … Continue reading →
FIRST BOOK IN MY NORTHERN INTRIGUE series. Romance and mystery in a small north woods town–deep in winter. ON SALE FOR 99 CENTS FOR A LITMITED TIME ONLY! Click here to purchse for your Kindle. Winter’s Secret – Second Edition … Continue reading →
My guest today is Author Cathy Gohlke and she shares her knowledge of human trafficking or modern slavery. And she’s offering to give away a copy of her latest book that deals with this in its historical perspective. There has … Continue reading →