I’m still recovering so here is another short post. I had the honor and blessing to work with Mary Byers again, and the work is available through FullFill magazine.
The e-zine is free and this issue is about influence. I have a short devotional about why boundaries are good.
You can check it all out here. It’s a fantastic resource for women.
When I was asked to participate in the multi-author project, You are on the Air, I was hesitant to accept because the books are contemporary romance, and I primarily write historical romance. But after brainstorming ideas with the series creators, I found a way to include my historical roots. I had just finished putting together…
I admit, I handle summer in small doses. When I hear that the humidity is climbing and the temps are soaring, I get a little anxious. The heat tends to really get to me faster than most people. Thankfully I take medicine to help keep the hot flashes to a minimum and survive the worst…
Throughout the year I’ve shared my Curly Girl journey and the haha-make-sure-you-don’t-announce-you’ll-never-go-gray-or-God-laughs-and-your-hair-color-stops-taking. Both experiences have taught me a lot about myself and what I’m capable of if I put my mind to it. In this case, the new look I have is at juliearduini.com. I wanted a simple but appealing look that says who I…
Don’t Miss This: The Christmas Bells of Cavazzale. Each month I plan to highlight a book/author that I think is worth checking out. Last month it was Catch of Lifetime by Candee Fick. For December, I’m a sucker for gorgeous covers and Christmas ones are especially eye-catching. With that, I had to show you The…
Claire’s visit to a luxury hotel in Maine awakens repressed memories, threatening all she holds dear. In 1989, Claire Dellamare disappeared from her own fourth birthday party at the Hotel Tourmaline on the island of Folly Shoals, Maine. She showed up a year later at the same hotel, with a note pinned to her dress…
Faith in My Writing Journey I’ve always loved reading, but as a young adult with children, I didn’t have much time for such pleasures. However, once glaucoma forced me out of the business world at age 40, my life took a different turn. I tried not to ask “why Lord,” rather “what do you want…