I love a good redemption story and I’m always game when I see a book with Rene Gutteridge’s name on it. She’s a skilled novelist in that she can write amazing drama and yet pen a delicious comedy with heart, too. Heart of the Country leans to the dramatic and reading the interview John Ward…
I’m someone that learns from object lessons and word pictures. It’s a total God thing, and I appreciate that He created me that way. Recently He gave me a marriage object lesson and it helped me so much I thought I would share it. This is for married couples, especially those who have been married…
I owe Anne Graham Lotz an apology. Everytime I mention why I enjoy speaking and writing to encourage women to find freedom through surrender in Christ, I let them know I’m not Anne. I’m not a forever Christian with an evangelist background. I’m not classy, eloquent, or refined. And more than anything, I’m not perfect….
One of the best parts of being a writer is being part of a community that “gets” you. Writers never stop thinking. You might see a woman walking through a parking lot. Writers? We’ve got her story all figured out and ready to write down. Part of that community for me is ACFW, American Christian…
Didn’t think I could come up with a “Q” post, did you? Oh, but I did. Thanks to Qwitter. Qwitter is an app, for lack of a better word, where you can learn who on Twitter stopped following you. I find far too much pleasure in this resource. It’s sad, really. For the most part,…
Book Description: Living side-by-side, a fledgling chef anda big-hearted contractor find a delicious attraction. Trouble is, their chemistry could spoiltheir dreams. Spirited PJMcKinley has the touch when it comes to food. Her dream of opening her ownrestaurant is just one building short of reality. So when a Chapel Springsresident offers her beloved ancestral home to…
