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The “gals” are celebrating the release of Secretly Smitten with a fun Live Webcast on February 5th. They’ll be debuting the *NEW* animated Smitten trailer, giving away tons of prizes, dishing on the book and their friendship. They’ll also be wrapping up the Secretly Smitten blog tour, answering audience questions and testing your trivia skills….
It was a pleasant surprise to learn Rita Garcia was returning to Serenity Cove with her third novel in the series, Lavender Rain. This is Maggie’s story and although sometimes a series grows stale, that is not the case with Lavender Rain. If anything, I think this might be the strongest book in the series,…
Sandra Mason’s decision to move forward despite misgivings, leads to the unveiling of the alluring man beneath the glittery facade that the music industry has created for its fans and profits. She learns that this label isn’t one that the former folksy singer, turned pop star, identifies with. Gregory Pratt’s humble nature clashes with the…
“Eat Like Jesus” offers a simple, scientific, and comprehensive Bible-based dining theology, examining and explaining what the Bible teaches about food and eating. Drawing heavily from the Bible texts, “Eat Like Jesus” puts food-related topics such as veganism, kosher diets, cleansing rituals, and animal physiology (including diet, hygiene, diseases, etc.) into proper perspective, harmonizing New…
It’s a new week and more chapters are being released from Unlikely Merger at Write Integrity. If you missed last week, no worries, you can always catch up. Starting June 20 you’re able to vote on your favorite hero for Mercy to choose. [tweetthis]Then, from July 1-5 Unlikely Merger will be available on Amazon for…
Finding Hope through Love’s Lost Star by guest blogger Caitlin M. Smith The past can be a pesky fly, relentlessly buzzing in our ears. It tries to define us, claiming that we can never escape the people we once were. We can’t start fresh, and we can never be free from mistakes we’ve made. This…