Fall is in full swing and so is this amazing promotion. Celebrate Lit is having a Bring on the Fall giveaway. Grand prize is 30+ books and a $50 Amazon card. Anchored Hearts is my participating book, so I’m very excited.
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Part 1 of an Interview Heather M. Dixon,Author of RenewedThere are few things that can make us feel as helpless as living with a story we don’t like. Life is rarely fair, and things happen beyond our control that impact our lives in negative ways. Maybe our story involves the loss of a loved one,…
Welcome to the 12 Pearls of Christmas blog series! Merry Christmas from Pearl Girls™! We hope you enjoy these Christmas “Pearls of Wisdom” from the authors who were so kind to donate their time and talents! If you miss a few posts, you’ll be able go back through and read them on this blog throughout…
November 2016 New Releases More in-depth descriptions of these books can be found on the ACFW Fiction Finder website. Biblical: Slender Reeds: Jochebed’s Hope by Texie Susan Gregory — In a deadly race to save her son, a young slave woman dares defy the most powerful man in the world. (Biblical from Barbour Publishing) Contemporary…
Each Sunday I share my own amateur nature picture with a thought or two about God’s love for you. Christmas Season is an easy time to share that thought. God loves you. But did you know, many struggle to believe God even likes them. Because of injustice. Ill health. Unemployment. Change and loss. But in…
God is really stretching me into new situations and one is Substack. It’s not a blog, it’s not really a newsletter, but it’s a place I plan to share all kinds of surrender posts that of course include chocolate mentions. It’s not replacing this blog, it’s giving you another layer of who I am and…
It’s Character Confession Saturday! It’s also World Autism Day, a day to spread awareness regarding people diagnosed with autism or are within the autism spectrum. What makes me choose seriously as my confession is the ignorance I continue to run across when it comes to special needs. When I was growing up people didn’t understand…