Happy Birthday, COTT! We’re half a decade old! To celebrate FIVE YEARS of Clash of the Titles, we’re GIVING AWAY some fun gifts. You can win books by Gail Pallotta and Lisa Lickel, or even a KINDLE FIRE!! Raffle opens right now! Closes Monday, November 30. There are several ways to enter the drawing outlined…
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Book Review: When King’s Clash by J.E. Lowder
Book Description: The furnaces of Ebon burn day and night, melting ores for weapons. Throughout the land, bonfires are lit as Ebonites pay homage to the Cauldron’s Dark Flame. The land’s midnight sky glows like sunrise. Ebon prepares for war as myths and legends from ages past take on flesh and walk the land. The…
Thankful: Clairol
One of the things my husband admitted he took into consideration was how youthful my mom looked. He thought perhaps if mom was that young, maybe I had those genes. My reaction? “Those aren’t good genes. It’s Clairol!” Mom turned gray at age 16, and I found my first strand at age 25. The year…
More on November’s Don’t Miss This: Catch of a Lifetime by Candee Fick
Earlier this month I rolled out a new feature called “Don’t Miss This.” I love reading as much as writing, and I love promoting books. With that, each month I’m going to feature a book I don’t want you to miss. This month is Catch of a Lifetime by Candee Fick. Reviews have been popping…
Thankful: Enough by Gail Kittleson (GIVEAWAY OPPORTUNITY)
Gail Kittleson “If the only prayer you ever pray is thank you, it is enough.” Meister Eckhardt Enough—such a multidimensional word. The meaning changes with the person, and within our own lives, this word transforms, sometimes moment-to-moment. Culture, upbringing, spirituality, and general outlook alter in our concept of enough. Once, during a particularly…
Thankful: Bold Friends
In the last few years, I’ve learned a lot about friendship. Some I gave my complete trust to only to find a knife in my back. Some I thought would be in my life until death, but for whatever reason, it was just a season and they are gone. And then there are the bold…