Guest Post by Lori Keesey, author of Always Think of Me, and The Accidental Blogger Nearly four years ago, I reinvented myself and became The Accidental Blogger . . . not because blogging ranked high on my bucket list, but because I needed a platform and figured stories about ordinary people who overcome adversity would resonate with others.…
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Always Think of Me by Lori Keesey
About Lori Keesey: Her Writing Inspiration A story that Lori Keesey wrote and illustrated about three puppies lost in a hatbox piqued Lori’s interest in writing at the tender age of six. And an introduction to Scout Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird many years later sealed the deal. Lori decided then that she wanted to write…
May 2024 Fiction Finder
May 2024 New ReleasesMore in-depth descriptions of these books can be found on the ACFW Fiction Finder website Contemporary Romance: A Cameo for a Cowgirl by Carolyn Miller — Welcome to Three Creek Ranch, home of the James family for over a hundred years, complete with its own Western movie set. Franklin James might be…
Braving Strange Waters by Sarah Hanks
Braving Strange Waters is an inspirational time-slip novel that released on April 15th. For fun, I’m interviewing Stella, the main character, today. Let’s see what she has to say. Sarah: Welcome, Stella. Thanks for giving us this quick interview right after stepping off your cruise. Can you tell us a little bit about yourself? Stella:…
Surrendering the Stars…or Lack Of by Julie Arduini
Surrendering Fear of Man and their Opinions
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Surrendering the Stars…or Lack Of by Julie Arduini
Surrendering Fear of Man and their Opinions
Read on SubstackSpies & Sweethearts by Linda Shenton Matchett
Spies & Sweethearts: The Story Behind the Story By Linda Shenton Matchett One of my favorite aspects of being associated with the Wright Museum is the opportunity to meet men and women who lived during World War II. I love our displays, and I’ve learned a lot about the famous and infamous, but there is…
