Rediscover who God made you to be Karen H. Richardson The haircut was a mistake. That is the first line of my novel, Curtains for Maggie. As females, we are created with great capacity for relationship and nurturing. We play many roles, and we do so without holding back – friends, wives, aunts, sisters, mothers,…
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Surrender Issues & Chocolate on Substack
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…
April 2024 Fiction Finder New Releases
April 2024 New ReleasesMore in-depth descriptions of these books can be found on the ACFW Fiction Finder website Contemporary Romance: Love in Tandem by Becca Kinzer — She’s perfectly content leading a quiet life in her small hometown. He’s an adventurer with unquenchable wanderlust. The two couldn’t be any more opposite if they tried. But…
This is 54
Every year since I’ve had this domain I have shared a birthday post. Yes, today is my 54th birthday. Earlier this month I had an author marketing event with my birthday theme, but that wasn’t the actual day. Wow. 54. I still remember high school highlights and college fun. The fact those things were over…
Meet Me Where the Windrush Flows by Valerie Massey Goree
Thank you for hosting me, Julie. The inspiration for my new release: Meet Me Where the Windrush Flows This is the first time the setting for a story has been my inspiration. In February last year, I was visiting with the woman who does my income taxes. She knows about my novels and my love…
That Familiar Rut: 2014 Pinterest Pt2
I’ve been married nearly 28 years. We’ve had two kids together, and of course two that were from his first marriage. They weren’t local, so I’ll focus on the local two in this scenario. You’ll soon see why. Twenty-eight years. A traditional work week is five days. I have been making dinners a good five…