Laura Hilton and June Foster invited me to do a blog hop in which I answer the following questions about my writing: What am I working on? How does my work differ from others in its genre? Why do I write what I do? How does your writing process work? I haven’t really done something like…
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COTT: New Releases Clash
Summer’s on the way. We have five great books to add to your beach bags. To take readers back in time, there’s a historical novel set in ancient Rome. Or relax with a southern romance with mystery and suspense. Then check out a medical suspense, a contemporary novel and contemporary romance–all fantastic stories. Let us…
Video of the Week: Surviving Henry by Erin Taylor Young
Each week I share a book trailer on my video widget at juliearduini.com. This week is Surviving Henry by Erin Taylor Young. You don’t always know what you’re getting into when you bring home a puppy. Enter Henry, a boxer who suffers from Supreme Dictator…
Sabbath Sunday: Promise Fulfilled
Remember the polar vortex? For us, the dozen days off of school because of weather? I remember asking, Lord, are you sure this will end? If He’s given you a promise, don’t lose sight. He is not a liar. Not sure there are any promises over your life? I triple-dog-dare you to find a Bible…
Character Confession: Why I Don’t Stare
My mom has a saying I heard a few times. “It’s okay to look at the past, but don’t stare.” That makes a lot of sense. I’ve watched a lot of people waste amazing potential because they still remember that great football game from high school, that one relationship that got away, that one rejection…
Book Reviews: Moms’ Night Out by Tricia Goyer & Moms’ Night Out and Other Things I Miss by Kerri Pomarolli
Book Description: Moms’ Night Out is a novelization of the hilarious family comedy that celebrates real family life—where everything can go wrong and still turn out all right. All Allyson and her friends want is a peaceful, grown-up evening of dinner and conversation . . . a long-needed moms’ night out. But in order to…