Book Description: Eden Christiansen never imagined her role as her younger brother Owen’s cheerleader would keep her on the sidelines of her own life. Sure, it feels good to be needed, but looking after the reckless NHL rookie leaves little time for Eden to focus on her own career. She dreamed of making a name…
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Book Review: The Shepherd’s Song by Betsy Duffey and Laurie Myers
It’s a pleasure to introduce you to The Writing Sisters, Betsy Duffey and Laurie Myers. Not only is their video the book trailer of the week on my right sidebar, but their first adult book, The Shepherd’s Song: A Story of Second Chances, releases today. Book Description: Shortly before suffering a tragic car accident, Kate…
COTT: Rebekah’s Treasure by Sylvia Bambola
A cross between Francine River’s A Voice in the Wind and Joel Rosenberg’s The Copper Scroll, Rebekah’s Treasure, with its combination of history and suspense, will capture readers right from the start. About Rebekah’s Treasure: Set in 70 A.D. Jerusalem, Rebekah’s Treasure takes readers to war-torn Israel, mixing history with a tale of…
Sabbath Sunday: Blazing Love
It’s my pleasure each Sunday to share my own nature picture and share a thought or two about God’s love for you. I couldn’t believe this sunset in the dead of winter. Brilliant. Warm. Blazing. Passionate. When I’m feeling: Cold Numb Frozen Guess what? God’s love blazes just as hot for us when we’re cold.…
Saturday Confession: The Bird Poop Perspective
Last week we took a quick trip back to our hometown to visit family. It was the first time in awhile all four of us were together in the same car, so I was the passenger. Right away I noticed something. There was bird poop covering quite a bit of my side of the window.…
Book Review: Fistful of God by Therese Travis
She’s never taken a drink, but she’s recovering from alcoholism all the same. After the death of her father, teenager Aidyn Pierce spends all her time cleaning up her mother’s messes. So when Mom announces she’s getting sober, Aidyn doesn’t believe her. Mom has tried before, and Aidyn knows there will come a time—a day,…