Don’t Let the Wind Catch You When young Gus LeGarde befriends a cranky old hermit in the woods who speaks to an Indian spirit, he wonders if the man is nuts. But when the ghostly Penni rattles tin cups, draws on dusty mirrors, and flips book pages, pestering him to find evidence to avenge…
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Book Review: Raspberries and Vinegar by Valerie Comer
A Farm Fresh Romance Series: A Farm Fresh Romance. This unique farm lit series follows the adventures, romantic and otherwise, of three college graduates who move onto a reclaimed farm where they plan to take the rural area by storm with their sustainable lifestyle and focus on local foods. Raspberries and Vinegar:…
Interview with Raspberries and Vinegar Author Valerie Comer
Julie’s Note: Valerie Comer is the debut author for Choose NOW Publishing. Her Farm Fresh Romance series begins with Raspberries and Vinegar, available now. I will review in a separate post, but let me say—I loved it. Explain your tagline, where food and faith meet farm lit. Over the past decade or so, I’ve become…
Featured Video of the Week: H.L. Wegley’s Hide and Seek
I love a good thriller, especially when I get my summer read on. This week’s featured video is H.L. Wegley’s Hide and Seek. To purchase Hide and Seek, click here.
COTT: Clash Winner Hallee Bridgeman with A Melody for James
The winner of our latest Clash is: A Melody For James by Hallee Bridgeman Congratulations, Hallee! Special thanks to her competitors for their participation: Carla Laureano Michelle Griep Cindy Thomson Miralee Ferrell About A Melody For James: Solitary strangers meet during a stormy stopover. Hours later, their hearts hum a harmonious duet.…
Sabbath Sunday: The Windy Road
Each Sunday I take my own amateur nature picture and share a thought or two about God’s specific love through Christ for you. I’m originally from Steuben County in Upstate NY and for ten years, I worked for that county. We sometimes did home visits and you never knew what kind of road conditions…
