The scene, once I turned my TV on Monday afternoon, looked too familiar. In 2001 I wanted answers. I couldn’t stop watching the coverage. I needed to understand But I couldn’t. As days and weeks unfolded, I hung on the president’s words and promises. Such patriotism I felt. Don’t mess with US. But this time…
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COTT: Betrayal by Anne Patrick
Today, we’re excited to highlight another book by Anne Patrick. Anne first visited Clash of the Titles back in 2011–my, how time flies! Betrayal Drew Presley’s wife was murdered while he was serving his country in Iraq. Giving up a career he loved, he’s returned to Dauphine Island to care for his son and try…
Sabbath Sunday: You See a Sunset, I See a Promise
This sunset was one of the few days the sun came out in March in NE Ohio. It was on the way to a gathering with women who I believe are moving past brokenness and hurt to freedom and abundance. But it’s a process, and it’s hard. This scene is my reminder that even on…
Character Confession: Robin’s Mother
A year or so ago I remember reading a book by Dr. Phil’s wife, Robin. I feel bad because there is only one thing I remember about the book, even though I recall it being a good one. Robin’s mom died relatively young, and she attributed it to the fact that her mom worked herself…
Book Review: Take a Chance on Me by Susan May Warren
If you know me well at all, you know my top answer for favorite contemporary romance author is Susan May Warren. Yep, even higher of a rating than Karen Kingsbury, and she rates high on my list. When I learned that “Susie May” was introducing a new family to Deep Haven, I couldn’t wait to…
Book Review: Stress Test by Dr. Richard Mabry
It’s a great day–a blog tour through Litfuse Publicity. Today–Dr. Richard Mabry’s latest medical suspense, Stress Test. THEY MAY NOT HAVE ENOUGH EVIDENCE TO CONVICT HIM, BUT THEY HAVE ENOUGH TO RUIN HIS LIFE. Dr. Matt Newman thought he was leaving his life as a surgeon in private practice for a better one in academic…
