Before we introduce this week’s featured new release, COTT would like to extend a quick, yet heart-felt congratulations to our first annual Olympia Award winner, Author Laura McClellan and her manuscript, Do No Harm. More on Laura and her exciting win next month. Stay tuned! And now, our featured novel… **** About The Knitting Fairy: Molly…
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Sabbath Sunday: Joy in the Morning
Sabbath Sunday. I post an amateur nature picture of my own with a thought or two about God’s love for you. I look at this picture and think about my life. God’s Word. How His Word carries me, especially in hard times. And this verse pairs up perfectly with the picture to me. For his…
Character Confession: Fighting Words
If you follow me on Facebook, you know I’m journeying through a valley season. I’m fairly open about it because I sense my experience and what God is doing can encourage someone else. I wrote this week that I feel like this is delayed grief. Not just from a real death, which has been our…
Book Review: Destiny by Tony Evans
I’ve enjoyed Tony Evans for years because he’s Biblical and topical without being complicated. His voice has authority. When I had the opportunity to read his latest book, Destiny, I jumped at the chance. I wasn’t disappointed. Tony remains Biblical in explaining why we all have a destiny and how to find what their personal…
Explaining My Surrender Tagline
Part of the writing life is having a tagline. A sentence or a phrase that captures your message/style/genre. Here are some examples: June Foster: Where God Has the Answers Brandilyn Collins: Don’t Forget to Breathe Karen Kingsbury: Life-Changing Fiction Mary DeMuth: Your Life Uncaged Maureen Lang: Engaging the Mind. Renewing the Soul. I love hearing…
Book Review: Goodbye to Yesterday by Wanda E. Brunstetter
Barbour Publishers sent me a copy of Wanda Brunstetter’s latest, Goodbye to Yesterday. This is part one of The Discovery–A Lancaster County Saga. This is a very short story concerning newlyweds Luke and Meredith Stoltzfus. When Luke loses his job at the furniture store because of the economy, he has the opportunity to provide for…
