Nearly two years ago I shared that while back in my hometown caring for my mom, my sister, mom and I started re-watching Dallas, the Friday night soap opera that originally ran from 1978-91. I was probably a tween when I first started watching, and watched through most of my teen years. I loved the…
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Pizza for a Good Cause
Growing up, there were a couple pizza franchises that you knew delivered a meal that was affordable, but that was about it. Well, decades later those same places have upped their game. The prices remain reasonable in this crazy economy, but the taste is amazing. Little Caesar’s is one of those franchises. Even better is…
Beryl’s Blessing by Edwina Kiernan
Frederick drew a deep, troubled breath as he ascended the steps of the church. The past week had been a whirlwind as he and his father had completed the furnishing of the new house and procured a new staff. How strange it still was to think that in only a few hours he would travel…
Sweet Summer Romances
When I really want to relax, I’m by water, and I’m reading. Whether it’s my pool deck or the sands at Presque Isle in Erie, my stress melts away and I’m transported to fiction world. I love creating those worlds for readers, and when I can share it with you. I’m part of a promotion…
A Sweet and Clean Summer
To me, there’s nothing better than a summer day when I can get outside and read. I love a good romance, and I love even more when I can point readers to books that don’t make me blush. They might not all be Christian, but I can count on them being sweet and clean reads.…
Basketful of Books
Happy July! This summer is flying by. I released Anchored Hearts in May, our daughter graduated in June, and our son marries at the end of the month. Both return to school in August (our son is a teacher,) and I start research and plotting Repairing Hearts then. I do have a few promotions and…