Why Be Thankful? By Sue A. Fairchild

Why Be Thankful? By Sue A. Fairchild

WHY BE THANKFUL? By Sue A. Fairchild Ten years ago, if you would have asked me what I was thankful for, I would have provided you with the basics most people list:  Family, health, job…I may have even included God at that time, but He probably would have been my last thought. (And only because…

We Are Not Alone by Toni Shiloh

We Are Not Alone by Toni Shiloh

Thankful post – In my latest novel, Buying Love, Nina Warrenton deals with the feeling of isolation and aloneness. It’s a prevalent problem among people, especially during the holidays. However, as believers, I wanted to remind others (as well as myself) that we are not alone. “Now ye are the body of Christ, and members…

Thankful for Teachers by Paula Mowery

Thankful for Teachers by Paula Mowery

Have you ever found yourself considering those people you might not always show thankfulness for? Naturally when we begin to think about people we are thankful for, we usually begin our list with family and close friends. And we should be thankful for those people. How about that teacher who has helped your child fit…

Why I Write by Candice Sue Patterson

Why I Write by Candice Sue Patterson

Why I Write… Books aren’t material objects to me–they’re a passion. My love for the written word began before I could read. As a child, I’d surround myself with stacks of books and pretend I was either the librarian or the patron, looking for that special book guaranteed to whisk me away to another time…

Don’t Miss This: how to charm a Beekeeper’s heart

Don’t Miss This: how to charm a Beekeeper’s heart

Weddings are the last thing beekeeper Huck Anderson wants to be associated with, considering his past. So when he inherits a building occupied by a bridal boutique, he aims to evict the failing business and open a sporting goods store. Until his tenant ends up being Arianne Winters, a woman he’s indebted to from a…

Thankful: Excerpts from My Memoir by B.J. Bassett

Thankful: Excerpts from My Memoir by B.J. Bassett

My Story Excerpts from my Memoir             “Mom, you should write your story . . . about how you broke the cycle of alcohol addiction in your family. You’re the transition generation,” my daughter, Melanie, said.             “It’d be too painful.”             Yet, I was between writing projects. Maybe I’ll give her suggestion a try.…