This week Clash of the Titles is proud to feature Stephanie Landsem, author of The Living Water biblical fiction series. She will carry you back into the times of Jesus and explore beautiful truths that resonate deeply with readers. Let’s hear from Stephanie about her books and how she handles the interesting challenge of writing…
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Sabbath Sunday: Swampy Yard
There are times I think my life looks just like this. Rain day after day after day after day. Swampy yard. Wormy smells. Does it ever end? It does. Remember Job? He lost everything to the point that his wife begged him to curse God. Noah? His entire view was a swamp. As in all…
Saturday Confession: Sometimes I Cry Myself to Sleep
I’ve blogged for the better part of seven years. In the ever-changing cyberworld that’s like 100 years. For the most part when I communicate with a reader two things stand out when they summarize me. I love chocolate. I’m transparent. That’s success to me because it’s the brand I’ve quietly built over the years. You…
COTT: Welcome Penelope Wilcock!
Welcome Penelope Wilcock! Clash of the Titles is proud to feature The Hawk and the Dove series by English writer Penelope Wilcock! With the first books written in the early 90s and the remainder published 20 years later, the Hawk and the Dove series has captivated readers for decades. Set centuries ago, these books offer…
Book Review: The Rancher Takes a Bride by Brenda Minton
Book Description: His Secret Daughter Duke Martin is a father! The former army medic is stunned when old love Oregon Jeffries tells him the news. Given his troubled past, the hardworking rancher and diner owner understands why Oregon kept his daughter a secret for twelve years. But now Duke desperately wants to make up for…
Sabbath Sunday: Swampy Yard
There are times I think my life looks just like this. Rain day after day after day after day. Swampy yard. Wormy smells. Does it ever end? His entire view was a swamp. As in all of Earth. But one day the dove was able to land. [tweetthis]And Job received in the end more than…