We’re more than halfway done with the month and guess what? I’m still thankful. How about you? Are you looking around noticing people and things that you don’t want to take for granted? Today I’m grateful to be an indie author, and there’s a few reasons why. This is an industry that has skyrocketed in…
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Fiction Finder: November Releases (+Giveaway Info)
All this month I will be watching on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and my new subscribers for my monthly-0r-so newsletter. If you tag me @JulieArduini and tell me you’re #thankful or #juliearduinithankful, I’ll enter your name to win a copy of my fiction books. This includes Entrusted, Entangled, Engaged, You’re Beautiful and the boxed set of…
Fiction Finder: October New Releases
Julie’s Note: I’m so excited to see A Christmas to Remember here. This is a boxed set that includes my novella, Restoring Christmas. The set is only available until year’s end, so don’t miss out! Link below. October 2018 New Releases More in-depth descriptions of these books can be found on the ACFW Fiction Finder…
Character Interview: Until There Was You by Kimberly Rose Johnson
Julie’s note: Hopefully by now you’ve read that I’m part of a Christmas boxed set that I’m so excited about. What you might not know is that Kimberly Rose Johnson was the one with the idea. Late last year she asked the authors at Inspy Romance if there was any interest, and the rest is…
Looking Back & Moving Forward
I don’t just blog here, but I also am blessed to blog with Christians Read and Inspy Romance. I don’t always think about sharing those posts here, but maybe they’ll interest you. So—here is a summary of what I’ve blogged about. Christians Read: A Dream Come True Inspy Romance: Being Late Led Me to My…
Jodie Wolfe: 125th Anniversary of the Cherokee Strip Land Run of 1893 #giveaway
125th Anniversary of the Cherokee Strip Land Run of 1893 By Jodie Wolfe September 16th marked the 125th anniversary of the Cherokee Strip Land Run of 1893. It was our Nation’s last great race for land. 115,000 people showed up to race for 42,000 plots. I can clearly picture that day. It was hot and…