The Power of Intergenerational Wisdom in Legends of the Donut Shop by Terry Overton What is the purpose of the book? Here is a bit about the book and my reason for writing it. Our world feels increasingly chaotic and uncertain. Legends of the Donut Shop offers a heartfelt story full of nostalgia, faith, and…
Julie’s Review: Linda Hoover and I have critiqued each other’s work for years. I look forward to hearing she has something new because I love reading a good historical, and Linda Hoover delivers. It’s not easy to write that genre, but she makes it look easy. Heart of Grace is a beautiful historical that is…
Thank you for welcoming me as a guest on your blog! I appreciate the opportunity to share my recently released YA contemporary Christian novel, Liabetes, with your readers. My inspiration for writing Liabetes came from a mix of real-life chaos, some questionable decision-making (not mine, I swear!), and an admittedly odd fascination with moral dilemmas….
Changing Tides by Sue A. Fairchild As I come up on the one-year anniversary of the release of my first traditionally published book Changing Tides, I remember how the story all came about. First, as my hubby and I walked one morning during our vacation in the Outer Banks, we noticed local people—kids got on…
To Be Honest…blogging as we knew it back in 2007 isn’t the same. That’s approximately how old this site is, minus server changes. I have about 3k posts through those years. When I started blogging, my pre-schooler was overcoming many health issues and challenging us as she became verbal. She’s 21 and a college student….
Valerie Massey Goree: Meet Me in the Yorkshire Dales Location, Location, Location Do you like to read stories set in countries other than the USA? I do. If the author uses real locations, I love to scout out the places online to see where the street is, or the building, or the river, etc. If…