Julie’s Note: The information below comes from Lev3L Digital. I’ll be reviewing this movie soon, AND HOSTING A GIVEAWAY. Stay tuned! ABOUT While scholars debate the timing of the Rapture, the world has lost why this event is prophesied to occur in the first place; knowledge that was once understood by those in the first…
Love and Marriage in Colonial America By Lynne Tagawa What was romance like in colonial America? Well, it depended where you lived. Among the first families of Tidewater Virginia, marriages were frequently arranged, and love was not required. Divorce was almost impossible. If you’ve ever read a “Regency romance,” these elements are familiar. But if…
Hello! I’m excited to have the opportunity to talk about my latest book, Lighter Than Air. Thank you for inviting me, Julie. Lighter Than Air was published in October, 2018. It’s set in 1900 near Brighton, England. Elena and her father Squire Bishop, need to find a way to raise money to repay a…
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…
Norris Dam State Park Sara L. Foust Norris Dam State Park is one of the beautiful state parks I live near. We are blessed to have many here in East Tennessee, and several of them are mentioned or visited in my writings. My heroine, Kat, visits Norris Dam while searching for clues on her…
Finally, a Bible study that goes deep… Frustrated with the watered-down, “light” Bible studies that are all too common, Erica Wiggenhorn wanted to write a study that went deep. She wanted to take readers verse-by-verse through a whole book of the Bible, offering theological and historical comments in each lesson while remaining practical and relational….