February 29 has been designated Rare Disease Day. According to Patient Worthy, In the United States, at least 25-30 million people are living with a rare disease. Many rare diseases are genetic and 95% of them have no treatment options. Other challenges faced by people living with rare diseases include: From Rare Disease Day.og, Over 6000…
Thank you for welcoming me as a guest on your blog! I’m excited to share my debut novel, Salvaged, with your readers and I appreciate this opportunity. I’ve always been an avid reader of the young adult genre, even now–in my 40s–I guess the YA books keep me young at heart. A little about my…
Most days I share a graphic with information about my books. Today I created one for Valentine’s Day. I thought it would be fun to list the men who have participated in each of my books. Fictional men, that is. I was shocked as I tallied up the list. There are quite a few to…
An Interview with Maddie Caldecott By Sherri Stewart The red light blinked twice from the studio wall, and the interview began. “Good morning, everyone. I’m Jenny Timmins, and today we have with us Madeleine Caldecott, weekend anchor and reporter for WJBT here in Orlando. Thank you for agreeing to join us today—” Maddie swept stray…
Awakened to Life When I first wrote Awakened to Life, then titled Drifting In and Out of Sleep, I didn’t have a clue what I was talking about. It was 2007, I was pregnant with our third child, and we’d never gone through the adoption process. I had the seed of this idea…
ABOUT SMALL TOWN SECRETS On the surface, Shady Valley looks like the ideal all-American place to live with beautiful flowering trees lining both sides of the street as you enter the picturesque town. Neighbors help neighbors. Doors are often left unlocked. Serious crimes are practically nonexistent— almost but not quite! But like all small towns,…