Danielle Lefontaine, a fledgling actress raised to the lullaby of Broadway, searches for her long-lost brother and her place on the stage, but a jealous cast member and numerous fruitless leads threaten to drop the curtain on her dreams and shine a spotlight on her longing for a place to belong. Meanwhile, Alex Sheridan is living his dream except for someone to share it with. When Dani dances into his life, he hopes he’s found the missing piece to his heart but fears the bright lights of a bigger stage could steal her away. Will the rhythm of dancing feet usher in their deepest desires or leave them stranded in the wings?
It’s time to vote! For the last two weeks you’ve had the opportunity to get to know Brent Teague and meet the seven ladies from different ports-of-call across the Caribbean. Now it’s your turn. Vote for the heroine you think should give Brent his happy ending. Once voting concludes on the 7th we’ll put…
Interview with Almira “Emilie” Crawford Wheeler from Love in Disguise Hello, Emilie. It is great to have you here today. Tell us a little bit about yourself, e.g., parents, siblings, and where you live. Thank you for allowing me to be your guest. I am 28-years-old and am the only child of Cecelia and Ernest…
This week I’ve been sharing key times in my adult life where there’s no way luck or coincidence played a part. My faith is more than showing up to church on Sunday. I have a living, breathing friendship with Jesus. And there was a day when I felt He was all I had. And I’d…
Welcome to the 12 Pearls of Christmas blog series! Merry Christmas from Pearl Girls™! We hope you enjoy these Christmas “Pearls of Wisdom” from the authors who were so kind to donate their time and talents! If you miss a few posts, you’ll be able go back through and read them on this blog throughout the…
This week, Clash of the Titles is featuring a rare genre– contemporary allegory. If you’ve been itching for something different, this one should do it! The Song of the Tree contains a message that applies to each of us at some point in our lives. It moves the God-seeker from fist shaking stance, down to…
I’m not an author with dreams of walking into a bookstore and seeing a cardboard cutout of me. No, my heart is to see lives changed for the better because you read my books. That you were entertained. And you follow me online so you know exactly when the next read is coming out. To…
Thanks for the spotlight! One early reviewer said: “This is one of those books that you read quickly to see what happens and then end up sad that you are finished with it.” Music to this author’s ears. 🙂
Thanks for the spotlight! One early reviewer said: “This is one of those books that you read quickly to see what happens and then end up sad that you are finished with it.” Music to this author’s ears. 🙂