Taking a break from the thankful series to present the weekly Clash of the Titles (COTT) blog alliance guest post. This week Michelle Massaro presents interviews with alliance blog members you might know. One is Renee Chaw and the other, is me. I’m thankful for reading, fiction, blogs, and great sites like COTT that feature…
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Character Confession: Like Drinking an Almond Joy Every Day
I’m sitting here in total peace and quiet savoring a cup of coffee with coconut creamer. Let’s get right to the Character Confession before someone wakes up and ruins my perfect moment. 🙂 I thought today I’d share some things I’m loving in my life right now. Perhaps it will stir up…
COTT: Marriane Evans Advances Another Round with COTT Tournament of Champions
Guest post by Jennifer Slattery Last week, Clash of the Titles launched their first annual Tournament of Champions with two clashes and four talented authors. In Clash one, CS Lakin, author of Someone to Blame, and Marianne Evans, author of Heart Crossing, went head-to-head in a nail-biting, literary duel. In Clash two, our very own…
COTT Blog Alliance: Divine Gifts
* Guest post by Delia Latham Divine gifts have been a topic of much dissension down through the ages. Some folks believe God bestows certain gifts on his children others firmly believe He does not—or at least that He might have long ago but He certainly doesn’t today. We’re not here to argue the point…
Clash of the Titles, COTT, Celebrates Anniversary with Games and Prizes
Happy Anniversary, Clash of the Titles! It’s been almost a year since COTT opened its voting-booth doors and invited everyone in. Over the past twelve months, readers have chosen 25 Clash winners and received 48 free books. And along the way, a family formed. That family consists of the voters, authors, staff, and the 25+…
But God Had Other Plans
If you love reading you’re going to be as excited as I am. It was mere weeks ago when author Vicki Hinze had an idea. You can tell when God is behind it when the doors of favor swing wide open. She wondered if there was such a thing as a blog where writers share…