Sometimes I want to read books that are comfortably predictable, but other times I want something very different from what I’ve read before. Perhaps that’s what intrigues me most about Emerald Illusion, the new allegory from author J. Rodes (whom you may have met previously with Finding Evergreen or Red Rose Bouquet). Before we begin our visit, let’s take a…
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Last week we talked about different women in the Bible, and Ruth was a common favorite. What fun to discover she had a part in inspiring today’s author, too! I’m excited to have Karen Witemeyer back to visit and share her newest release, The Christmas Heirloom. Before we begin, let’s take a peek at the stories that make up this…
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Temperatures are dropping, and some parts of the country have already had snow! Here in the south, it feels like we’ve finally found fall. Whatever the temps in your area, hopefully it’s perfect novel-reading weather! I’m happy to have Christina Lorenzen back to visit today about her novella collection, Faithful Women: Legacies of Grace. Before we begin, let’s take a…
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The Writing Warrior a guest post by DiAnn Mills If you’re like me, writing can be a war zone. Every day I march to my computer and battle with words. Sometimes I carry the flag and stand on my desk and scream victory. And other times I hide under my desk and cower like a . . . little girl….
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A Secret to Die For by Lisa Harris From the back cover: Psychologist Grace Callahan has no idea that she has a secret–and a target on her back. When one of her clients is murdered, Grace quickly realizes that computer security specialist Stephen Shaw wasn’t suffering from paranoia. What she doesn’t know is that someone believes Shaw gave her a…
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