Great Interview with Author Gayle Larson Schuck Gayle Larson Schuck is a native of North Dakota. She worked in public relations and development as a prelude to a career in writing. Her books include, By the Banks of Cottonwood Creek and Secrets of the Dark Closet. A member of American… Continue reading
Beautiful Interview with Author Susan Wingate Keeping readers in the “know” with the latest interview with Author Susan Wingate. I believe you’re going to fall in love with her books. Susan Wingate, a #1 Amazon Bestseller and award-winning author of several novels. Her writing spans several genres including family drama,… Continue reading
Interview with Author DeAnna Kinney What a great interview with Author DeAnna Kinney! DeAnna Kinney is what you could call an eclectic writer at its best. If she can dream it, she can write it. Her main focus is YA Paranormal but also writes New Adult and Adult Romance, Action… Continue reading
Escape to Vindor by Author Emily Golus Escape to Vindor by Author Emily Golus is a treat for readers. I haven’t read YA Fantasy in years. So, I wasn’t sure I’d get into this book, but it was delicious (like chocolate gooey brownies delicious). The author intricately described the world… Continue reading
Interview with Author Emily Golus Emily’s first book, Escape to Vindor, begins your journey to a new world and is a Selah Award Winner. Escape to Vindor will be our book of the week, so check back on Wednesday for a review. I’m excited to finish reading this fantasy book… Continue reading
Dying is inevitable, but nobody wants to die, not really. Not when you’re five. Or when you’re twenty-two. Especially not when you’re thirty-six or forty-eight. Maybe in your nineties, even eighties, is that a good age to die? When you’re old and have lived a full life? Is there a… Continue reading
I can’t remember my dad’s last words to me. I wish I did. He loved me. I know. He told me so. Every day. Multiple times a day. Then he showed me in countless other ways. I love you, those were probably his last words. But my mother-in-law was the… Continue reading
This morning, I’m adding the finishing touches on a book proposal to send to my first-choice agency. It’s like sending an application to the college of my dreams, and then waiting for the acceptance letter in the mail. Except, I’m forty-seven not seventeen. I’ve chosen to mail the proposal instead… Continue reading
A mess. A beautiful mess. Once I share our mess, you may think differently. You may rant and judge, and that’s okay. Or, you may feel a release, shed tears, knowing you are not alone. I carried a baby in my tummy, read stories to her, sang lullaby’s, and wrote… Continue reading
“Mr. Dover thinks I’m fat.” Charlotte cried down the hallway, slamming her bedroom door. She let out a frustrating moan. “He gave me an 8th-grade boys cummerbund.” Her mom opened the bedroom door and peeked inside. “May I come in?” Charlotte buried her face into a ruffled pillow, flattening her… Continue reading
