Book Review
November has been a busy month of reading as several author friends had books released. As I pondered what to share this morning, I decided to write reviews of five new books I highly recommend. These books are all so different, it makes me hope there’s...
devotional, Guest Post
By Tricia K. Brown My mother quizzed one of the littles in my family recently about friendship. When asked “What is a friend?” she seemed stumped. Her 4-year-old brain couldn’t get past the chocolate popsicle in her mouth. Mom asked, “Do you have friends? Who is your...
New Releases
More in-depth descriptions of these books can be found on the ACFW Fiction Finder website. Contemporary Romance: Royally Yours by Betsy St. Amant, Ashley Clark, Liz Johnson, and Melissa Tagg — Tinsel, Vermont is known for its no-paparazzi policy and Christmas...
Stories of Hope
It thrills me to announce Tim Beals, President |CEO of Credo Communications is my new literary agent. Anyone in the writing business knows this is a big deal. Two years ago, my agent released all her clients so she could spend more time with her family. I was happy...
New Releases
October 2019 New Releases More in-depth descriptions of these books can be found on the ACFW Fiction Finder website. Biblical Fiction: Lioness: Mahlah’s Journey by Barbara M. Britton — To keep her orphaned sisters together, Mahlah must seek what has never been...
Guest Post
When Shelia offered me the opportunity to write this post for her blog, I was a little stumped at first by the theme. Choosing a friendship—either one of my own or one from my latest book, Murder in the Family—wound up being like picking a favorite puppy from a...
devotional
Listening to the morning news can be discouraging, but I believe a multitude of people is quietly going about their business, unnoticed in the world, doing good things. I hope you’ll consider your daily walk, and discover small ways to bless those around you. I’m...
New Releases
Contemporary Romance: Reunited in the Rockies by Mindy Obenhaus — For widow Kayla Bradshaw, restoring a historic Colorado hotel means a better life for her and her soon-to-arrive baby. But she needs construction help from Jude Stephens, the love she lost through...
African Missions
When on short-term mission trips to Africa, we often prayer walk through the village streets until someone invites us to sit in the shade and visit. As we pass homes, we ask God to open the eyes of the people who live there and to draw them to faith. On our last trip...
devotional
On Saturday, my family and I walked in the Garden Spot 5k walk/run race. My hometown’s Chamber of Commerce organized the first race in 1982, and it’s evolved into a fun community tradition. This year, I challenged myself not to compete, to enjoy the company and the...
