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Chautona Havig

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T. E. Price Take Flight

The 3 Best Things about This Domestic Abuse Suspense Novel

What happens when you combine domestic violence with suspense?  A hair-raising ride you won't want to miss. On March 2, T.E. Price 's book, Take Flight, releases on eBook, and boy is this one excellent story.  Join me as I talk with Tiffany about her book, the inspiration, and all the excellence Continue Reading

Why This Mystery Series Is One of My Favorites

Why This Mystery Series Is One of My Favorites

Mystery is probably my all-time favorite genre, and those from the "golden age" of mystery are the most wonderful. So, when I found this series of six mysteries set in 1930s England that reads like those classic mysteries with an infusion of faith, well... how could I resist? While all books have Continue Reading

The Last Gasp Reveal

The Exciting Fairy Tale I Never Wanted To Tell

You see them everywhere. Sometimes it's done deliberately--someone retelling a familiar story in a new setting with a twist.  Other times, it's accidental and even the author goes, "Oh! Yeah." What am I talking about?  Retellings.  Whether Austen characters and storylines or Shakespeare, Robin Continue Reading

Save the Date

What Romances Do I Think Are Perfect for Valentine’s Day?

With Valentine's Day this weekend, it seems only fitting to look at some great reads to celebrate the day. I probably wouldn't have thought of it if a friend hadn't said something.  Thanks to Lucinda for the Valentine's Day reads suggestion. Whether you're looking for a few short novellas, a Continue Reading

What if the Secret to Your Future Lies in the Past?

First of all, I'm going to warn you I'm book drunk. That fuzzy-headed, impossible to articulate a word, and warm feeling that radiates from your heart at the end of a fabulous book has taken over, and I can't promise to make any sense of this review.  Example?  That word "sense"?  I spelled it both Continue Reading

beauty Among Ruins Review

What Happens When Favorite Authors Take Me to Dream Destinations

A cornfield emerges. Walking through its stalks, hands touching the emerging silks, eyes closed--bliss.  The silks change to crisp-edged papers. A voice whispers, "If you write it, she will read." I doubt that happened to J'nell Ciesielski--or ever will.  Still, there's truth in them thar words!  Continue Reading

Happy Days Are Literarily Here Again--Thank Goodness!

Happy Days Are Literarily Here Again–Thank Goodness!

It happens to all of us--authors and readers alike. Sometimes books just don't "click" with us. The worst is when "everyone" loves a book and you just don't.  So disappointing and well... I mean, it's easy to get the feeling there's something wrong with you.  That happened with a book by Michelle Continue Reading

Discerning Readers Need a Great Read Like This One

When you see a cover that won't leave your mind, sometimes you just have to go find out what it's all about. Well, that's exactly what I did last fall, and what I found... Whoooeee! Yeah. Debut authors are a penny a dozen these days. Phenomenal debut authors with novels you can't put down and Continue Reading

Dressmakers Secret

The Best Book I’ve Ever Kind of Liked

Sometimes, I sit down to write a book review and don't know what to say because I have so many thoughts battering my brain for first crack at the door. Other times, I don't know what to say because despite my sometimes "brutal honesty," I strive to be kind in my reviews--even on books that I really Continue Reading

Of Ink and Sea

Sometimes the Best Reads Are Out of Your Usual Comfort Zone

The cover drew me first--that ethereal blend of coastal beauty and a woman in a diaphanous gown. The title then caught my attention. Of Ink and Sea.  Something about it called to me.  A closer look turned my admiration for the cover to a bit of disappointment. The woman floated in air.  Nothing to Continue Reading

Elnora horizontal

The Best Marriage Advice We Got Accidentally

"You guys have something going for you." I don't know if my fiance said "What's that?" or just looked at him waiting to hear what our genius thing was, but he continued. "You were friends first. You've got something to hold you together if the romance dies." Little did he know he was Continue Reading

carolyn miller

This New Contemporary Romance Has Southern Charm from Down Under

I'd seen the covers of her books--lovely Regency titles that intrigued me.  However, when we put out the call for authors in our upcoming series, The Independence Islands, I never imagined I'd see her name among the applicants. Well, let's just say that not only was Carolyn Miller an excellent Continue Reading

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Love flawed characters, redemption, and free books Love flawed characters, redemption, and free books? Well... gotcha covered. Through June 18th, anyway. OR, read Not a Word "free" on Kindle Unlimited anytime (but now's a great time. Just sayin'). One of my favorite books, I LOVED this story so much.
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First time in my life I can say that I'm excited f First time in my life I can say that I'm excited for McDonald's. 
#AmHungry
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I have a theory and would love to test it. If you' I have a theory and would love to test it. If you'd be willing to help, I'd so appreciate it. So... Which of my characters (you can do more than one if you like, I'm just trying to get a feel for things) is your favorite... and why?
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Reposted from @catheswanson Charlea Evans thought Reposted from @catheswanson Charlea Evans thought she had finally put her unconventional past behind her.

Now a widow with a college-age daughter and a promising new career within reach, she's worked hard to build a respectable life far removed from Serenity Hill—the quirky former commune where her free-spirited mother still lives. But when a devastating house fire destroys her home and everything she owns, Charlea finds herself with nowhere else to turn.

Reluctantly, she returns to the farm she thought she'd escaped forever, trading independence for her childhood bedroom, milking goats, tending chickens, and counting the days until she can afford a place of her own. Then an accident lands her mother in the hospital, leaving Charlea responsible for managing the property and overseeing an ambitious new venture.
Her mother and daughter have plans of their own. Big plans. Plans to transform Serenity Hill into a seasonal market and destination for workshops, events, and community gatherings. Helping bring the vision to life is Drew Wallace—the man who stole her heart on a single unforgettable date fifteen years ago.

As she works to keep the project moving forward, Charlea finds herself confronting old hurts, long-held assumptions, and the family history she's spent years trying to leave behind. With old dreams awakening and new possibilities taking root, she begins to wonder if Serenity Hill holds the answers she's been searching for. She must decide whether she's willing to risk her heart again—and whether the future she carefully planned can compete with the one God may have been preparing for her all along.

Coming home is the last thing Charlea wants—but it may be the beginning of everything she's been searching for.

Something New is the first book in the Serenity Hill series.
Having a great time at out writing retreat. My Ju Having a great time at out writing retreat.  My June bingo board had "write outside" on it, sooo... another spot filled.
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Made it to Denver. Next stop, Minneapolis and #Th Made it to Denver.  Next stop, Minneapolis and #TheLadiesOfTheLake
Gonna write like the fool I am!!!
So... with little time left, I decide to do corne So... with little time left, I  decide to do corners. Six down,  3 to go...
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