You know that when a reader who is "meh" or even "NO THANK YOU" about Biblical fiction has an author who is an "instabuy," there might be something to this gal's writing! Naomi Craig has written a fascinating and hard-hitting (or maybe it's just me and my issues) novel about faith, hope, and Continue Reading
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Why Saving Ebenezer Was My #1 Christmas Recommendation Last Year
Why Saving Ebenezer Was My #1 Christmas Recommendation Last Year Saving Ebenezer is one of the best novel continuations I’ve seen. While staying faithful to the original story, he gives us more and shows us where Dickens fell just a bit short of the true goal of Marley’s warning. He even brings in Continue Reading
Can 2 Great but Opposite Books Encourage You in Similar Ways?
One of life's biggest blessings are encouraging books. When I found Dearest Josephine on my Kindle on a particularly difficult day, I had no idea how that book would minister to me--probably in ways the author could never have imagined. So when I finally picked up another book I've been meaning Continue Reading
This Romance Is Full of Music That Makes Hearts Sing
Author of the Strings of Sisterhood series, Ashley Rescot shares her personal background, her passion for music, and the romance that awaits each sister. You'll learn about Rescot's short stories, her recent release, A Change in Tune, her book club, and so much more. I seriously had a blast Continue Reading
What Happens When a Great Act Shows Up in the Wrong Decade?
We stepped off the train, and let me tell you, the world's gone crazy! The automobiles! Big, round but with pointy bits. Women in hats and gloves like I've never seen. And enough fabric in the skirts to make three dresses! When we stepped out of the station, Joe tried hailing a cab, but I Continue Reading
Why Would Anyone Want to Read Such a Heart Breaking Book?
When I first read Something I Am Not by Cher Gatto, I didn't know what to think of it. While the book is categorized as YA, it will resonate with anyone who hates the injustice of child abuse and exploitation. While the subject matter of Something I Am Not is rough and difficult, it's vital for Continue Reading
My #1 Most Beloved Makeup Tip. Fake Health with Foundation.
"I was hoping to see you feeling better." It wasn't the first time someone had said that. In fact, I was getting pretty sick of hearing it. Just that morning, I'd stood at the mirror and really examined myself. Were my eyes dull? Nope. I might need to pull out a few of my Groucho Marx Continue Reading
Are You Ready for a Fabulous New Contemporary Christian Romance Series?
Lisa Prysock, historical and contemporary Christian fiction author, and I chatted about how she first started writing Christian fiction, her first book, the series she's been a part of, and her most recent release in the You Are on the Air series. Dial F for Family introduces a twenty-six-book, Continue Reading
3 Reasons You Won’t Be Able to Put Down This Hysterical Novel
Author of the upcoming release Perfectly Arranged, Liana George talks about organization, women's fiction, and her favorite books. Seriously, what could be better than a curmudgeon with a pampered cat and more shoes than Imelda Marcos? And what about dealing with life-long issues? Liana George Continue Reading
Don’t You Just Love a Brilliant, Intriguing, and Surprising Synopsis!
Debut author, Sarah Anne Crouch, takes readers on a journey to the town of Shady Springs, Arkansas and a church that is home to a handsome youth minister and the last place Madeleine Mullins wants to be. We talk about the book, the series I want this book to kick off, and an upcoming novella Continue Reading
Who Knew That a Unique Story Could Also Offer Great Comfort?
Earlier this year, the cover appeared everywhere I looked, shared by authors I respect, Dearest Josephine. I didn't know anything about the story, didn't know why people liked it, but when it came on sale, I bought the Kindle version and promptly forgot all about it. Note: links may be Continue Reading
When Truth Is So Crazy No One Would Ever Believe It
Author of When Dignity Came to Harlan, Rebecca Duvall Scott tells the true family story of sisters separated from each other and sent to live with strangers. What happens next is both heartbreaking and inspiring, and the continuing story in her recent release Teaching Dignity leads into a tale that Continue Reading
