In all my historical research, I'm always stumbling upon accounts of people sacrificing for others. I really love those kind of stories. Stories like Harriet Tubman risking her life to return to the South to help free other slaves. Or Corrie ten Boon who risked her life to hide Jews after the Nazi invasion of Holland. I even like reading about modern day heroes such as the one during the crash … [Read more...]
The Many Ways Readers Bless Authors
Readers, did you know that you can be a blessing to authors in so many different ways? During the release of my new YA book, An Uncertain Choice, I've been blessed in countless ways by my readers (new and old)! It's been an exciting few weeks with lots of enthusiasm for my new book which has been really fun to see. Readers have reached out to me in various ways, but I don't think many of … [Read more...]
Do You Talk to Your Kids About What They Read?
This is a big week for me! My Young Adult medieval book, An Uncertain Choice, released! I'm thrilled that readers are already enjoying the book. One reader, JoJo Sutis, said this: "With so many mixed messages of young love in the world today... An Uncertain Choice is like a breath of fresh air. The world simply needs more books like this." JoJo's Corner Another of my readers, Cassie … [Read more...]
Is Chivalry on the Brink of Extinction?
With the recent release of Fifty Shades of Grey movie and its popularity, I can't help but wonder about the long term consequences that such ideology will have on how people view relationships. Already, too many couples struggle to maintain happy, healthy relationships. In fact, it's become almost a monthly occurrence to get news of another friend or acquaintance who's dealing with a spouse … [Read more...]
A Meeting That Wasn’t Supposed to Happen
Since we're only a week away from Valentine's Day, I thought I'd share the story about how I met my husband! Have you ever stubbornly stamped your foot and said, "No. I'm never going to do that"? I'm never going to live in that town? Or I'm never going to do that job? When I was younger, I stamped my foot and said, "I'm never going to marry a pastor." I grew up as a PK (Pastor's Kid). My … [Read more...]
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