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Christmas Traditions with Karen Malley

I love Christmas and everything about it. The lights, the decorating, the baking, the tree…  There are so many special things we do together as a family this time of year, from lighting our Advent wreath each Sunday and praying together, to decorating the...

A Tangled Christmas by Susan M. Baganz

Tis the Season for an Extravaganza of Christmas stories.  Welcome Susan.  Do you play music while you write? If so what’s your favorite? Sometimes I write in silence. Sometimes instrumental jazz, sometimes classical, especially if I’m writing...

Protecting Annie (Burrton Springs Brides)

While I was writing Taming Julia, and introduced Joshua Walker, I knew that he had to have a history for why he wanted to avoid towns and live along the trail. Protecting Annie explores Josh’s reasons. He has to come face to face with not running from who God...

A Covert Cowboy Christmas – Pre-order today!

Hello Carol   Tell us about yourself. Are plots based on someone you know or events in your own life? Most of the central ideas for my plots come from Christian song lyrics, a Bible verse, or a point from a sermon. Often one little phrase will grab my attention,...

Sisters – A blog from Karen Malley

Ah, sisters. A relationship with such potential for beauty, but often fraught with difficulty. In the Old Testament, we meet Rachel and Leah. Both end up married to the same man. There’s no wonder there’s tension there! Most of us won’t end up in...

Sunflowers and Suspicions – Available Today!

Hello Karen Tell about you and your new book. In no more than Ten (10) words, what is the spiritual takeaway for your reader? God has a plan for you and can forgive anything. Is there anything edgy/possibly controversial in your book? If so tell us what that is...

No Longer a Captive by Carol James

Hello Carol   Welcome. Tell us about you and your new book.   How did you come up with your title? When I write a new book, I always have at least one Bible verse in mind that illustrates a facet of the characters’ journeys. I also have a song or two...

Emily Grey visits the blog

Writing solo can be hazardous to your mental skills. A few of my fellow authors feel that’s true. But in my case, I enjoy every minute of setting up my space. I turn off the TV, stretch out on my comfy lounge chair, and arrange my notes. I pick up a pen. Not a...
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