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During the Christmas season with Gail Pallotta

During the Christmas season hair flew fast and furious in the beauty shop my mother ran. Situated in a small town at the foothills of the North Carolina Mountains, the place overflowed with chatter. On Christmas Eve, until I started working in a department store...

One Minute Editing Tip: Everyday vs. Every Day Use the right word!

Everyday, one word, and “every day”, two words get mixed up often. Today we’ll learn a quick tip on to use them correctly

Character Spotlight for First Class Christmas by Katy Eeten

Hello Katy thank you for doing this fun interview with your character for First Class Christmas Tell us your name and a little bit about yourself: I'm Mandy Brockman. I have a great group of friends, one of whom just got married. But my boyfriend recently dumped...

Undercover Santa

Welcome Wendy Tell us about your book. Undercover Santa started with a title, thought up by my editor, Nicola Martinez. And the story idea started with her also. When she mentioned the hero possibly being a bounty hunter, the idea stuck with me and grew from there....

Christmas Time in London Town

Please welcome Clare Revell Clare, thank you for stopping by. Lets talk about your new book. In no more than Ten (10) words, what is the spiritual takeaway for your reader? God knows best. If He sends you somewhere it’s for a reason. What is your...

Redeeming Christmas – Meet Gabriel Winter

Welcome Carol James and her new Christmas Extravaganza, Redeeming Christmas And meet the hero from her book. Tell us your name and a little bit about yourself My names is Gabriel Winter. I am the owner and president of Sales Solutions, a placement company for...

Christmas Traditions with Judith Rolfs

Merry Christmas! More cookies are made and eaten by our family at Christmas than any time of the year! We have a family cookie baking day, usually the first or second Sunday in Dec. About twelve of us gather and have an obviously efficient system where everyone is...

Christmas Alone by Jody Day

Seventeen hundred miles away from home, eight months pregnant and abandoned by my boyfriend meant a lonely Christmas for me. I’d have already moved home except that my job provided full coverage insurance for the birth, so I decided to stay put instead of...

Christmas with Erin Lorence

The day after Halloween, Christmas lights appeared in our neighborhood. Cheery white bulbs illuminated green garlands around front doors. Indoor Christmas tree lights glowed from front windows. This beautiful—yet peculiar—early display of Christmas...

Kathleen Neely’s Christmas Traditions

My husband is the youngest of five siblings. By the time we met, his brothers and sisters were all married and had children. Long before I became part of the family, my mother-in-law had made Christmas stockings for the mantle. A white cuff with the name spelled out...