I’m excited to bring you today’s Author Interview featuring Tammy Gray. If you’ve been reading the blog section of my website you’ll find me talking about Tammy here and when I met her in person. After I read an advanced copy of her new book “Until I Knew Myself” I asked her for an interview and she agreed. And since I like… Read More
Book Review: A Loyal Heart by Jody Hedlund
Unbeknownst to me I was subscribed to Jody Hedlund‘s newsletter. When the email popped up asking for early readers to her newest book “A Loyal Heart”, a YA medieval book, I was intrigued and quickly filled out the application. Do I read medieval? Nope. But I was drawn in because of the YA (young adult) genre. To make a long… Read More
Book Review: Until I Knew Myself by Tammy L. Gray
I had the privilege of getting to join in Tammy Gray’s ARC group (advanced reader copy) for her upcoming release “Until I Knew Myself.” If you want to know more about what I think of Tammy you can read this post here. I have never read a Tammy Gray novel I didn’t like. My favorite one is her very first… Read More
Birthday Month Giveaway!
It’s my birthday month and that means I’m giving you a gift! That’s right. You’re getting a gift for FREE from me! Just sign up for my newsletter and you’ll be entered to win a copy of Becky Wade’s book True to You. You will love this book about a man searching for information about his ancestry and the woman… Read More
An Interview with Author Robin Lee Hatcher
What’s better than getting to read a book? Winning said book and the author agreeing to be interviewed! It was a win,win for me when I won an online giveaway hosted by the blog Inspired by Life and Fiction. There are ten authors who take turns blogging on life, fiction, and other things. So it was a joy to find… Read More
Book Review: Lady Jayne Disappears by Joanna Davidson Politano
As a contemporary romance writer (future tense), I don’t tend to delve out of my comfort zone genre. Which is, of course, contemporary. So when this book was pushed into my hands and I was told to read it because it was written in first person, well who was I to argue? Plus, I read on my Kindle app so… Read More
An Interview with Joanna Davidson Politano on 1st Person POV
Are you an aspiring writer/author who wants to learn more about the craft of writing? (Do you see me raising my hand?) Then this post is for you! I’ve decided to try to interview authors on certain elements of their writing. As a wannabe writer myself, when I sat down to write my first manuscript the words that flowed out… Read More
Book Review: A Thousand Letters by Staci Hart
Have you read “A Thousand Letters” by Staci Hart? It’s a must-read! I think I was able to download this book for free or there was an advertised deal so I snagged this up. Why? First reason – cover love! Swoon! And after a little bit of research I discovered Staci does her own covers. I do appreciate that no… Read More
My Honest Post about being a Foster Parent
Two weeks ago we got a call from our foster care agency for a little boy who needed a home to stay in. My husband and I have been licensed as foster parents since January of 2017. This was our second kid for the year (with the exception of a couple of kids who were here for 2 or 3… Read More
Books I Read in October
Hey everyone! It’s almost December and I just realized I didn’t post what I read in October. If you really want to stay up to date with what I’m doing you can find me on Instagram or Facebook. Or you can sign up for my newsletter here. First up, for October is Dear Mr. Knightley. This book was told from… Read More