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The Spinster Brides of Cactus Corner

THE SPINSTER BRIDES OF CACTUS CORNERby Frances Devine, Lena Nelson Dooley, Vickie McDonough, Jeri Odell Four spinsters in the Arizona territory find romance in this heartwarming romance. The Spinster and the Cowboy by Lena Nelson Dooley: India Cunningham has inherited the ranch from her father and has run it successfully with no problems. But now [...]

National Novel Writing Month

National Novel Writing Month is a fun, seat-of-your-pants approach to novel writing. Participants begin writing November 1. The goal is to write a 175-page (50,000-word) novel by midnight, November 30. Valuing enthusiasm and perseverance over painstaking craft, NaNoWriMo is a novel-writing program for everyone who has thought fleetingly about writing a novel but has been [...]

BLOG TOUR | Boo Humbug

BOO HUMBUG by Rene Gutteridge Readers have come to love the eccentric characters from Skary , Indiana , in Rene Gutteridge’s popular Boo! series. Now, in Boo, Humbug! they’re back – and they’re stirring up a large amount of holiday havoc.  It’s Christmastime in Skary, and the town is planning an original production of A [...]

I Will Give You Rest

I Will Give You Rest By Merrie Hansen It was the spring after an extremely difficult winter. The threat of my husband’s job layoff loomed over our heads, leading to his being away more than half the time. Heavy snow upon our roof had resulted in “ice damming” and a good deal of damage to [...]

BOOK REVIEW | Snitch

SNITCHby Rene Gutteridge Las Vegas Police Department Sergeant Ron Yeager is nearing retirement, but he doesn’t want a boring desk job. So he jumps at the chance when he is offered a position as head of an undercover operation to catch car thieves. He’s allowed to hand pick five officers to work with him, as [...]

INTERVIEW | Donna Fleisher

NOTE: DON’T MISS THE GIVEAWAY AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS INTERVIEW!! Donna, describe yourself for our visitors. Boring and quiet, that’s me. Though, sometimes I’m adventurous, but it doesn’t last long. I’m way too busy to be lazy, but I’d rather be lazy. I’m single and content, which is a sweet gift from God. I [...]

You Can Smile Again

You Can Smile Again by Damainion Ewell There is one uniquely profound question that should be asked in the Body of Christ. That question is simply this: do you smile more than you ask “why?” For all of the people who have had to overcome monstrous atrocities in their lives, you know exactly where this [...]

SNEAK PEEK | In Jesse's Shoes

In Jesse’s Shoes by Beverly Lewis Help your child understand those with special needs What parent hasn’t urged son or daughter not to stare at or tease a child who is "different" or disabled in some way? In this sensitive yet realistic story, Jesse’s sister struggles to understand her brother–and the kids who make fun [...]

BOOK REVIEW | Over Her Head

Over Her Head Shelley Bates During her morning run, Laurie Hale discovers the body of young girl. She becomes more shaken later when she finds out the dead girl’s mother is the newest member of her bible study group. People around town are growing uneasy as the events of the girl’s last night alive come [...]

BOOK REVIEW | All I'll Ever Need

All I’ll Ever Need Harry Kraus, MD All I’ll Ever Need is the third book in the Dr. Claire McCall series. This book can easily be read as a stand alone, but like any book series, it maybe helpful to read the preceding books. Dr. Claire McCall is ready to move on with her life [...]

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