Laughter Lifts the Heart
Several years into it, and this blog still refuses to be categorized. It's eclectic and includes everything from writing posts to snippets from my ordinary life.
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Give the Lady a Ride
The Final Ride
Ride to the Altar
Circle Bar Ranch Coloring Book
The Cowboys
A Southern Season
Skydiving to Love: a Novella
The Cat Lady’s Secret
Writing in Obedience
Tag Archives: Inspirational Romance
Heart and Soul: Contemporary Inspirational Romance
Give the Lady a Ride is part of a giveaway event And look what else is involved: enough romances to keep your heart throbbing throughout the month of March! To enter the drawing, just click here between now and March 6! DATE … Continue reading
Posted in Give the Lady a Ride, Promotion/Publicity/Marketing, Reading
Tagged BookSweeps, giveaway, Inspirational Romance, reading
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Yvonne Anderson on Tiny House Living
Another one of the contributors to the tiny house collection explains why tiny house living isn’t for her—but she wrote a terrific story for Coming Home! Tiny House Living – One Woman’s Thoughts When some of my writer friends talked about … Continue reading
Writing the Sweet Romance
Just an observation here: I tend to write more in-depth reviews about books of virtually any genre but sweet romance. Big surprise, right? Want to know why? The genre I write in is by definition predictable. Romance: Boy meets girl. Boy … Continue reading
Posted in write tips, Writing, Writing Tips
Tagged Christian romance, Inspirational Romance, Sweet Romance, writing romance
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Review of A Dozen Apologies
What a charmer! A Dozen Apologies, published by Tracy Ruckman at Write Integrity Press, is the collaborative effort of a dozen well-known and popular authors, including Betty Owens, Jennifer Hallmark, Jerusha Agen, and others. Each author provided a chapter in the … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews of exceptional books
Tagged Betty Owen, Christian romance, Contemporary Christian Romance, Debbie Roome, Debra Ulrick, Elizabeth Noyes, Fay Lamb, Inspirational Romance, Jennifer Hallmark, Jerusha Agen, Marji Laine, Patricia M Dyer, Paulette Harris, Phee Paradise, romance, Theresa Anderson, Tracy Ruckman, Write Integrity Press
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Linda Yezak Took an Ax . . .
Before the ACFW Conference, I’d been on a roll with my work in progress, Riding Herd, the sequel to Give the Lady a Ride. I was nowhere near finished, of course; I’d just crossed over the 10K marker and had a clear … Continue reading
Excerpt from The Cat Lady’s Secret: Millie
The Cat Lady’s Secret officially releases this Friday! I’m super excited because I just know everyone’s going to love this one. This week, I’ll treat you, tempt and tantalize you with a few excerpts from the book–snippets from each of the … Continue reading
Posted in Authors, Promotion/Publicity/Marketing, Reading, The Cat Ladys Secret
Tagged Carla Rossi, Christian Fiction, Christian romance, Christian Women's Fiction, Dead Ringer, Inspirational Romance, Linda W. Yezak, Linda Yezak, mystery, The Cat Lady's Secret, Unexpected Wedding, Virginia Tenery, women's fiction
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Give the Lady a Ride is on Kindle!
Just in case you haven’t seen my multiple posts on various sites about it: Give the Lady a Ride is now on Kindle at the terrific sale price of $0.99! Nook owners, don’t worry–it’ll be there too, and I’ll get … Continue reading
To Win Her Heart, by Karen Witemeyer
“. . . if you can’t see the good man he is, you need to unscrew them eyeballs of yours and try on a different pair.” That’s my favorite line, not just in this book, but out of several books … Continue reading
Give the Lady a Ride–the Video!
I can’t wait until my normal posting time to show this. I can’t believe I’ve waited as long as I have! Linda Walker made my video trailer for me a couple of weeks ago, and I’ve been holding off until … Continue reading
Cotton-Eyed Joe!
No tellin’ how long this line dance has been around. Dance halls, street dances, wedding receptions–anywhere there are enough people to string together and enough room to line ’em up, you’re likely to hear Cotton-Eyed Joe. And if you don’t … Continue reading