You all like reading, right? Well, I’ve teamed up with 19 other authors to be part of a 20 eBook giveaway! The funnest thing about it? They all have a man on the cover. I signed up not knowing who else had signed up and when I got the information, I was surprised to find […]
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About the Book After duty as an ambulance driver in World War I, Ellie Morgan returns to Chicago to take up her share of the work in her grandparents’ department store. Ellie doesn’t want to alienate her family or disappoint them, but despite a six year effort to settle in, she feels increasingly trapped in
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Can you believe another month is here? I know I can’t! It seems like just yesterday I wrote up my goals for June. A lot has happened, and I’m not just saying that tritely. A LOT has happened. In fact, it was something life-changing.
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Title: Risen Written By: Angela Elwell Hunt Genre: Biblical Fiction Recommended Ages: 13 & up for sexual references (not blatant, just implied) and violence Introduction: I don’t read much Biblical Fiction because I often find the authors take too much liberty with what is in the Scriptures. I should also mention that I have not
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Title: A Question of Honor Written By: Jesseca Wheaton Genre: Historical Fiction-WWII Recommended Ages: 13 & up for some violence Introduction: All the emotions. All the joy, horror, everything. Joyanna, David, Erich, Nadetta, the creepy Sergeant who’s name is escaping me, everyone. I felt like I was right there with each of them. Characters: 1/1
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…the tough get writing. That’s the way the saying goes, isn’t it? Okay, maybe not, but it still applies in my mind. Some people think writers have the easiest job in the world. They get to do something they love with little to no effort and just publish books and make some money. *insert annoying
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Today is the hardest of the bunch. I can only share one writing tool. ONE? #1 Writing Tool The tool I have found most useful of late is the WriteMind Planner. You can see a full review of it here. Some of the things I find most useful about the planner are: One, localized place
Today’s post in the countdown is to share 2 pieces of writing advice. Unlike the last post, this one will be rather short. But hopefully you find some of it helpful. #1: Never stop reading Fiction, non-fiction, whatever you want to read, but especially your Bible. Reading can give you ideas for a plot, style,
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Welcome to the 3-2-1 Write! Blog Party! When Rebekah and Kate asked me to join, I was super excited because this theme is right up my alley. I hope you enjoy the party as much as I do. What is the party? Me and five other authors are partnering together to share our 3 favorite
Title: Someone to Trust Written By: Melanie Snitker Genre: Contemporary Romance Recommended Ages: 16 & up Introduction: I “met” Chess and Brooke in the first book of the series and was excited to hear they had their own story. Melanie did a great job with them! Characters: .75/1 Each and every character was excellent in
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