Anyone who follows my blog knows I love Westerns (here’s the link to my Western Book Review category). One of my favorite authors is Robert Thomas. His 113+series about US Marshall/bounty hunter Jess Williams, who hunts only the worst of the worst outlaws, is one of my favorites. Jess Williams fights injustice, follows the law, … Continue reading
Congratulations to Lee McKenzie for the release of Shattered, her latest riveting story about a teenager who overcomes seemingly insurmountable problems: Nineteen-year-old Libby Brown is on her way to the winter Olympics for her shot at the Gold. But on a last practice run, an out-of-bounds snowboarder collides with her, and she wakes up in … Continue reading
I have rarely enjoyed a memoir as much as I liked Liesbet Collaert’s, Plunge: One Woman’s Pursuit of a Life Less Ordinary. Maybe because at my core, I’m nomadic. She does what I wish I would (and don’t). Here my review if you’d like to read more about this wonderful life story. No surprise, I … Continue reading
Welcome to Chrys Fey, author of A FIGHTING CHANCE, the final book in her Disaster Crimes series. This is a romantic-suspense novella and a spin-off of the series featuring a new couple so can be read as a standalone. BLURB Thorn has loved Amanda from afar, giving her whatever she needs as a survivor of abuse—space, protection, and … Continue reading
I am so excited to join blogging buddy Tyrean Martinson in launching her latest book, Liftoff: The Rayatana Series, Book 1 A spaceship in disguise, An Earth girl searching for a sense of home, And a Thousand Years’ War between alien races, All collide on a summer afternoon. I’ve just gotten back into sci fi (thank … Continue reading
I’m so excited to be part of Sandra Cox’s street team, getting the word out about her newest book, Blurb: A modern day, shape-shifting sheriff. He’s the sheriff of a sparsely populated county in Montana. His blood brother and childhood best friend is Chief of Police on the Blackfoot Reservation, but they no longer speak. … Continue reading
I’m excited to be a guest over at the blog of wonderful Christian Romance author, Jill Weatherholt— By day, Jill Weatherholt works for the City of Charlotte. At night, and on the weekend, she writes contemporary stories about love, faith and forgiveness for Harlequin Love Inspired. Honestly, I’m a little intimidated to be part of … Continue reading
I’m so excited to be part of Sandra Cox’s street team, getting the word out about her newest book, Blurb: A modern day, shape-shifting sheriff. He’s the sheriff of a sparsely populated county in Montana. His blood brother and childhood best friend is Chief of Police on the Blackfoot Reservation, but they no longer speak. … Continue reading
For the USA, April is National Poetry Month. For thirty days, we celebrate the value and joy that poetry brings to our world. According to the Academy of American Poets, the goals are: Highlight the extraordinary legacy and ongoing achievement of American poets Introduce more Americans to the pleasures of reading poetry Bring poets and … Continue reading
Today, I’m visiting Debby Gies. I don’t do a lot of interviews but Debby asked some pretty good questions as part of her ongoing Meet the Author series. Questions like: What are my writing goals for the year If I weren’t a writer, what would I be (lazy or boring comes to mind) Where … Continue reading
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