Dakota Courage by Megan Kinney (book review)
Fear says you can't. Love says you must. Elaine Kent hopes a new name, a new town, and a new job will help heal her wounded spirit. All she wants is a quiet life free from her traumatic past. When a battered female teen escapes into her store, Elaine has [...]
Writers are Readers: Megan Kinney
It is my absolute delight to sit down with author Megan Kinney to introduce you to her books and favorite reads. I've had the honor of acquiring and editing Megan's novels, so I know what she creates, how creates, and what an amazing writer she is. What I didn't know [...]
Writers are Readers: Ava Pennington
Welcome back, and welcome to Ava Pennington, who answered her questions with a caveat (You’ll notice most of my answers are based on old classics. I have so many contemporary author friends whose books I love, and I couldn’t choose one over another. So I dug deep into the past [...]
On Purpose: Understanding God’s Freedom for Women Through Scripture by Julie Zine Coleman (book review)
Many Christian women are torn between how the church has taught traditional gender roles and the liberty they see secular society afford to women. But what if the church's conventional teachings on the place of women aren't really biblical at all? On Purpose is a serious study on the verses [...]
Writers are Readers: Linda Rooks
Hello, Linda Rooks, and thank you for being on my blog today! I can't wait to hear about some of your favorite books. To start, what was the first book you read that you could not put down? Why? For me reading a good fiction book is a dangerous pastime [...]