May I first start this review off by asking, “How in the world does he come up with this stuff?” To be able to take bits and pieces of history and weave them into a tale bigger than a single genre is absolutely amazing talent. Robert Liparulo does it again. If you have read and … Continue reading
Thanks so much to all of you who participated in the blog post last week when I asked, “Do you believe in love at first sight?” Your answers ranged from “no, it takes time to grow in love” to “attraction at first sight, yes, but not love at first sight.” For the most part, we … Continue reading
Drum roll please…… The winner of In Harm’s Way by Irene Hannon is: RHONDA!! Congratulations, Rhonda. I have sent you an email requesting your address. If I do not hear back from you in a week, I will pick another winner. Thank you all so much for participating. I hope that you will come back … Continue reading
The moment she spotted him, she just knew he was The One. Her heart started racing, her palms went sweaty and butterflies danced in her stomach. And then they kiss… Oh, yes…toes curls and heads spin. It’s gotta be love. Or is it? What do you think? Is there such a thing as love at … Continue reading
My baby sister, Amy, had a girl! This is the second niece for me this year. Elizabeth Gail was born on April 1 at 4:20 am. She weighs 5 lbs. Yes, I’m in heaven with all these precious babies around. Here’s she is: Elizabeth Gail
It’s been a while since I’ve hosted a giveaway so here we are. It’s not a newly published book, but my copy is brand new. For those of you who love romantic suspense, you’ll want to check this series out. In Harm’s Way is the first book in the Heroes of Quantico Series by Irene … Continue reading
This week we are in the middle of getting ready for our Passion Play for our church. Last night was our dress rehearsal and Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings are the production. It’s a full 2+ hour play about the life, death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ. A very dramatic presentation complete with … Continue reading
Back in the early 1900′s, being a farmer’s wife was considered nearly the same thing as being a slave.The work was hard as a farmer and that work was shared with his wife. They were usually poor and made do with only the limited things in their possession. Think Laura Ingalls. This opinion was held … Continue reading
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