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Never-ending TBR, Part Six
School is out for the summer, and my evening rehearsals are down to once per week. I have more time to read, and I indulged myself this month! Here are my reviews for this period: What If… By Anne PerraultThis … Continue reading →
Posted in book series, Clean Writing, contemporary, cozy mystery, Faith-centered stories, free week, Goodreads Challenge, historical, inspirational romance, Mystery stories, Patricia Kiyono, romance, romantic suspense, TBR List
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Tagged A Summer to Cherish, Anne Perrault, Flame and Fortune, Helena Dixon, Jana Deleon, Josie Riviera, Monica Ferris, Murder at the Country Club, Thai Die, What If...
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Guest Author: Josie Riviera and A Summer to Cherish
My guest today is a fellow member of one of my author support groups, and when she recently announced her new sweet romance, I asked her to share the book and its inspiration with us. A Summer to Cherish is … Continue reading →
R.E.S.P.E.C.T.
Have you ever started to read a book, story, article, watched a movie or TV show where you realized that the writer had another agenda other than telling a story? In the guise of a story, they only want to … Continue reading → Continue reading →
Posted in advice, America, authors, blessings, blogging, Books, decisions, experiences, Faith-centered stories, Family, free week, helping others, inspiration, Life, lifestyles, misunderstandings, movies, Random thoughts, reading, reviews, Tonette Joyce, traditions, TV series, using talents
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Tagged cults, family, personal attacks, religions., Respect for other people's faiths, sects
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“Picture” This
“Do you dream often? Do you remember your dreams?” I dream all the time. I used to remember my convoluted dreams in detail and relate them to the long-suffering Husband, who would shake his head. (He almost never remembers his dreams … Continue reading →
Posted in blessings, characters, Daily life, descriptions, experiences, Faith-centered stories, Family, friends, Friendship, imagination, inspirational people, Life, memories, poetry, Tonette Joyce, using talents
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Tagged dreams, Loved ones 'passing thrugh', taking photographs, visits from loved ones
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Guest Author: Carolyn Miller and Hearts and Goals
Australian author Carolyn Miller is a fellow member of a few author support groups on Facebook. She recently released the fourth in a six book series of romances set in the world of hockey, so I invited her to come … Continue reading →
Posted in author's life, book series, Clean Writing, contemporary, Faith-centered stories, Guest author, Guest author post, inspirational romance, Patricia Kiyono, romance
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Tagged Carolyn Miller, gardens, Hearts and Goals, hockey romance, inspirational romance, Montreal, Series romance
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Quo Vadis?
Once again, family took my time and attention and I ran late for a review, until nearly 1 AM yesterday morning my time when, just before bed, I checked in to see if the latest post by The Hound had gone … Continue reading →
Posted in Anthologies, audiobooks, authors, characters, classics, descriptions, Faith-centered stories, historical, imagination, inspiration, inspirational stories, memories, movies, novels, paperback books, protagonists, reading, reviews, Tonette Joyce, translations, writers
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Tagged Dumbed-down stories, Henryk Sienkiewicz, Plagiarism, Quo Vadis, Rip-offs, Stories of Rome, Stories of the beginning of Christianity, The Robe, The Spear
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Guest Author: Andrea Byrd and Smoky Mountain Christmas
I love to connect with other authors through events such as the annual Twelve Days of Christmas celebration hosted on the Facebook group called Inspirational Reads and Authors. Each author had a three hour block to share our books, and … Continue reading →
‘Patiently’ Reading
When trying to come up with ideas for topics, this one popped into my mind:What would you read to an adult friend who was ill? I don’t believe any one book or story popped into my mind at the time. … Continue reading →
Posted in advice, Anthologies, authors, big plans, biographies, book series, Books, Children's books, collections, Dealing with stress, decisions, experiences, Faith-centered stories, favorite books, friends, imagination, inspiration, lifestyles, Middle Grade Books, Miscellaneous, Mystery stories, poetry, reading, reading preferences, short stories, Tonette Joyce
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Tagged C.S. Lewis, Cecelia Ahern, Chicken Soup books, Click Clack Cows That Type, Dear Mrs.LaRue, Liane Moriarty, Percy Jackson books, Puzzle Lady Mysteries, reading to adult patients, reading to sick people, The Ghost Girl, the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy, The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, Tomie De Paola
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Legacy
The Hound posed this week’s question: If you could be remembered (as an author) for only ONE of your books… which book would you choose. Why that one? I have not pushed to have my manuscripts published, (I know, I … Continue reading →
Posted in advice, author's life, big plans, Books, characters, Children's books, classics, creating scenes, decisions, dialogue, experiences, Faith-centered stories, Family, fantasy, goals, helping others, imagination, inspirational stories, Life, marriage, Miscellaneous, novels, paranormal, pets, plots, procrastination, protagonists, publishing, Random thoughts, research, Tonette Joyce, using talents, Words, writing
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Tagged angels, Demons, faith-filled stories, family stories, Pro-marriage stories, stoies with cats, vying for souls
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Guest Author: Kellie Van Horn and Buried Evidence
My guest this week is a fellow member of the Mid-Michigan chapter of the Romance Writers of America. Kellie Van Horn writes inspirational romance for Harlequin’s Love Inspired Suspense line, and her newest release, Buried Evidence, was released in July. … Continue reading →
Posted in author's life, authors, Books, careers, Clean Writing, contemporary, experiences, Faith-centered stories, Guest, Guest author, Guest author post, Harlequin, Patricia Kiyono, romance, romantic suspense, writing from experiences
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Tagged Buried Evidence, forensic anthropology, Kellie VanHorn, MMRWA
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