As ready as I am (decorating-wise, at least) for Christmas, I have to admit that this year, I haven’t been as in the mood for Christmas romance like I usually am. I’m not sure if it’s because for every Christmas romance I’ve loved (looking at you, Heroes of Freedom Ridge season 3 books – especially Blind […]
Sunday Edition
Happy December! I don’t know about you, but I feel like this year has zoomed past. I think maybe it’s because we were getting back to all the busy here and there of pre-covid days. I’m glad to be out and about again, but I’m also glad that pieces of our lives have slowed some […]
Low Drama Romance
The very first writing conference I ever went to was the Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writing Conference. It was this huge, sort of overwhelming thing to me. So many authors! So many class options! Since I had, clutched in my hands, the finished draft of the book that would come to be Wisdom to Know, I […]
Best Friends and Secret Crushes
When I started planning my Billionaire Next Door series, I made a list of tropes that I wanted to write. I mentioned in my last post that I have been trying to be more explicit with my trope choices and really work to integrate them into my stories. Listing them out ahead of time is […]
Sunday Edition
It’s hard to believe this is already the last Sunday in September! We’ve definitely settled into a school year routine here at our house. Hopefully, you’re hitting that fall (or spring) stride as well. The leaves in our yard are starting to turn gold and bright red. A few have decided to fall when the […]
Sunday Edition
Anyone else excited about the official start of fall (or spring) this week? Our temperatures have started to shift into cooler mornings and days that are not quite as brutal. I know we’ll get another hit of summer heat before too long (I’m guessing we don’t call it Indian Summer anymore, but I don’t know […]
Sunday Edition
Even though I chose a fun school-themed image for this week, I feel like it’s worth taking a moment to remember 9/11/2001. It stands, for me at least, as a notable point in history that I’m unlikely to forget, joining in my memories the Space Shuttle Challenger explosion, and the fall of the Berlin Wall […]
A Taste of Romance
One of the fun things about having spent middle and high school in the DC area was how easy it was for our youth group to participate in some of the bigger youth conferences. They almost always came to DC or the surrounding area that was a doable drive, so we could pile in the […]
Sunday Edition
Happy September! Maybe it’s because I’ve always loved school (hello, nerd!) but September always makes me think of school. And even better, school supplies. This past week, my hoarding of school supplies came in handy as my eldest, starting his first year of high school, was struggling to keep his notes organized with his various classes. […]
Main Characters with Disabilities
I got a Facebook Message the other day from one of my long-time reader/reviewers. In it, she talked about some of the people in her life with various disabilities and encouraged me to write a story (or two) with main characters who are differently abled. I let her know that I would think on how […]
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