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LG: Tell us about Debra and her business! Debra: In 2005 Debra Owsley turned her love for reading and her hobby to support her book habit, into the reading accessory and consulting business, Debra works with several major best selling authors such as Donna Hill, Rochelle Alers, Marcia King-Gamble, Noire, Cheryl Robinson, Dwan Abrams, L.A….

A part of the mission at Literary Gumbo is to help authors and literary based service providers promote themselves. One way we are doing this is with a Q&A  so that we can find out more about the fabulous folks in the world of literature! This week are are talking with Author and Motivational Speaker…

About the Book:  Count It All Joy is the sequel to Joy Comes In The Morning, and one of a three part Joy series. It’s the story of Alex and Joshua Bennings, newlyweds who are destined to learn about love and sacrifice. Although Alex is married to her dream man, soon to be minister Joshua…

Bad Girls of the Bible: And What We Can Learn From Them By: Liz Curtis Higgs A thoroughly enjoyable and fun read. Ms. Higgs has chosen ten bad girls from the Bible who range from Bad to the Bone, Bad for a Moment, to Bad for a Season, but not Forever. All ten of these…

Unlikely Suitor, An This book is an enjoyable read. Ms. Moser has done an excellent job of portraying the time period and the social norms as well as the clothing and people’s place in society. Where the novel fell short was in the resolution of the story. The solutions came to easily without us really…

Transforming Prayer: How Everything Changes When You Seek God’s Face by Daniel Henderson Does your prayer life seem to be in a rut? Do you feel as if your prayers are not being answered or even heard? Maybe it’s time for a little tweaking. Of course God hears all prayers, but if you read and apply…

Framing Faith: A Pictorial History of Communities of Faith by Sarah Piccini & Ivana Pavelka When I saw the opportunity to read and write a review for Framing Faith I was very excited on a number of levels. Upon reading the book and looking at the many photographs I was not disappointed. I was a…