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…
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About the Author Christian author, preacher and motivational speaker Carl Mathis began his work for the ministry in 2005 after a life-altering experience. At that time, the death of Mathis’ wife was the reason behind the dramatic turn of events that soon led him to his life’s purpose and calling. Dealing with the loss of…
Book Review: The Girl in the Gatehouse
Girl in the Gatehouse by Julie Klassen Being a fantasy writer, most of what I read tends to be fantasy, so this book is not in my normal radar. I am so glad I spotted this one. This book was a joyful read. Ms. Klassen successfully navigated the regency romance genre with this book. The…
Author Spotlight: It’s Simple by Michelle Richardson
About the Author If there is any truth to the statement, “You are what you eat,” how true are these: “You are what you read,” or “You become what you see.” We are inundated, daily, with negative imagery and stories pertaining to all forms of relationships. So much so that most believe—before they’ve even entered…
O and P: Options, Possibilities and Plot Bunnies
Yesterday an interesting thing happened, in fact it was probably a continuation from Saturday. Anyway I have challenged myself to write 5000 words for my new novel Nine Dragons. (Title still under consideration) Sounds easy right, 1000 words a day. Part of the challenge with writing this novel is that I have only done…
Updates and Goals
Well here we are halfway through April and I haven’t updated or revised my goals. Taking a vacation last week was both good and bad. Bad in the sense that it distracted me and got me off track. Good in the sense that it refreshed me and slowly the relaxing effects are starting to catch…
Book Review: The Crazy Daze of Motherhood
The Crazy Daze of Motherhood by Jane Isfeld Still A mother’s day is filled with all kinds of emergencies, from bumps and bruises to hospital stays. Find the perfect way to recover from your own family’s little emergencies with Jane Isfeld Still’s latest book on the hilarious daily challenges of a mother in the fray….
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