My author friend, Faith Blum, is releasing more books again! This time, she's concluding her Orphans of the West  series. Abo...

My Review This is such an adorable little book. The cover makes me smile, and then each two-page spread is colorful and decorated with...

One of my dear author-friends is releasing her new, ultra cute and charming book!! If you're a lover of history, you so want this boo...

Next week is back-to-teaching for me after a crazy, hectic summer. I'm really looking forward to seeing all of my kiddos again! But I h...

Who likes a good Robin Hood story? I have both hands in the air! I have loved Robin Hood since I was little. When I was praying about bo...

I just finished my first complete draft of "Protecting the Poor!" I am so excited, but I also realize that there is still a lo...

I know... you've already read two  posts from me today. But what's a third? Either I post all the time or never. ;) Enjoy it while y...

Ahhh.... the day has finally arrived! "Finding Christmas Joy" is live for local and international readers alike!!! I'm supe...

Release day!!!!! I'll be posting later on with a full post about a giveaway and other such stuff... but let's finish out our excerpt...

Now that I've reached 100... I'm going to have to relax my blogging a bit (as I mentioned in the spring). I haven't been able t...

EXCERPT 6/7 Melonie followed Patricia through the living room, only half-listening as her hostess chatted about Starlight Lodge’s pl...

EXCERPT 5/7 “Pardon the wait.” The woman’s white hair was fixed in a short perm, and she wore a red sweater and black pants w...

This is my second book to read by Witemeyer and I enjoyed it just as immensely. The orphan train in the beginning immediately gripped m...

EXCERPT 4/7 She opened her door and her slick black boots crunched on the snow-encased rocks. Did one just arrive with their bags an...

EXCERPT 3/7 “You have arrived,” her GPS broke the silence. She punched it off and drove into the small parking lot to the left of th...

EXCERPT 2/7 She was just a few minutes from the lodge. The place was well away from everything familiar—away from work, the drama of f...