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Early Church History and You
Wow! It has been a busy spring for me. How about you? I had been very active in ministry activities up until the past few years when we moved to the California desert. Here, God’s priority assignment for me has … Continue reading
The (Slightly Odd)Traits of a Book Collector by Camy Tang
Camy here. I was reading a book on my Nook the other day, Blue Like Jazz, which we’re going through in the college Bible study my husband and I are leading. After I finished the two chapters I needed to … Continue reading
Christian Fiction Scavenger Hunt Stop #21 by Yvonne Lehman
Welcome to the Christian Fiction Scavenger Hunt! From 5/31 at noon MST, until 6/4 midnight EST, you can make the loop through 23 different Christian fiction writers’ blogs and read new, exclusive material about all our new or about-to-be-released books. … Continue reading
Will Reading as a Pastime Survive? by Kathi Macias
From the time I was old enough to recognize even the simplest of words, I fell in love with reading. I read books, magazines, newspapers, cereal boxes, billboards–anything with words on them that ended up in front of my face. … Continue reading
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Words We Throw Around by Lynette Sowell
We’re so quick to throw “Christian” words around in the confines of our church doors. Mercy, forgiveness, love, grace. We smile and nod that there should be more of those qualities in the world. We also know that we should … Continue reading
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The Best Job in the World by Elizabeth Goddard
In my writing career I’ve always juggled several deadlines at the same time. Sometimes writing more than one book at a time has been overwhelming. There are days when I wish I had a week without a deadline niggling at … Continue reading
Storytelling by Maureen Lang
Until the other day, I had no idea storytellers had national conventions. A friend of mine, a librarian, attended one and described to me what sounded similar to a writer’s conference. Workshops, speakers, opportunities to practice and improve their craft. … Continue reading
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The Appeal of Amish Books by Vicki Hinze
The Appeal of Amish Books @2012, Vicki Hinze I’m a suspense writer who loves faith-affirming thrillers with a light romantic element. But I’m also an eclectic reader. I like something in most genres of books, though I’d not read … Continue reading
Preorder A Dangerous Stage, the second book in the Protection for Hire series!
Camy here! I didn’t notice until a few days ago that book 2 in my Protection for Hire series, A Dangerous Stage, is now available for preorder! Isn’t that cover awesome? Zondervan’s art team ROCKS! Back cover blurb: Tessa Lancaster … Continue reading
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Summer Reading
With eighteen days of school left, everyone in the household has summer in mind. Lemonade packets face front in our cupboards and the hot chocolate hibernates in the back. My husband plans to drain the pool cover and ready things … Continue reading
Mommy Wars by Vicki Hinze
© 2012 , Vicki Hinze This round in the Mommy Wars began pitting women against women. Specifically, stay at home moms against working outside the home moms. It received a fair amount of visibility and discussion but didn’t strike the … Continue reading
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Living Water…Accept No Substitutes by Lynette Sowell
I don’t have to tell you that getting lost in a book is a great source of joy to readers (and writers). I feel sorry for people who never learned the skill of letting a book pull their imagination along … Continue reading
Books to Movies by Elizabeth Goddard
Summer is blockbuster movie season and my family is looking forward to having something to do that keeps us out of the hot Texas sun. Plus, we’re movie buffs, owning almost as many DVDs a we do books. Reading Jim … Continue reading

















































The Fifty Shades of Gray Comments Over The Fifty Shades of Grey by Julie Arduini
I know, the blog title is a bit complex by design. I don’t have time to do this often, but when there is a blog post in cyberspace that garners a lot of comments, I’m as intrigued by the comments … Continue reading →