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How NOT to Move by Hannah Alexander
See this guy in the picture? He’s a doctor (well, actually, he’s a guy dressed up as a doctor.) You might need one of those if you decide to move. Keep one handy just in case. Nearly every American … Continue reading
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Tagged how not to move, humorous times, moving woes
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Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled…Easier Said Than Done At Times
Let not your heart be troubled. You believe in God, believe also in Me. In My Father’s house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go … Continue reading
Olympic Takeaways by Julie Arduini
Like most of you, I’m staying up way too late watching the Olympic coverage. I admitted on Facebook that usually it is straight-up patriotic fever that has me so captivated. This year, the drama and backstories have captured my attention. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, books, cheating, devil, doping, frustration, Julie Arduini, Lilly King, Michael Phelps, Olympic Takeaways by Julie Arduini, Olympics, Phelps Face, shortcut, victory, warfare, writing
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When You Get Knocked Down by Vicki Hinze (Inspire Me #1)
We all struggle and strive to accomplish things we deem important. Sometimes we succeed, and sometimes we don’t. More often than not, we do a little of both. We meet with some success but not enough that we feel we’ve … Continue reading
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Time to Rest by Vicki Hinze
TIME TO REST By Vicki Hinze Today, we have technology assisting on fronts that were dreams for small business and sole proprietors even a short time ago—and we’re grateful for it. Expanded capabilities save us money and time … Continue reading
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Tagged Steven James Recommended Read, The Pawn, Thriller, Time to Rest, Vicki Hinze
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The Pressure Of Life by Tara Randel
As I changed the calendar to the month of August, I could feel my stomach tighten. I have a lot of projects going on and this month is going to be especially tight. So I told myself not to be … Continue reading
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Tagged believe, contemporary romance, Faith, Harlequin Heartwarming, Tara Randel
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LATE BREAKING BLOG! by Hannah Alexander
And I do mean late, since I’m writing this at ten o’clock at night instead of earlier in the day. Change is in the air, and stress is everywhere! I seldom use perfume, but today I slashed (yes, slashed) my … Continue reading
Go on an Adventure–Read a Book
by Elizabeth Goddard It’s proposal time again! What does that mean, you ask? Well, I’m working on my last contracted book for my publisher. My last contract included six books. Now, not only am I working on this last book, … Continue reading
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Tagged adventures, books, Christian fiction, Elizabeth Goddard, escape, romantic suspense
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Fifty Shades of Tempted by Julie Arduini
I was in a sterile, bland doctor’s office, enduring an uncomfortable procedure where the doctor kept me chatting. We talked medical stuff and the conversation turned a corner when I mentioned symptoms appeared the month I released two books. “You’re … Continue reading
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Tagged author, contemporary romance, Entangled, fan fiction, Fifty Shades of Grey, free book, giveaway, Goodreads, Julie Arduini, temptation, writing
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Song and Story by Kristen Heitzmann
A while back, I threw out to my Facebook friends that I needed a certain type of song for a scene in my story. The response was amazing. (Huge bonus: checking out all the artists I haven’t heard and remembering goodies … Continue reading
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Tagged Christians Read, fiction, kristen heitzmann, songs, storytelling
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He’s Everywhere!
One of my favorite Christian songs is called Open The Eyes Of My Heart by Michael W. Smith. If you are unfamiliar with the song, the lyrics go something like this: Open the eyes of my heart, Lord Open the … Continue reading
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Seek Peace by Hannah Alexander
You know how you forget how to have fun if you’ve gone six years without a vacation? I know some people enjoy their work so much they feel as if their lives are a vacation. Maybe you’re one of those … Continue reading
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Tagged find some peace, take a break, vacation time
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Writers and Faith: A Journey and Exercise, Part 2 by Vicki Hinze
Writers and Faith: A Journey and Exercise Part 2 By Vicki Hinze Note: This is Part 2 of Writers and Faith: A Journey and Exercise. If you have not read the first installment, you can find it at: … Continue reading
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The Demand for Stories and the Greatest Opportunity
by Elizabeth Goddard My family loves to see movies. I think we’re all enthralled with stories no matter the venue– video games, TV series, books (especially books!) or movies. I’m one girl living with four boys (my husband and three … Continue reading
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