I’ve heard from so many of you already expressing your excitement over Shadow Sister, which officially releases today! Thank you for sharing my joy. More than any other book I’ve written, Shadow Sister is the […]
Read PostAs we have just returned from our tour of America’s central East Coast, I count myself still into all things hot, humid, and historic. Here’s a taste of the highs and lows we encountered along […]
Read PostHi friends! A quick note to invite you to follow me over to Heather Day Gilbert’s blog, where we’re chatting about my upcoming release, Shadow Sister. While you’re there, you can enter to win an e-copy of […]
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Around here, we are all about showcasing books that celebrate beauty amidst the brokenness. Books that face real-world problems honestly, but at the same time recognize redemption in the midst of them. They hold the […]
Read PostThrough this winter and spring as I trained for my first half marathon with Team World Vision, I kept myself engaged by listening to A LOT of podcasts. And the one I came to love […]
Read PostWhether you’re headed for the beach this summer or locations more urbane, if you’re an avid reader you’re surely in search of good books to stuff in your tote. Here are 4 flashback faves from […]
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Belong to a book club? Then likely you’re on the lookout for ways to enhance your gatherings. Here’s one: Why not invite an author to join you? As one who’s been on both sides of the […]
Read PostJulie by Catherine Marshall About the book: (from the publisher) Will the dam hold? Julie Wallace has always wanted to write. Trying to escape the Great Depression, Julie’s father buys the Alderton Sentinel, a small-town newspaper in […]
Read PostHey readers! We’re just two months away from the release of Shadow Sister. This is a story that captured my heart from the first time it stirred in my imagination. Perhaps it’s the complicated family […]
Read PostDreams of Falling by Karen White About the book: (from the publisher) On the banks of the North Santee River stands a moss-draped oak that was once entrusted with the dreams of three young girls. Into […]
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