My guest today is  Jodie Wolfe who creates novels where hope and quirky meet. She is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW), ...

This is an old photo of my sister and our dog, King. King was a mutt with obvious traces of husky in his genetic makeup. His house was a fif...

  My guest today is Kathleen Neely, a retired elementary principal who enjoys time with family, visiting her two grandsons, traveling, and r...

One of the things I set off to do during the lockdown was to reissue  A RUSH OF LIGHT. My inspirational romance was originally published by ...

My guest today is Carol James, an author of inspirational fiction. She loves creating Redemptive Romance. She lives in Lilburn, Georgia, a s...

  Hubby and I don't watch television much at all, but we used to go to the theater to see movies now and then. The pandemic changed that...

Wooden Cross on the Beach at Ocean Grove, New Jersey   All people make mistakes. Some won't admit their mistakes. Some make excuses for ...

You can see it if you look closely. Printed on our United States currency you can find the Latin words, "E pluribus unum." Transl...

I became a grandma recently and I am quite delighted. I’ve been helping my daughter—mostly by holding the baby so she could do something els...

Once upon a time, a long distance phone call used to be a rare occasion due to the expense. So I wrote letters--real, handwritten breezy l...

Initially, I wrote Irons in the Fire with a prologue. I like prologues, but some people don't. Evidently, most agents and editors hate ...

Once, when I was looking for a few excerpts for a talk about strong heroines, I picked up this old book. I bought it eons ago--already used...