The Hemlock Aperture by Steve Hooley is this week’s Reader Friday post. I’ve had requests from readers for a book for their middle-grade reader and didn’t know where to point them. But once I read one of Steve Hooley’s Bolt Series books, I was hooked. I had someone to recommend. A little background on Steve. He’s a retired doctor who …
More Funny Lawyer Gaffes is the Mystery Question since everyone seemed to enjoy them. 😉 The only problem is, it’s going to be harder to make up something funny that a lawyer hasn’t said in court! But first the photo. The redbuds are in bloom again, which only means warmer weather is on the way! By the way, are you …
The Other Sister by Jessica R. Patch is this week’s Reader Friday. This week I’m doing something a little different in that I’m giving you the last three sentences of the first chapter: “I fear this will be my last entry. But I fear every entry might be my last. She’s tried to kill me before.” And now I’ll leave …
Funny Lawyer Gaffes is this week’s Mystery Question because I thought with this terrible time change, we could all use a laugh or two. But first the photo and verse. The photo was on the jump drive I found…it’s one I took on a cruise with my literary agency before Covid. While the picture is beautiful, it doesn’t do the …
Where’s the Quetzal? (The Empty Nesters Book 2) by Jen Dodrill is this week’s Reader Friday. Here are the first two lines: “I woke, panting and sweating, sheets twisted around my feet. Eight months since the murders and the Keatons’ escape, and I still suffered from crazy dreams.” But first the photo and verse. This is a photo of the …
More Crazy Laws #68…Do you ever wonder just how many of these laws are still on the books? But first, the photo and verse. The verse was in my Bible reading for Monday, but I claimed it last week! In case you didn’t know, I went to the National Religious Broadcasters conference in Dallas, and it was a wonderful trip. …
One Wrong Move by Dani Pettrey is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first line: “He inhaled the stiff resolution of her death. She’d seen Cyrus. Remembered him.” But first the photo and verse. I took it back in December in Florida. Sunsets always make me think of God’s strength and this one was no exception. I thought the verse fit …
More Crazy Laws #67 is this week’s Mystery Question. But first the photo and verse. Can you tell I can’t wait for spring? lol. I was scrolling through a file of photos from ten years ago and found this one I took back in May of 2015. And the verse was in one of my devotions recently. Now for last …
A Murder for the Sages by Amy Lillard is this week’s Reader Friday. Here are the first two lines: “Well, it seems to me that somethin’ like that would be durn-near impossible.” George Waters looked around the Sunflower Cafe to see what sort of support he got. But first the photo and verse. With snow on the ground and temps …
More Crazy Laws #66 is this week’s Mystery Question. I laugh every week as I search for new crazy laws–who would’ve known there were this many! But first the photo and verse. The sea always gives me peace when I look out over it, whether it’s the Sea of Galilee or the Atlantic Ocean, as in this case. Of course, …