Every Flower of the Field by Sara Davison is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first line: Darkness had fallen over the house like the ninth plague on Egypt. But first the photo and verse: I love a pink and blue sunrise and was lucky to catch this one. It won’t be long before these trees will leaf out, and I …
More Crazy Police Reports ~ Mystery Question
u yo More Crazy Police Reports is this week’s Mystery Question. People once surprised me by the things they did, but not so much anymore. lol But first the photo and verse. This is another case of being at the right place at the right time. I walked out of my neighbor’s house and beheld this awesome sight! I quickly …
D.L. Wood’s The Vow ~ Reader Friday
D.L. Wood’s The Vow is this week’s Reader Friday. It may look familiar to you since I reviewed it way back in July in view of endorsing it, which I did because I loved it! It has now available to download, and I wanted to refresh your memory of it in case you haven’t had a change to get it! …
They Didn’t Say That ~ Mystery Question
They Didn’t Say That ~ is this week’s Mystery Question. I came across these responses that officers have gotten when they pulled someone over for a traffic violation. I can’t believe they said that! I took this photo last week when storm clouds rolled in and wondered what you might see in the clouds…And I love this verse in Nahum. …
Strong Currents ~ Reader Friday
Strong Currents by Delores Topliff is this week’s Reader Friday post. Here’s the first sentence: Naval Seaman Apprentice Josh Vengeance drew a ragged breath. And another. But first the photo and verse. I took the photo one afternoon when I pulled into my drive and saw the tree in my neighbor’s backyard with the cloud backdrop. After snapping the photo with …
Backyard Blotter Reports ~ Mystery Question
Backyard Blotter Reports is this week’s Mystery Question. I intended to do another repeat post, but when I read Friday’s Crime Reports in my paper, I couldn’t resist using some of them… Now for the photo…except I can’t remember where I took this…but I thought it was beautiful. I do know I took it late in the afternoon…And I love …
Cold Light of Day ~ Reader Friday
Cold Light of Day by Elizabeth Goddard is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first sentence: Autumn Long had no plans to give up without a fight, even though it might be killing her a little every day.” And now the photo and Scripture verse. I almost put in a photo of last year’s snow storm here, considering the title …
More From the Blotter~Mystery Question
More From the Blotter is this Week’s Mystery Question. These are working pretty well, so I found a few more for this week. 😉 And I really can’t believe people would give these to the police as excuses! But first the photo and verse. The photo is once again from my friend Cheryl Meints. I thought this would be a …
Concrete Evidence ~ Reader Friday
Concrete Evidence by DiAnn Mills is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first line: Avery Elliott spurred her horse across one of the thirty-five thousand rolling acres of the Brazos River Ranch in the blazing heat. Now for the photo and verse. I took this photo of the full moon Sunday evening. It was so pretty in the sky. The …
From the Blotter ~ Mystery Question
From the Blotter is this week’s Mystery Question. I think I said in my Friday post that I turned my manuscript in, but I didn’t say what time–3:31 Wednesday afternoon. So what’s next, you ask? In a couple of weeks, my editor will return it with all the changes she wants me to make, that’s what. 🙂 Wednesday was just …