Darwin Awards #3 is this week’s Mystery Question. I really hope you are enjoying these ’cause they are fun to find! But first the photo and verse that I remembered to put in the post this time! I took the photo Labor Day as I came out of the gym. It was only after I looked at it on the …
Scent of Danger, A Christian Romantic Suspense (Sullivan K9 Search and Rescue Book 1) by Laura Scott is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the opening. His half sister was late. DEA Agent Doug Bridges nursed his coffee, trying to ignore the shiver of apprehension sliding down his spine as he stared out the window of the Hitching Post Cafe in …
Kidnapped in Alaska by Beth Carpenter is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first line: “Keira, you can’t catch a fish if you don’t put your line in the water.” But first the photo and verse. I captured the photo in Ocala, Florida, while taking two beautiful border collies for a run. The one on the left, Maddie, is ADHD, like …
Darwin Awards #2 is this week’s Mystery Question. I had forgotten about these awards until I came across an old email with one year’s winners. I hope you are enjoying them. OH.MY.Goodness! I totally forgot the verse and photo. That’s what happens when you are so tired but know you need to get the post up. 🙂 The photo is …
.Facing the Enemy by DiAnn Mills is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the opening line: July 29, Risa, Twelve years ago, my brother fell into an abyss of drugs and alcohol. But first the photo and verse that Edward Arrington sent me. His son took it from the back side of their church parking lot. What a golden moment in …
Darwin Awards is this week’s Mystery Question. I stumbled across these last week and thought they would make a great Mystery Question. In the Darwin awards, “excellence” is equated with “astoundingly stupid judgment.” Now for the photo and verse. A friend took me up to the Blue Ridge Parkway recently, and when we started, the weather was beautiful. We climbed …
Final Approach (Lake City Heroes Book #4): A Christian Suspense Thriller by Lynette Eason is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first line. Air Marshal Kristine Duncan leaned back in her seat, her eyes skimming over the sunrise outside the Airbus 319’s window. But first the photo and verse. I snapped this photo on a day I was feeling down, …
It’s difficult to believe people actually said these things in public, much less in court. But actual recordings don’t lie… But first the photo and verse. This has been my afternoon view this week as I’ve been away at a writers’ retreat with a bunch of my romantic suspense writing buds! The things we’ve discussed…and then there was this bear …
Hunting the Amish Witness by Dana R. Lynn is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first line: Miriam Troyer gently set the baby carrier she’d lugged up the stairs to her second-floor apartment onto the floor. But first the photo and verse. I have no idea where the photo was taken…probably in my neighborhood and at least 8 or 10 …
More Courtroom Comedy is this week’s Mystery Question. I don’t know that I’ll ever run out of these! More show up every time I do a search. First the photo and verse. The photo is of an approaching storm in the Gulf, overriding the cumulus clouds that are reflected in the water. I thought it was an interesting study and …