Following the Trail by Lynette Eason is the Reader Friday post. I read this a month or so ago–haven’t had time to read lately — and really enjoyed it–It was another book that kept me up past my bedtime. But first, the photo and verse. I came across this verse today in my daily Bible readings and remembered that I’d …
Implausible Jury Excuses — Mystery Question
Implausible Jury Excuses is this week’s Mystery Question. I was all set to find more crazy things we did as kids when I ran across jury excuses, and I couldn’t resist! But first the photo and verse. The photo is one that my friend, Cheryl Meints took on one of her trips out West. And the verse is one I …
Stupid Things We Did–Mystery Question
Stupid Things We Did is this week’s Mystery Question. When I came across the article about the stupid things we did as kids, I knew I had to make them my Mystery Question! I almost didn’t believe some of them were true, but I found out, unfortunately, they are… But first the Scripture and photo. Psalm 91 is a wonderful, …
Trouble Is My Beat–Reader Friday
Trouble Is My Beat by James Scott Bell is this week’s Reader Friday. The stories in this book are written in the style of Dashiell Hammet, Raymond Chandler, Earle Stanley Gardner, and my favorite, John D. MacDonald. More on that later. Here are the first lines: “The war was over. The boys were coming home.” Before I get to my …
Texas Cold Case Threat — Reader Friday
Texas Cold Case Threat by Jessica R. Patch is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first line: You got the wrong guy. If you haven’t read any of Jessica’s books, you are missing some good reads! More on that later… But first the photo and Scripture verse. The photo was taken from the fifth floor of a condo on Destin Beach where …
The Spark of Love–Reader Friday
The Spark of Love by Amanda Cabot is this week’s Reader Friday book. Once again we are in Mesquite Springs, Texas. Here’s the first line: “She had to leave.” But first the photo and Scripture verse. The photo is from Delores Topliff, taken while she was in St. Augustine, Florida this month. I love the peace it exudes. And the …
We Shall Not Shatter – Reader Friday
We Shall Not Shatter by Elaine Stock is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first line. “The French marble clock in the bedroom chimed five o’clock at the same time a pounding came to the front door.” Now for this week’s photo and Scripture verse. I truly hope this is the last snow for our area this year! lol Although it …
Snowbound Amish Survival –Reader Friday
Snowbound Amish Survival by Mary Alford is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first line: Outside the wind howled around the corner of the house with enough fury to shake windows. Now for the photo and verse. This photo was taken in March of 2016 when I drove over to Memphis to research material for Justice Buried, which was set at the …
Delores Topliff’s Wilderness Wife–Reader Friday
Delores Topliff’s Wilderness Wife is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first line: “Indian Country, Central Canada, 1810. I kneel at the river cleaning the fish our Tom catches for our winter supply.” But first the photo and Scripture verse. This is actually a new verse to me. I don’t know how I’ve missed it, but I came across it in …
Kelly Irvin’s Trust Me–Reader Friday
Kelly Irvin’s Trust Me is this week’s Reader Friday book. Here’s the first line: The cloying stench of pot told the same old story. But first the photo by Cheryl Meints and Scripture. The photo was taken on Cheryl’s trip to Bryce Canyon with her husband. You can see her amazing photos at her Corinth Rose website, and I believe …