It’s been a busy week, getting ready for a quick trip to Natchez to find a location for the murder in my first Natchez book. I’m having trouble coming up with a working title…right now I’m using No One to Trust, but that one’s been used…I’m so glad Revell does such a good job with titles!! On to this week’s …
Reader Friday – Your Son Is Alive
Not sure how it is in your part of the world, but here in North Mississippi we’ve been in the low 90s. Not complaining. Not.At.All. Not after the way I complained about the winter. Even if we did go straight from winter to summer. 😉 Now to Friday’s novella. Your Son is Alive is written by James Scott Bell, one of my …
Reader Friday – Looky What Came In the Mail
I think I may marry the UPS guy one day. He really makes my heart beat fast on days like Wednesday when he brought a special package! Love this cover and can’t wait for it to release June 5! I will be doing a blog post on it later this month, but be sure to sign up for the Goodreads …
Reader Friday – Blind Betrayal
It has been a beautiful week here in North Mississippi. I drove down to Oxford (William Faulkner’s hometown) on Wednesday with my cousin…may do a book signing there. Anyway, on to the book I read this week, Blind Betrayal. Here’s the back cover copy: [tweet_dis_img inject=”I stayed up ’til 2 to finish Blind Betrayal. Check out my review. #bookgiveaway”][/tweet_dis_img] Deputy U.S. Marshal …
Reader Friday – Avoiding the Mistletoe
This week I’ve been reading novellas, and I’ve picked Avoiding the Mistletoe by Anne Greene to tell you about this week. And I know it’s a Christmas story, but would you believe I’ve had it on my TBR table for a while and I’m just getting to it? Besides, I can read a Christmas story any time! Here’s the back …
Reader Friday – Conspiracy of Silence
[tweet_dis_img inject=”Can Cole “Tox” Russell redeem his reputation and bring his men back together?”][/tweet_dis_img] This week I’m reviewing a book by Ronie Kendig that I read over a year ago, mostly because I still think about the characters and the story, and any book that stays with me that long deserves a review! Here’s the back cover copy: Four years after …
Reader Friday – Stars in the Grass
I’m in Natchez, this week and when I took this picture, I was on the bluffs overlooking the river. Natchez is a beautiful old town and I look forward to exploring more of it. About a month ago, I read a really good book that was a featured book for the ACFW Book Club – Stars in the Grass by Ann …
Reader Friday – Life on the Porcelain Edge
This past week I read Life on the Porcelain Edge by C. E. Hilbert and loved it! Here’s the back cover copy: Tessa Tarrington’s life is swirling out of control. No job. No apartment. Sick Dad…And she’s back in high school! Teaching at her Gibson’s Run alma mater would be tolerable, except she’s sharing purgatory with her mortal enemy, Ryland …
Reader Friday – Bloomed to Die
I guess you could say I’ve spent the last four days Spring Cleaning after a week of cleaning my office and filling six trash bags and one huge leaf bag, I’m almost done. Monday morning, you couldn’t even see the table and I had so much piled on my computer desk, you could barely see the laptop! Two back to …
Reader Friday – Things I Never Told You
Tomorrow is St. Patrick’s Day, and I think we all celebrate the day even if we’re not Irish. I left Suzy home with a sitter and will be celebrating at the Mid-South Christian Writers Conference this weekend, so I may be a little slow in responding to comments until Sunday. 🙂 Earlier this week I read Things I Never Told You by …