I have come upon a terrible truth.
A great parent trains their children to leave them.
I’m not sure why this didn’t click with me before. I mean, since birth—hello—my kids have been leaving me.
I tried—oh, I tried, to extract promises that they’d live with me forever. In fact,
Hello from Northern Minnesota, where the leaves are crimson, the air smells of wood-burning ovens, and Friday night football is our favorite night of the week! I love to sit in the stands and cheer on my football players. It’s one of my greatest joys.
I am working on a Christmas novella for next fall.
Take a Chance on Me is the first book in the Christiansen series. It’s all about—you guessed it—taking a chance on someone when your head or heart is screaming NO! Read more about the book here. Publishers Weekly says, “Warren lays bare her characters’ human frailties,
Peace is different than balance. Peace is finding the priorities God has set for you and then pursuing that. Granted, it might look different for each day; some days, I’m a mom first, some days the Book Therapy Head Coach. Some days I’m a novelist, some days I’m ministering to women.
Beautiful photo of the moment my daughter became engaged. So delighted to have such a handsome prince for my beautiful princess! Sigh.
Have you read a Susan May Warren book this summer? Are you looking forward to even more books in the coming months? Get the scoop and chat with me during my Fall into Fall Book Chat!
On August 27 at 8 EDT/5 PDT, I will be chatting with readers via a LIVE webcast and answering your questions,
I put together a Facebook event yesterday and sent it out to our local friends. The title? Last Warren Deck Party of the Summer. Have you ever seen that VIP bottle service at nightclubs? well, I want to do just the same at home, and go all out.
Last? Of the summer?
THIS PROMOTION HAS ENDED!
Back by popular demand—this time for KINDLE!
You may remember I ran a Nook promotion in May. (If you purchased a copy of my latest book, Take a Chance on Me, then you’d receive the prequel novella, I Really Do Miss Your Smile,
