Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Books”
Wow – first I just have to say how blown away I am with the number of people who entered the contest that ran during the blog tour – over 1200 of you! And again I say WOW! We used RandomInteger.com to choose a winner … so congratulations to #690:
Melissa McNicol from Florida!!!!!
First released in 2001, Beneath a Southern Sky, has been reissued with a new cover as part of WaterBrook Press's new value line fiction. (click the link to buy – it's only $5.49 at CBD! Wow. What a steal.)
Her Second Husband Healed the Sorrow of a Tragic Loss.
http://www.litfusegroup.com/Blog-Tours/troubles-back-double-trouble-by-susan-may-warren.html
Susan May Warren's delightfully funny heroine is at it again … P.J. Sugar finds herself in Double Trouble this time!
With one solved case under her belt, PJ Sugar is ready to dive into her career as a private investigator.
PJ is back!Her continuing adventures hit the shelf! See what people are saying here!
Announcing the Double Trouble Contest
Double Trouble, my brand new PJ Sugar novel, is in stores now! To celebrate the release, we’re running a HUMDINGER of a contest!!
Groom in Training is the second book in the Man's Best Friend Series from Steeple Hill Love Inspired
Friends, Four-legged Friends and Love.
A widow with a sad past, Steph Wright, finds comfort in her faith and her adorable Border Collie, Fred. When Fred becomes enamored with the neighbor's pedigreed Bouvier,
I'd like to share about a special project that I was asked to be a part of earlier this year – The Pearl Girls.
Like the oyster, we go about our everyday lives until the unexpected happens. Yet God's grace covers our pain and transforms it into a beautiful pearl.
Christmas Outreach Tea on December 5th!
Join me for a little pre-Christmas festivities on Facebook! In the tradition of The Great Christmas Bowl I'm hosting an Outreach Christmas Tea on Facebook December 5th! I'll be sharing some of my favorite holiday recipes, Christmas tunes, and chatting with you about your plans for Christmas.
When I became a career novelist, I thought…hey, I’ll run my life as if I had an office to go to everyday – “go to the office” around 8 am, “come home” around 4pm, when the kids got off the bus – perfect!
Except, that schedule sort of only works in my brain.