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January 11, 2016
Just one step closer ~ #MondayBlogs
My mom was raised down south in Charleston, S.C. in a three family house; the doors between residences were never locked as all the occupants were related. Cousins were raised like siblings and the adults all shared in caring for the children. Mommy carried those attitudes throughout her adult life when she herself eventually became a parent. My dad was the product of a broken home, the separation was far from amicable, and it was a loving step-mother who gave him his first real taste of fami...
Published on January 11, 2016 00:43
January 9, 2016
Looking for a safe haven ~ Weekend Writing Warriors / #8sunday / 01/10/16
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Published on January 09, 2016 18:30
January 4, 2016
A Time for Resolutions — #MondayBlogs
The first week of a new year and of course everyone is doing it, making their resolutions OR declaring that they aren’t making resolutions. Some people are discouraged that they dropped last year’s resolutions long before any made a difference in their lives; sometimes that’s a repeated pattern year-after-year until the person simply decides to give up and doesn’t even try.
Alleged experts say that “independent surveys” have shown that only about 40-percent of resolutions are still being “kept...
Published on January 04, 2016 01:51
January 2, 2016
Her name is Deborah ~ Weekend Writing Warriors / #8sunday / 01/03/16
Hi! Welcome to another Weekend Writing Warrior and Snippet Sunday round. Every week writers post 8-to-10 sentences on their blogs from a published or unpublished book. Then we "hop" around and leave comments on each other's snippets. Whether our work is already published or in progress, the helpful comments help us become stronger writers on our next WIP. We welcome EVERYONE's comments.
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Published on January 02, 2016 18:30
December 28, 2015
The Fairy Tale of Love - #MondayBlogs
Long, long ago in the magical realm known as NYC, lucky young knights and maidens were given the privilege of study at the hallowed halls called A&D where they learned the creative arts… and jousting. It was there that the princess first encountered the prince. She was a fair Theatre Arts student and as was wont in the hallowed halls, the students of Theatre Arts oft lived by their own rules. It was an accepted practice and most monitors of those hallowed halls did tend to...
Published on December 28, 2015 00:53
December 26, 2015
Keeping her distance ~ Weekend Writing Warriors / #8sunday / 12/27/15
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Published on December 26, 2015 18:30
December 20, 2015
Year End Back-look ~ #MondayBlogs
One of my New Year’s resolutions will be to stop procrastinating and putting things off to the last minute — I guess that’s the reason I’m not waiting to the last week of the year to write this.
I look back and wonder what I’ve accomplished this year. I haven’t written nearly as much FICTION as I wanted to, but I have increased my NON-fiction business and, almost sadly, I make more money at that so… Since it’s fiction that I want to write, am I selling myself out? Or like many others who can’t...
Published on December 20, 2015 23:57
December 19, 2015
Just a tourist ~ Weekend Writing Warriors / #8sunday / 12/20/15
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Published on December 19, 2015 18:30
December 13, 2015
Priorities ~ #MondayBlogs
One of the hardest things about being a grown-up is having to set priorities — we have to be reasonable about keeping our commitments, fulfilling our responsibilities and doing all the things we NEED to do instead of what we WANT to do.
We learn to trudge our way to work in the mornings and come home at night to make dinner, do laundry, help the kids with homework, and finally crawl into bed and wait for slumber just to do it all over again. We work, make money, pay bills, work some more… and...
Published on December 13, 2015 23:42
December 12, 2015
The First Meeting ~ Weekend Writing Warriors / #8sunday / 12/13/15
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Published on December 12, 2015 18:30
...from Chelle Cordero
Review of
Hostage Heart
Chelle Cordero
Romantic suspense
Available from Vanilla Heart Publisher
ISBN: 978-1-935407-71-3
July 2009
Deanna Blair moved to New York City to make more money so she could send it h Review of
Hostage Heart
Chelle Cordero
Romantic suspense
Available from Vanilla Heart Publisher
ISBN: 978-1-935407-71-3
July 2009
Deanna Blair moved to New York City to make more money so she could send it home to her parents whose home and business were ravaged by the hurricanes. Then Deanna is accidentally caught up in the middle of a bank robbery and taken captive. One of the brutal men seems different from the rest and he keeps Deanna safe from the other men and she is very attracted to him. When the police find and raid the group, the man she has feelings for is shot down in front of her. Now Deanna's entire life has been turned upside down. But there is more to the story than even Deanna knows¦
This is a highly emotional and stressful read. My heart pounded and I cried for Deanna in several places in the story. Deanna is truly an innocent in all of this and now she will likely live with the aftermath from the kidnapping for years to come and no one seems really c ...more
Hostage Heart
Chelle Cordero
Romantic suspense
Available from Vanilla Heart Publisher
ISBN: 978-1-935407-71-3
July 2009
Deanna Blair moved to New York City to make more money so she could send it h Review of
Hostage Heart
Chelle Cordero
Romantic suspense
Available from Vanilla Heart Publisher
ISBN: 978-1-935407-71-3
July 2009
Deanna Blair moved to New York City to make more money so she could send it home to her parents whose home and business were ravaged by the hurricanes. Then Deanna is accidentally caught up in the middle of a bank robbery and taken captive. One of the brutal men seems different from the rest and he keeps Deanna safe from the other men and she is very attracted to him. When the police find and raid the group, the man she has feelings for is shot down in front of her. Now Deanna's entire life has been turned upside down. But there is more to the story than even Deanna knows¦
This is a highly emotional and stressful read. My heart pounded and I cried for Deanna in several places in the story. Deanna is truly an innocent in all of this and now she will likely live with the aftermath from the kidnapping for years to come and no one seems really c ...more
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