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April 14, 2015

I Got Nothin'...


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April 13, 2015

A Golden Sky

Spring on the Nickel Plate TrailThere’s a gloss of gold out there this morning. I don’t know what creates it—something to do with how the sun comes up, I guess—but I think it is so beautiful. Duane’s asleep in the house, the cats have been fed and the dishwasher emptied. The laundry’s done. Spring breaks are over and all my family members that were traveling are home safe. I have started a new story that is fun and interesting because I don’t know it yet. I am almost frightened by the level o...
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Published on April 13, 2015 04:22

April 11, 2015

Heartwarming Spring Fling Giveaway



EXCITING NEWS! 
Here's what we have planned to warm your heart and chase away any lingering winter blahs. All eight Heartwarming authors with April and May releases have teamed up to offer two prize packs of four books each. We will also give away one grand prize consisting of  all eight books  and . . . wait for it . . . a  stunning mix of “ever-blooming” spring garden flowers , for use indoors or out. These are gifts you can enjoy time and again, as you can read our books ove...
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Published on April 11, 2015 05:50

April 10, 2015

Welcome Author Matthew Peters


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April 9, 2015

Overcoming No

This week I found inspiration and guidance in the most unexpected place.

Author quotes are usually good for that, but this came from another media. TV. Specifically The Voice.

I'm a latecomer to the cultural phenomena that is The Voice. I started watching it last season when Gwen Stafani and Pharrell Williams joined the panel.

I love Pharrell--he has got to be the nicest guy in the music industry. Kind of what they say about Henry Winkler in the television world.

And he is so thoughtful and insig...
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Published on April 09, 2015 07:38

April 8, 2015

#WriterWednesday: Sharon Cullen

Hiya, WordWrangler Readers! We're opening up the Round Corral today to welcome Sharon Cullen .. Sharon's going to answer a few questions for us and then she's giving us a peek into her historical romance, Sebastian's Lady Spy. Here we go!

Liz: Are there any funny stories your family tells about you that come to mind? 

Sharon: This was a tough one because there are so many stories I DON’T want to repeat :-) But whenever my mom and my aunt get together they always tell the story about when m...
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Published on April 08, 2015 01:00

April 7, 2015

The Backstory Dilemma


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April 6, 2015

The moonlight's still on the Wabash

          I’m from Indiana. How’s that for starting out with a bang?          Our fair state has been in the news more the past few weeks than I ever remember it being before. Even when Bobby Knight threw a chair and Dan Quayle couldn’t spell potato and Bing Crosby stopped for lunch—or was it dinner?—in nearby Rochester, we weren’t so loudly or inaccurately reported on.
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Published on April 06, 2015 04:05

April 4, 2015

Karen Rock's Top Ten Books

I am so mean! When I asked fellow Heartwarming author Karen Rock to pay us a visit, I asked her to choose her favorite 10 books. It gets hard when you're doing a promotional blog tour to think up new things to write about, so I thought (insert smirk) I was making things easy for her. Not so much! But her list is great. Join the Wranglers in welcoming Karen Rock to the Corral today!


This could easily be the hardest post I’ve ever written!! I love so many books and to choose only ten seems...
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Published on April 04, 2015 02:00

April 3, 2015

Let’s Talk Settings!

The Wranglers are so happy to welcome author Jannine Gallant here today.

Write what you know. That’s the intro for my author profile and words I try to live by. I grew up in the coastal woods of Northern California and have lived most of my adult life in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. I can’t imagine not being able to walk out my front door into the forest. Nothing is more beautiful than the sound of the wind blowing through the trees, the chirp of birds high overhead, the ch...
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Published on April 03, 2015 02:00