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November 12, 2013

Divine Dining: 365 Devotions to Guide You to Healthier Weight and Abundant Wellness

My guest writer today is Janet K. Brown and she has a great surprise–a free devotional book! Janet says, “I lost ninety-five pounds and have maintained the loss for seventeen years.” Brown wrote Divine Dining: 365 Devotions to Guide You to Healthier Weight and Abundant Wellness from her journals and memories. This is one woman’s road for […]
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Published on November 12, 2013 00:58

November 11, 2013

Back to Reality–sort of?

Well, I’ve been off the grid for the most part for the past month. Between medical treatments, finishing the first round of edits for two upcoming books, and then a well-deserved beach vacation, I have done much with Tiaras & Tennis Shoes. But I’m back now and ready to get back to reality. Well, sort […]
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Published on November 11, 2013 07:32

November 2, 2013

National Book Day?

I just read a post on Facebook saying today is National Book Day. YAY!!  I love books. I didn’t know there was a national day celebrating books, but I’m thrilled to hear it.  Coincidentally, yesterday was National Author Day.  So, this is a very short, short post urging you to buy a book today!  And […]
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Published on November 02, 2013 07:20

October 31, 2013

Heaven’s Prey Blog Chase

Heaven’s Prey is a novel of suspense and redemption, so let’s have some fun with a “blog chase.” Follow the trail between Oct. 31 and Nov. 7, 2013 for a chance to win a print copy of Heaven’s Prey. You’re at the fifth stop in the chase. Welcome! You’ll need to visit each stop so […]
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Published on October 31, 2013 02:00

October 19, 2013

Blood & Guts? Yuck!

I know!  It doesn’t make sense. I write suspense and mystery novels and yet I hate blood and guts type things, especially in movies and TV. I’ll cover my eyes during really gory parts. My husband laughs and asks how can I write suspense stories and still hide my eyes. I often respond with “If I […]
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Published on October 19, 2013 04:34

October 18, 2013

ALL ABOUT ME!

Normally I try to find interesting things to write about, but today it’s all about ME! I’ve got lots of news to share so here goes. GOOD NEWS: Last week, I had my second and God willing last Gamma Knife treatment for my brain tumors. It wasn’t easy but it’s over! It can take up […]
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Published on October 18, 2013 06:56

October 12, 2013

Writing Stories of Faith…Mingled With Murder And Mayhem

Christian fiction and murder mysteries? Really? On the surface the two don’t seem to go together. After all, how can a book where murders, mayhem, and bad guys abound promote Christian values? Can a writer of suspense novels make a difference in a life? Surely not, you say. It might be good entertainment but that’s […]
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Published on October 12, 2013 06:44

October 7, 2013

Welcome To CrossReads Fall Into Reading Book Sale!

Where We Invite You To Fall Into Good, Wholesome Books – And Save Money! $25 GIFT CARD GIVEAWAY!! During the week of October 7th, readers can get books by several of their favorite CrossReads Christian authors who have joined together to offer their books at bargain prices. Monday through Friday (the 7th-11th), readers can get […]
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Published on October 07, 2013 01:27

CHRYSALIS–THE END!

SPOILER ALERT–This is the final chapter of Chrysalis. If you haven’t read the other chapters you may want to hop over to Categories to read the other chapters first.  I hope you had as much fun reading it as I did writing it. Thanks for taking the time to read it!   CHRYSALIS–CHAPTER 10   […]
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Published on October 07, 2013 01:23

October 6, 2013

CHRYSALIS–CHAPTER 9

Chryssie was back in the tiny room—her prison. At least she wasn’t tied up any longer. Instead, she was eating a sandwich the goon gave her. He’d left her in the room alone, but told her the door was locked and he would be right on the other side. If she dared to even rattle […]
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Published on October 06, 2013 06:03