INTERVIEW | Wanza Leftwich
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Wanza, describe yourself for our visitors.
What can I tell you about myself? Well, I must say that I love God and working for my church full time. Outside of that, I am a wife and mom to a precious little girl! I enjoy reading, writing and watching TV. Lately, I’ve been getting hooked on reality shows - esp. Top Chef and Project Runway!
BLOG TOUR | Promises, Promises
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Amber, describe yourself for our visitors.
I was born in a small suburb of Washington, D.C. with roots in Virginia and Kentucky as well as Pennsylvania, but I spent most of my life living in Delaware until most recently when I got married and moved to the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Colorado. From an early age, I’ve always loved to read and tell stories, but I also love traveling, photography, scrapbooking, horses, movies and music. I’m fairly eclectic when it comes to music, enjoying everything except heavy metal, rap and some rock from the 70’s. Oh, and I’m the stereotypical heroine in a lot of romance novels: red-haired, green-eyed and petite. 
BOOK REVIEW | Homecoming
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HOMECOMING
by Jill Marie Landis
Eyes-of-the-Sky has been kidnapped by the Comanche, so long ago that she no longer has any memory of her parents, or even how to speak her native language. The only life she remembers is Comanche. When the Comanche is attacked by the White Man, she runs, and is terrified when her family is shot down around her…and she is taken into custody by the White Man.
BOOK REVIEW | Riven
Posted by editor | Filed under Contemporary Fiction
Riven
by Jerry B. Jenkins
"Riven" is unlike any book I’ve ever read. It’s also unlike any book Jerry B. Jenkins has ever written.
Is that a good thing?
Absolutely.
Step into the shoes of a career criminal, Brady Wayne Darby. Watch as he takes a gift, a golden opportunity for success and squanders it. Watch as his selfishness wounds him time after time, and yet he doesn’t learn from each selfish act. Watch as he makes decision after decision, choice after choice and heads down a path to a destiny he does not want. You’ll have times when you’ll want to reach into the novel and shake him until his teeth rattle.
BOOK REVIEW | A Daughter’s Inheritance
Posted by editor | Filed under Historical
A DAUGHTER’S INHERITANCE
by Tracie Peterson and Judith Miller
Fanny Broadmoor feels as close to her cousins, Amanda and Sophie as if they were sisters, even through Fanny lives with her grandfather since her father committed suicide when she was eleven. When Fanny’s grandfather dies, Fanny is still not an adult, but she inherits her father’s one-third of the estate.
BOOK REVIEW | Forevermore
Posted by editor | Filed under Historical
FOREVERMORE
by Cathy Marie Hake
Hope Ladley is a traveling housekeeper. She goes where God sends her, helping farmers out as a cook/housekeeper during harvest. When she rides her mule onto the Stauffer farm, Hope is positive that this is where the Lord wants her.
Jakob Stauffer was looking to hire someone to help during harvest and to assist his pregnant sister, and Hope came with glowing references. However, she seemed to have unconventional methods of keeping house. Several times, Jakob comes close to asking her to leave, yet he has to admit that Hope’s sunny disposition is making a difference to his abused sister.
INTERVIEW | Cynthia Hickey
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Cynthia, describe yourself for our visitors.
Describe myself, huh? I live with two of my seven children. Three step-children, one birth child, and three adopted children. I am the Detention Monitor at the local elementary school, which thankfully, gives me some writing time. I’m a goof, as you’ll discover when you read my book! Although younger, Summer Meadows is alot like me. I’ve been making up stories since I learned to read.
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