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Romanticizing Autumn
Fall is such a fleeting time of year. Like blustering winds, it sweeps us away from summer, dazzles us with breathtaking colors, and chills the mornings just slowly enough that we accept the change…
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Summer + Books
Mine has been lovely, warm, and something like a movie. I float in and out of days with my heart tangled in everything. Crunching away at popsicles on the front porch. Jamming old-time music…
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“The Long March Home” Book Review
I sum up THE LONG MARCH HOME with two words: significant and real. From chapter one, I took passage through the pages of the book into a gripping World War II setting, where…
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Release Day!
It’s always a strange feeling. Reaching inside of yourself, deeper than anyone sees, where your thoughts simmer and your longings pulse. Fingering through them, like sorting messes. Dragging them from the dimness of…
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Release Day!
Sometimes, the things we say we’ll never do are exactly the things we find ourselves doing. Back when I was still wearing two braids and walking around barefoot everywhere, I told myself I…
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If I Were a Creek
If I were a creek and you came to sitAlong my lush green grass for a bit When summer was young and my waters flowed Over the rocks where the warm sun glowed If I…
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First Non-Fiction Release!
“Bygone” is the messy notes I scrawled on notebook paper by the quiet lakeside. Or the tears in my pillow at night. Or the nameless joys that race through me, too complicated to…
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Dream Big: A Guest Post by Lucille Williams
I’m often asked, “How do you do it? How do you write a whole book? I want to write a book, but I don’t think I can. I don’t even know where to…
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Release Day!
It’s finally RELEASE DAY! This novel is a year of my life and a piece of my heart. I hope you enjoy reading the story as much as I enjoyed writing it. You…
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Interview with Award-Winning Regency Author Kristi Ann Hunter
Very excited to have the fabulous Kristin Ann Hunter with us today on the blog! Can we all just take a moment to appreciate the beauty of her book covers? Are they not…