Historical Fiction
I'm so delighted to share my latest writing project. In March, I signed with Guidepost's Ordinary Women of the Bible series. The series is fantastic! I've been blessed to read the first four novels and have really enjoyed each one. What can you expect with this series? Ordinary women doing extraordinary things for God. Spanning… Continue reading Ordinary Women of the Bible: Asenath’s Story
Dear friends, It has a been a whirlwind of a month and I’ve been a little silent on this blog. All for a good reason—I promise! First . . . I signed with the literary agent of my dreams. Tamela Hancock Murray of the Steve Laube Agency. I couldn’t be more thrilled to partner with her.… Continue reading Literary Agents and Mother’s Day
Have you ever watched a potter at work? It’s a beautiful sight and can be a little daunting. Potters lovingly guide a misshapen lump of clay into something worthy for display on a table. We marvel at the shapes, the baked in glazes and wonder how the artist could create something so exquisite. The pottery… Continue reading When Writing is like Pottery
Hello, sweet readers, I have some fun news to share! Raven's Heir and The Five Poisoned Apple collection are available for preorder on Amazon! I can't wait to introduce you to Damien and Kara. Snow White happens to be one of my favorite fairy-tale retellings. In Raven's Heir, a young princess flees her evil stepmother and… Continue reading Not your Grandmother’s Snow White Tale
NaNoWriMo 2018 It's that time of year. It's when thousands of people sweat bullets and wonder if they will ever make it out alive. Nope, it's not a Thanksgiving Macy's clearance sale. Welcome to the wild month of NaNoWriMo. I swore I wouldn't attempt the writing marathon again after an exhausting year. What sane person… Continue reading NaNoWriMo 2018 and Five Poisoned Apples
This has been the week of marvelous surprises. First of all, I received my title page for my upcoming novella, Raven's Heir. Artist HSJ Williams created this and it fits the adventure and danger of the novella perfectly. You can see more of her work at http://hsjwilliams.wordpress.com. And the second surprise? A lovely mug from… Continue reading Sweet Surprises
