Over the last few years, I have seen more and more questions referring to the Enneagram. It’s yet another in a long line of personality assessment tools designed to help people understand themselves and others better. I’ve recently read two books on the Enneagram. One has a lot of applications for Christian writers, regardless of …
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By Jeanette O'Hagan Today I will be sharing my thoughts about Running Scared by Susan J Bruce. Details Running Scared by Susan J BruceYoung Adult Contemporary ThrillerSet in Brisbane, Queensland Blurb What if the boy you love is hiding a dark secret? My name is Melinda and this has been the worstyear ever … We …
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Welcome to Tuesday Book Chat. This is where we encourage book lovers to answer our bookish question of the week. Today’s question is: If you DNF a book, will you give the book (or Author) a second chance? We look forward to hearing your thoughts. Please join in the conversation by commenting on this post …
Welcome to a May’s new releases. Today we have 2 new May releases from Carolyn Miller, Congratulations. Check at the end to see if you were the winner of the April gift card. Big Apple Atonement by Carolyn Miller (Release Date: 5 May 2022) She’s the saint with a secret. He’s the sinner with a …
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Today I am reviewing Pancakes, Bacon and A Side of Murdery by Keri Lynn. A new author to me. Blurb Owning a bakery has always been Aubrey Turner’s dream. Finding her rival’s dead body was not part of it. When new sheriff Blaze Martin puts her at the top of his suspect list, she’s left …
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By Meredith Resce A beautiful ballad by Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift, the Joker and the Queen tells the tale of two people who are from opposite worlds, finding love and connection. As writers, our method of operation is to try to get into the head and heart of people – albeit made-up people – …
By Sally Hewitt It’s taken a tragedy in my life to finally encourage me to share my writing publicly. I have always loved words but my musings on paper have always remained within the covers of my journals. Then my life was turned completely upside down and my words on paper took on deeper significance. …
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Welcome to Tuesday Book Chat. This is where we encourage book lovers to answer our bookish question of the week. Today’s question is: At what point do you give up on reading a book you're not enjoying? We look forward to hearing your thoughts. Please join in the conversation by commenting on this post or …
One of the most beneficial things a writer can do is attend a conference. These events provide novices and published authors with networking opportunities, social events, and instruction for learning skills needed to navigate the business side of writing. After attending a couple of conferences and finishing my first novel, I was encouraged to request …
Today I am reviewing The Time Rift by Liwen Y Ho and David H Ho. This book has been out for a few years but I only found it recently. I won the choice of a Liwen Y Ho book and the reason I choose this book is I wanted different. The Time Rift by …
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