History, Real Life, and Faith
My father told the story this way: He and my mother had been in Las Vegas during the years the Rat Pack flourished and when live bands were popular in even the smallest of clubs. They looked up a relative, checking in to see how she was doing playing in her husband’s small jazz band, and she met them after…
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When you think of a book launch party, do you imagine a New York City penthouse? Do you imagine waiters, stacks of the book, cigarette smoke, fantastic food, champagne and perhaps dramatic evening wear? Maybe a party like the type Nick and Nora Charles used to throw? Seals and Spa folk healing to launch? When we planned the launch for…
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Is the book of Job really about fear and control?
Is it a fear or a phobia? Does it matter?
Guest blogger: Mr. Guy Romance himself, my husband! Michelle recently received a review which among positive comments complained her latest novel, Bridging Two Hearts, didn’t have enough romance. As she was sharing her feelings with me I replied, “Well, what do you expect, you write guy romance.” She had no idea of what I was talking about. I’m sure she…
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How do you “demonstrate unreliability? Long ago, one of my husband’s classmates was in a minor automobile accident after an evening spent bowling. He swerved to miss something and ended up in a ditch. The police pulled the car out but detained him. He’d had a few too many beers. I didn’t think much of it until my husband wondered…
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