Blog Tour: The Tulip Resistance
When I read about this blog tour I was interested in participating for two reasons. One, the author has written a WWII novel, and two, the author grew up in Othello, Washington. I… Continue reading
When I read about this blog tour I was interested in participating for two reasons. One, the author has written a WWII novel, and two, the author grew up in Othello, Washington. I… Continue reading →
This week I’m participating in a blog tour for Cami Checkett’s latest release, Shadows in the Curtain. Cami is a prolific author (I believe this is her tenth novel) specializing in romantic thrillers. She has a degree in… Continue reading →
Today I’m happy to have Stephanie Worlton as a guest on my blog. Stephanie is the author of the novel Hope’s Journey, and recently released her second book, a nonfiction guide called Everything You Need… Continue reading →
I don’t often join blog tours for nonfiction, but after reading about Kylee’s book, Make It Happen: A Guide to Happiness for LDS Singles, I was interested. Though I am LDS, I am… Continue reading →
Today I’m part of a blog tour for Kate Palmer’s debut novel, The Guy Next Door. Kate is an elementary school teacher turned fulltime mom, with six children, and she keeps a blog with information… Continue reading →
Today I’m interviewing another friend from my writer’s group, Daron Fraley. He has a few books out (some of them free–more details on that after the interview). I was a test reader for his… Continue reading →
Today’s post is part of a blog tour for Terri Ferran’s latest release, Choosing Charity. The book is the final in the Finding Faith, Having Hope, and Choosing Charity trilogy, but can be… Continue reading →
Attention all fans of middle school magic, today’s blog guest is Braden Bell, author of The Kindling. Here’s the tag line from the book’s cover: Homework? Of course. Crushes? Sure. But who knew… Continue reading →
Today and tomorrow I’m featuring author Sonja Herbert on my blog. She recently released a memoir, Carnival Girl: Searching for God in the Aftermath of War (I’ll be reviewing the book tomorrow, so… Continue reading →
Today I’m delighted to have Rachelle Christensen on my blog. In addition to being the author of two suspense novels and a nonfiction work, Rachelle is an avid reader. She likes running, cooking,… Continue reading →
Today’s guest is Sherry Ann Miller, author of over a dozen books. She grew up in Utah and California and now lives in Washington. She has seven children and lots of grandchildren! Welcome,… Continue reading →
Today’s author interview is part of a blog tour for Jaclyn Hawkes’s latest book, The Most Important Catch, an LDS romantic suspense novel. Jaclyn M. Hawkes grew up in Utah with 6 sisters, 4… Continue reading →
I’ve had several people ask me if I’m related to Joan Sowards. The answer is yes, through our husbands. The relationship is distant enough that we’d never met until a few weeks ago,… Continue reading →
Today’s guest is a fellow BYU grad, J. Lloyd Morgan. He’s an author and a television director, with a beautiful family. He has four daughters, so I guess he’s a little outnumbered. He… Continue reading →
A special welcome to author Rebecca Jamison! Her first novel, Persuasion: A Latter-Day Tale, is a retelling of Jane Austen’s Persuasion. She likes books, music, water, children, and dancing. List five movies you LOVE: Bringing… Continue reading →
Today’s Post is something new. I’m interviewing sisters Jennifer Clark and Stephonie Williams, co-authors of Mark of Royalty. What have you read lately? Jennifer- The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. The… Continue reading →
Today’s guest is Kelly Nelson, author of The Keeper’s Calling. Kelly was raised in Orem, Utah, and now resides in Cornelius, Oregon, in the heart of the beautiful Pacific Northwest. She enjoys life… Continue reading →
Welcome Monique Bucheger, author of the Ginnie West Adventure series for middle-grade readers. Her first book in the series is The Secret Sisters Club, and book two, Trouble Blows West, comes out later… Continue reading →
Welcome and thanks to Carole Thayne Warburton, author of novels such as: A Question of Trust, Sun Tunnels and Secrets, Just Shy of Paradise, and False Pretenses. Carole loves hiking, bike riding, skiing,… Continue reading →
Welcome to Stephanie Connelley Worlton, author of Hope’s Journey. This post is part of her spring blog tour. Here’s the book’s synopsis: Sydney is a straight-A student heading to college on a scholarship,… Continue reading →