I’m Doing Advent Unplugged
I’m unplugging this Advent! Advent starts tomorrow, and this year, I’ve decided to give up my smartphone. That means I’m turning off my wifi and staying off social media these next…
Deleted Scene from Mazarine: Sunrise
AUTHOR'S NOTE: This scene was the original ending for Chapter 8, when Darius and Marilee are talking on the boat after Darius is awoken by a nightmare. It didn't make…
Review: Dear Clara by Shelly E. Powell
MY RATING 5/5 Dear Clara was a delightful debut novel with engaging characters, a solid romance, and intriguing plot twists. I love giving debut authors a try, and this…
Desperate Forest Fun Facts
7 fun facts about Desperate Forest: (Don't worry if you haven't started reading it yet, there are no spoilers!) When Roselynn first meets Jay in the forest, she lies and…
Desperate Forest Playlist
Whenever I'm enjoying a book, I notice songs start to remind me of the characters and the story. Does that happen to you? If so, you might enjoy this playlist…
Deleted Scene: Meet Me in the Woods
PLEASE NOTE: The following contains mild SPOILERS for Desperate Forest! Haven’t read Desperate Forest yet? Get your FREE copy here! When I originally wrote Desperate Forest, I considered writing alternate POV's between Roselynn…
Bonus Scene: In the Dungeon
PLEASE NOTE: The following contains SPOILERS for Desperate Forest! Haven’t read Desperate Forest yet? Get your FREE copy here! Did you wonder what Darius said to Jay in Desperate Forest to get…
Review: All in Good Time by Carolyn Astfalk
MY RATING 5/5 All in Good Time is a delightful, heart-warming read with substance and depth. It asks some important questions and sprinkles in enough suspense to keep you…
Review: Midnight on the River Grey by Abigail Wilson
MY RATING 5/5 I loved this book! The setting, the suspense, the romance . . . everything was spot on. I grew up reading Victoria Holt novels and Abigail…
Review: For Christian Writer Moms by Laura Frances
MY RATING 5/5 Ever read a book and think, "How did the author know I was thinking that?" That's how I felt almost the entire time I read this…