DiAnn Mills – New Suspense Release— Breach of Trust I LOVED this book. It’s the first one of DiAnn’s that I’ve read, and certainly won’t be the last, as I plan on purchasing each book in this series. Paige Rogers retired from the CIA and went into hiding after she’d betrayed by her team leader on an overseas op. She’s trying to restructure her life and is making good progress when her old nemesis tracks her down and begins making…
Rex Babin’s best interpretation of ‘Miracle on the Hudson ‘
EVERY SUNRISE By TRICIA GOYER See contest rules near the bottom of this post, but please read about this great book first! About Every Sunrise: The bleak winter days make February on Heather Creek Farm a test of endurance, and as winter wears on, Sam becomes more and more withdrawn and unhappy. Bob is busy planning a surprise for Charlotte, and Christopher is excited about a local writing competition, while a Valentine’s Day flower from a secret source lifts Emily’s…
Feeling Lost? Need Directions? Author Shares Six Tips for Finding Your Route (Orlando, Florida) Have you ever wished you could look into the future and obtain better insight in order to make wiser decisions for your best outcome? So many times, results from poor choices could have been avoided if we had seriously considered the direction of God’s guidance for our lives, instead of trying to figure things out on our own. In her book, Direction: Discernment for the Decisions…
In case you can’t make a decsion whether to purchase my new book, maybe the following reviews will help you decide. Here’s some of the great things being said by readers: Five Stars–As a long term reader of western and author of many, it takes a lot to impress me in this genre. Miralee Ferrell did just that with “Love Finds You in Last Chance, California.” Appealing characters. Believable storyline. Excellent plot with plenty of action that keeps you turning…
I don’t know about you, but it’s only Feb. 2 and I’ve already fallen off the wagon, If I were really honest, I’d admit that I never quite got both legs off the ground and up into the wagon…I’ve been dragging one foot and bouncing along the ground a number of times. Sigh.And no, it’s not the typical alcohol wagon that I’ve fallen off, it’s the SUGAR wagon. I do have an excuse though, really I do! It’s Valentine’s Day…
My book, Love Finds You in Last Chance, California is being featured on Tracy Ruckman’s blog, PixnPins. She’s doing a short essay contest with some unusual words that must be used in the story you write. To find out more be sure to visit her blog. http://pixnpens.blogspot.com/2009/01/new-flash-fiction-contest-deadline.html
This is a starving horse. I promised an update, so here goes. I was only able to get a picture of one of the seven horses not being fed that I told you about in my last post. You can see the sunken back & distended backbone, along with the hollow hips & ribs showing even through the coarse winter hair. Two of the others look just as bad & the other 4 are close behind. I’ve sent this picture…
This is what a healthy properly fed horse should look like. Tomorrow (if I’m able) or the next day, I’ll post a picture of what I’m angry about. We live in the Pacific NW, in an area where we get a lot of snow, cold weather, freezing rain and wind. Not a fun place to live outside, in winter. I want you to imagine yourself with a light-weight jacket with a thin lining, living outside with bare branches as your…
I’ve seen these lists make the rounds of people’s emails and blogs but have never done one myself. After seeing another one today I thought…Why not? Looks like it might be fun. Besides, it’s a new year and maybe it would be good to reflect on where I’ve been. It might help me firm up my goals on where I want to be this coming year. So here goes (only I shortened the list from 106 to 100…let’s see what…