“Pray God our aim is true and each arrow finds its mark.” In Tuck, the third and final book in Stephen Lawhead’s King Raven Trilogy, each arrow does find its mark and God answers prayers, especially that of the priest, Friar Tuck.  The back of the book blurb: King Raven has brought hope to the oppressed people of Wales–and fear to

Welcome to the May CSFF Blog Tour featuring Stephen Lawhead’s Tuck. I’m starting my tour day by falling back on my old interview with Stephen Lawhead for the first book in the King Raven Trilogy, Hood.  Interview: BG:  Hood: Book One in the King Raven Trilogy is the re-telling of a familiar tale, only re-imagined and placed in a different

Welcome to the April CSFF Blog Tour for George Bryan Polivka’s Blaggard’s Moon! This is my first blog post in a very long time. I’m glad to be joining the CSFF blog tour for this book. I love this author’s story-telling and his way with words. I plan to post a review before the end of the blog tour. Names,

If you enjoy a good mystery, be sure to sign up for Barbour’s new Heartsong Mysteries Club. That way, you’ll be sure to receive Portrait of a Murder, a Perkins Snapshot Mystery. Get four free books when you try out the book club! http://www.heartsongmysteries.com

I know. I haven’t blogged in FOREVER! I haven’t written reviews or participated in tours. But hey, a person can’t do it all, and I have to focus on my own writing. Sometimes we have to let something go. I didn’t want that something to be my children. So between home schooling and working on proposals and books, blogging just

Hi everyone! I haven’t blogged in a while because life has become even more chaotic than I thought possible, and I’m even considering the possibility of discontinuing this blog, or at least rethinking how it’s done. But I had to jump on this month’s blog tour of MLP. I’m probably the only one in all of the CSFF blog tour