I can’t tell you how pleased I am that Return of the Guardian King has finally arrived! And I thoroughly enjoyed it. . .the ending to the entire series did not disappoint–it ended as it should, with all the glory you’d expect for any “return of the king” story!I remember after reading Arena, I couldn’t wait to read Karen’s next

Randy Ingermanson is one of my favorites authors. I can’t wait to see something new from him. Oxygen was the first review I wrote and in a way, started my “writing career.” I love Randy’s writing and his characters and I consider him my “absentee mentor.” Isn’t that what Karen Hancock calls Dean Koontz? Her absentee mentor? I may have

Or maybe I should have titled this Blog Interrupted. Sick children have prevented me from saying as much as I’d love to say about this site. I will say this. I will be turning to Jeff Gerke for his editorial services with my next proposal. If you’re not considering this, I strongly urge you to consult with Jeff, getting his

WhereTheMapEnds.comis the one of the best sites offering tips to aspiring writers, informative interviews and insight into the mind of Jeff Gerke, a.k.a., Jefferson Scott. I apologize that I’m behind in getting this post out, though I’m certain with so many participants there is already plenty to read about one of our favorites–editor and author Jeff Gerke. I’m subscribed to

Seems like I’ve had a post with that title before and right now, I’m too tired (or is it too lazy) to go back through the archives. Ages have gone by since I’ve posted anything other than the CSFF blog tour. BTW, there is another tour coming up next week featuring Jeff Gerke’s Where the Map Ends website. This is

There are so many GREAT posts out there filled with interviews galore and book reviews! Yikes. What new thing can I say? I’ve spent quite some time exploring the internet for something new and interesting. The story is a very accurate analogy of the Christian faith and the price of belief. Yes, it comes with a price. Every young person