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Beyond the Bookshelf: Fun Ways to Track What You Read
If you're an avid reader like me, keeping track of what you read can be surprisingly helpful—and fun. Having a system lets you look back on favorite stories, discover reading patterns, and even…
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The Joy of a Good Mystery Series
A good mystery series allows readers to return to favorite characters, beloved settings, and the thrill of solving another puzzle.
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Meet author J.C. Fuller
After I read Black Bear Alibi and posted it on Instagram, J.C. Fuller liked my post. I let her know how much I enjoyed the book and was reading the rest of the…
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Clean Summer Reads You’ll Love
If you’re looking for clean summer reads—stories full of heart, mystery, and hope without explicit content—you’re in the right place.
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Meet author Mary Ann Featherston
Mary Ann Featherston is a new-to-me author that I met via Facebook! I'm excited to get to know her and learn more about her writing.
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Cozy mystery to women’s fiction: Why I Wrote Finding Ginny
Here, I share why I wrote Finding Ginny, a heartfelt, multigenerational women’s fiction novel about family, forgiveness, addiction, and second chances.
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A Certain Mercy by Linda Dindzans
I’m excited to have my writing friend, Linda Dindzans, back on my blog to tell us all about her newest novel - A Certain Mercy, book 2 in the A Certain Future series.…
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Looking ahead to the new year
There’s something magical about the start of a new year. As a pantser, this year feels like a story that's about to unfold. I don't make resolutions. But I knew last year that…
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Meet author Dawn Ford
Dawn Ford is a fellow Scrivenings Press author who writes amazing middle-grade and young adult fairytale fantasies! I'm not much of a fantasy reader, but her Band of Unlikely Heroes series caught me…
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Writing a Holiday Story: Creating Fiction That Captures the Spirit of the Season
Writing holiday-themed stories that feel fresh, engaging, and emotionally true can be a challenge. How do you create a holiday story that reflects the magic of the season without falling into the trap…