“To Forgive the Past” by D. K. Taylor Blurb: COULD HE FORGET—COULD SHE FORGIVE? Five years ago Mark Vail and Jane Brewer spent a wonderful Christmas Holiday week together. The week culminated a beautiful night of passion, followed by Mark’s disappearance that same night without saying good-bye. Jane never heard from him…
Crystal and Flint by Holly Ash (Science Fiction) It’s been 300 years since humans arrived on Neophia and the planet’s intelligent species have yet to agree on how much influence humans and their advanced technology should have on the planet. With the threat of war hanging in the air, Lieutenant Commander Crystal Wolf races to…
WeWriWa is a blog hop that’s new to me, but it looks like a lot of fun and a great place to find new books and authors. Participants post an 8-10 sentence clip from their work. This is my first time joining in, and I’m looking forward to participating in the future. This snippet is…
I don’t find prologues to be more helpful or hurtful than any other part of a book. Like epilogues, they could be called a chapter instead without making much of an impact on the story. If the prologue is interesting and necessary to the story, then I don’t see how it’s hurtful. To share my…
Angela’s Kiss by Kate Hill Romance Blurb: Christmas Eve, 1967. Two strangers united by mutual loss find the love they’ve been searching for. After surviving captivity in a Vietnam prison camp, Master Sergeant Abraham Marley Fiske longs more than ever for a loving family life, but he doesn’t believe it’s in his future. Then a…
“Loving What’s Left” by D. K. Taylor Blurb: In the blink of an eye, two lives are changed forever — Army Lieutenant Kit Vail has finally escaped the loving protection of her older brother, although it has taken a tour in Iraq to accomplish it. Meanwhile, at an AF Base several hours away, lone…
Are you an only child? How many siblings do you have? I was an only child until the Bears adopted me, and I became a big, little sister to my brother, Baybee. Big, as I’m older than he is, little, because he is over seven feet tall. And furry. His poor esthetician. His last waxing…
Is there anything about you only your family understands? That’s the question this week on the MFRW 52-Week Blog Challenge. At first I thought definitely, there are many things about me only my family understands. The more I considered it, the more I wondered if my family actually understands certain things about me, or if…