WINNERS OF THE GIVEAWAY LISTED AT THIS STOP ARE: (1) Sponge and Soap or copy of The Lady of Tarpon Springs – Kathy Newcomer (2) Copy of The Lady of Tarpon Springs — Rebekah Miller (3) Copy of The Lady of Tarpon Springs — Julie B Welcome to the Christian Fiction Scavenger Hunt! If you’re
I thought it would be fun to offer readers a few Greek recipes that are mentioned in The Lady of Tarpon Springs. Be sure to let me know if you try them and what you think! I had the pleasure of eating some of these wonderful Greek foods while in Tarpon Springs and highly recommend
In my recent newsletter, I told you a little about The Lady of Tarpon Springs. I thought you might like to learn a little more, so, like the gal on the cover, hang onto your hats. As I told you, the book is set in Tarpon Springs, Florida. While the Greeks who immigrated to the
The first weekend in October will soon arrive and that means the arrival of Oktoberfest in Amana, Iowa. If you haven’t had the opportunity to visit the Amana Colonies, there’s time to plan a visit and enjoy the Oktoberfest activities. As many of you know, I’ve written six books and a novella, all set in
Hey Friends, I wanted to give you a heads-up that Bethany House Publishers is hosting a Facebook Party on November 4th (5pm PST/6pm MST/7pm CST/8pm EST) to celebrate the release of The Brickmaker’s Bride. Just click on this link and you’ll be directed to my Facebook page where you can register to win a Kindle
WINNERS IN THE SCAVENGER HUNT ARE AS FOLLOWS: KINDLE FIRE HDX Erin Connor 33 BOOKS BY THE AUTHORS Heather Hart and Lynne Tidel WINNERS IN MY PERSONAL DRAWING: Megan Williamson, Laura Hix and Marianne Barkman Welcome to the Autumn 2014 Scavenger Hunt. You have arrived at Stop #12. Follow the clues for a Chance to
First I want to thank all of you who participated in and signed up for my blog during the Spring Scavenger Hunt. I generally only blog one time a week—sometimes less. My blog is a little nondescript, although I tend to blog mostly about history and the places where I set my books. I like
I recently had an e-mail from a gentleman who had recently read my Postcards from Pullman series. He asked if there was a fourth book in the series as he wanted to know if George Pullman had ever acknowledged the error of his ways before he died. I e-mailed back to tell him there wasn’t
No, I’m not talking about the tin man in the Wizard of Oz. I’m talking about Bill Metz, tinsmith in Middle Amana. One of the things I’ve most enjoyed as I’ve researched and written books set in the Amana Colonies has been the opportunity to visit with lifelong residents whose ancestors were some of the
Who doesn’t like free stuff! I know I do, but since I’m participating in this contest and can’t enter, I want all of you to have a chance. I wanted to give you a heads-up so you can mark your calendars for the big weekend–noon April 4th (Mountain Time) and ending April 6th at midnight (Mountain