Mary Hamilton
This week, I’m turning the blog over to my friend and fellow author, Annette O’Hare. If you enjoy historical romance, be sure to check out her latest release, Redeeming Light. The Great Galveston Storm September 8, 2018, will mark the one hundred eighteenth anniversary of The Great Storm of 1900. This unnamed hurricane hit …
I’m pleased to introduce Linda Yezak to my readers who don’t already know her. She’s another Texas gal, as you might guess from her books. Linda has just released the last book in her Circle Bar Ranch series. Book 1, Give the Lady a Ride, was a 2011 Grace award winner. Linda, for those who haven’t yet …
Here in Texas, we may not have the highest temperatures in the nation, but once it gets over 100 degrees for more than a couple days, I figure it’s time to break out the jokes. A good laugh helps us cope better. So here are the best answers I’ve found to …
Forty years ago last month, I arrived in Texas. I never intended to stay more than a year, but time flies when you’re having fun. Two of my children were born here, and the one born elsewhere is probably more loyal to the state than the rest of us. If there’s any other state …
Pic of the Month It’s Bluebonnet season in Texas! If you’ve never taken a road trip through Texas, this is the best time of year. The wildflowers along the roads are stunning. In some spots, they cover whole fields. So while our neighbors to the north are digging their way out of snow, we’re enjoying …
Do you have a love/hate relationship with your job? Some days you love it. Other days you hate it. That pretty much describes how I feel about writing. I love it when the scene presents itself like a movie in my mind and I can’t get the words on the paper fast enough. I love …
Allow me to introduce you to Shannon Taylor Vannatter, who hails from Central Arkansas where she is an author and stay-at-home mom/pastor’s wife. She lives in a town with a population of around 100, if you count a few cows and once climbed a mountain wearing gold wedge-heeled sandals, which became known as her hiking …
This piece was first published on May 9, 2013 as a Mother’s Day tribute to my mom. Last weekend, Mother went home to be with the Lord. She was 93, and though we suspected the end was near, none of my siblings nor I expected her to leave us as quickly as she did. Even …
