Happy Easter
Spring is in the air Life has been renewed Christ arose from the tomb Giving hope to all Not the bunny trail Nor the baskets of eggs The joy of truth The promise of his return The true celebration of Easter Continue reading Happy Easter
Author: Sherri
I love to write about characters who see the world differently and make a place for themselves in it.
Aftershock by Jill Sorenson
Jill Sorenson’s 2013 novel Aftershock is an intense adventure into human nature. What makes some people heroic and others villains? When faced with the destruction and danger of a major earthquake, Garrett and Lauren unite to save a small group of survivors trapped in a collapsed freeway. Fighting dangerous conditions and a gang of convicts, as well as the attraction that pulls them together like … Continue reading Aftershock by Jill Sorenson
My Lady, My Lord by Katharine Ashe
I purchased this book at the 2015 Pamlico Writers Conference after hearing Katharine Ashe speak. If you have never had that chance you must look for the opportunity, not only is Katharine a talented writer, she is also a magnificent speaker. After listening to her speak of her books I knew I had to purchase one, I ended up with three. As a member of … Continue reading My Lady, My Lord by Katharine Ashe
Confessions of a Perpetual Cheerleader
As we put the last dashes and dots on the 2015 Pamlico Writers Conference I explore my role within the group. I read several books written by the writers presenting at the conference, taking time to write reviews and give words of encouragement. On Twitter, Facebook and Amazon I cheered for my fellow authors, taking great joy from being a member of the team. This … Continue reading Confessions of a Perpetual Cheerleader
When I tell you “You are beautiful”
When I tell you “You are beautiful” It is not the brilliance of your smile Or the color of your eyes It is not your physique Or your sexy new style It is the substance inside that makes you so Your strength, your courage, your wisdom. The most beautiful people are not the bodies of perfection Plastered on billboards and on covers of magazines It … Continue reading When I tell you “You are beautiful”
Happy Woman’s Day
International Woman’s Day Are you a feminist? No, I never considered myself a feminist. I am old fashioned, I believe in putting home and family first. I write romance, always dreaming of happily ever after. How could I be a feminist? I come from a long line of big shoulder broads, women who did what needed doing to survive, to make sure their families thrived. … Continue reading Happy Woman’s Day
Katharine Ashe’s “I Loved a Rogue”
I didn’t want it to end but I couldn’t stop reading. I read it too fast because I just had to know what happened next. Eleanor and Taliesin’s love story is so much more because of all they must go through to be together. Thank God for happy endings or I could never have survived this emotional roller coaster. What a wonderful ride, the twists … Continue reading Katharine Ashe’s “I Loved a Rogue”
Premiere Anthology by RWA
Premiere the Premiere Anthology by Romance Writers of America was a great sampling of what today’s romance writers have to offer. From a young adult story that had me laughing so hard I nearly wet my pants to one of my favorite historical romance author, Sabrina Jeffries who wrote a charming April Fool’s Regency story. Contemporary to historical, inspirational to erotica, today’s romance writers write … Continue reading Premiere Anthology by RWA
Trust No One by: Jayne Ann Krentz
Jayne Ann Krentz is one of my favorite writers. I first fell in love with her Amanda Quick books a dozen or more years ago. My first love is historical romances. When I learned she also wrote modern romance I knew I had to check them out. Now, more than ten years after I first discovered her work, I am still in awe of her … Continue reading Trust No One by: Jayne Ann Krentz
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