Just a quick hello here, to let you know that I have a new book out in the stores right now. It’s also online at www.harlequin.com and amazon.com….perfect timing for an inexpensive stocking stuffer! It’s the third book in my … Continue reading →
by guest author Nike Chillemi Many moons ago, I posted on the Harlequin/Steeple Hill author board where I heard things like: head hopping was a no-no and I had to ask what head hopping was. After a year of trying … Continue reading →
We love our cats. All three of them. Of course what’s not to love in three high-strung, crazy, scamper around the house for no reason, bundles of energy that constantly keep us on our toes and up at night? Especially … Continue reading →
Becoming a Grandmother By Missy Tippens Yes, I know Roxanne features pets on her blog. So why did I title my post Becoming a Grandmother? Well, because I now have a granddog! And I’m absolutely crazy over him. His name … Continue reading →
Have you ever seen the Disney movie The Lion King? Or maybe the Broadway play? Then you know the main character is Simba, a young lion cub, next in line to be king of the Savanna. Well, here in my … Continue reading →
Guest blogger Debra Clopton I fell in love in 2001 with a little brown ball of wrinkles when our family decided we wanted a puppy. My sons wanted something a little different so we decided on a Chinese Sharpei—or as … Continue reading →
The Love Dog by Linda Goodnight Some couples celebrate a twenty-fifth anniversary with a new wedding ring or a trip to Hawaii. We celebrated with a new puppy. You see, my old rat terrier had died and I had mourned … Continue reading →
Our Babies Are Growing Old By Missy Tippens A couple of years ago, I shared with you about my dogs. Well, they’re growing older, now, getting a little gray on the muzzle. Slowing down just a bit. Our oldest dog, … Continue reading →
Howdy! Early forecasts for the Upper Midwest indicated that we were going to have an unusually cold and snowy winter, though so far we’re still having lovely forty degree days (far nicer than thirty below!) and have had just a … Continue reading →
Margaret says…. When I decided to write a series about a town that goes through a hurricane, I wanted to give tribute to all the people who have gone through a disaster and rebuilt their lives. This series was written … Continue reading →