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 blogger Gail Gaymer Martin Jinx came to us as a puppy and looked very much like the terrier, I grew up with named Spike. He was a small beige and white terrier and was a faithful friend always … Continue reading →
by guest blogger Fay Lamb I’m not one to read a story that has an animal in it. I’m always afraid that it will die and rip out my heart along theway. When I have to read such a story … Continue reading →
Just thought I’d let you all know that my second e-book, Summer at Briar Lake, is available for Kindle and other e-readers. I spend a lot of time featuring other authors here, and just realized that I hadn’t yet posted … 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 →
Award winning author Kylie Brant writes… I think dogs sense special events happening around them. Maybe it’s the bustle of the preparations, but Lexie, our Polish Lowland Sheepdog, always knows when we’re preparing to go away on a trip. She’s … 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 →
I have a book out in the stores right now–November, 2011–and since I often feature new books by other authors, I figure I’d better let you know about mine! It’s a Love Inspired, and its part of the Rocky Mountain … Continue reading →
Lyn writes… Today I want to tell you about an important animal character in my latest book, La Belle Christiane. First I should admit that I’m not a horse person. I love dogs and cats but prefer cats as pets … Continue reading →
Leanna Ellis, guest blogger, writes… Pets of different shapes and sizes often wiggle their way into my books. In FACELIFT, a crazy out of control beast of a dog pushed my heroine to the brink. Even in FORSAKEN, pets speckle … Continue reading →