by guest blogger Amanda Cabot The first time I heard of Rocky Mountain National Park was when a co-worker in Philadelphia described it as the crown jewel of the national park system. A couple years later my husband and I … Continue reading →
by guest blogger DiAnn Mills Taryn Young, my heroine in Firewall, finds a friend in a German shepherd. I’m not an detailed plotter, and when Taryn spotted the dog, so did I. He appears on a dark night in a … Continue reading →
Hi everyone. Winnie Griggs here. Though our family has owned many pets over the years – dogs, cats, turtles, fish, hamsters – we are, alas, currently pet-less. So instead of talking to you about animals of the domesticated variety, I … Continue reading →
I can’t imagine a life without pets. I’ve loved animals since I was old enough to understand the difference between a toy cat and the real deal. I’ve lived with cats, dogs, hamsters, rabbits, fish, gerbils, guinea pigs, birds, and … Continue reading →
We’ve been traveling a lot this spring…and with being gone so much, I’ve been a little slow at posting myself. I love having the blog visitors here too, but here’s an update from me! Back in March, I posted about … Continue reading →
by guest blogger Valerie Hansen My last K-9 cop story for Love Inspired Suspense featured a black lab (and I’ve just been contracted to do another K-9 book for 2015!). At the time I was writing EXPLOSIVE SECRETS, I had an antique … 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 →
Horse Therapy, by guest blogger Connie Almony My sister is one of those crazy horse people. You know, kind of like Liz Taylor in National Velvet. She’s not a champion rider or anything like that, but she loves the animals … Continue reading →
Guest blogger Stephanie Grace Whitson Dogs are better than any critter I know at modeling unconditional love, and we humans can never have enough of that. The animal star of my most recent book, A Captain for Laura Rose, is … Continue reading →
Guest blogger Caryl McAdoo Thank you, Roxanne, for inviting me to All Creatures Great and Small. I love the name of your blog and have always–since I can remember–loved animals! I once told my husband Ron that at any gift-giving … Continue reading →