Despite recent severe weather in our state, we now have brilliant sunshine, temps in the seventies, and—after several years of severe drought—the grass is green, and perennials are blooming. And now…the busy summer begins! What are your plans for this … Continue reading →
When you’ve run out of places to hide, what are your chances of survival? Carrie Randall hoped to escape her past and find a fresh start, after divorcing her abusive husband. But this small, remote mountain town is … Continue reading →
guest blogger Judy Christie Some people go to weddings and come home with party favors or photos. But I’m looking for dog names. When my college roomie’s daughter married last summer, for example, I met Howie, the bride’s strong-willed pup, … 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 Cindy Thomson I actually used to think I wasn’t a dog person. That seems so silly to me now. I grew up with dogs, although they were kept outside. When my boys were young I didn’t want … Continue reading →
By guest blogger Margaret Daley We have three cats in our home that found us over the years. Each one is unique and different from the others. My male, Ringo, rules the house and tries to keep the two females … 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 →
Guest blogger Hannah Alexander, her cats, and her September release, THE WEDDING KISS I’m a total animal lover, with lots of stories to tell, but I especially recall how our four rescued cats sense when I’m in pain. After … Continue reading →