Showing posts with label OakTara. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OakTara. Show all posts

Monday, October 15, 2012

My Love to You Always


Experience the joys of falling in love. 
42 real-life stories of powerful, enduring love.
 
My daughter, Stephanie Kramm, is one of the contributors. 
 
Her love story is titled, "May I Have This Dance?"

Matt and Stephanie, married four years, have one son, Gabriel. Their hearts for trafficked women and children inspired my third novel, Chosen Ones, in the Born for India trilogy. They are currently preparing to minister in Thailand. 

A couple in crisis.
A child taken captive.
When their worlds intersect, each of them will receive a precious gift, but will they find it in their hearts to accept an outcome so different from what they expected and hoped for?


Thursday, April 26, 2012

Second Chance, now available for purchase on FaceBook!

My publisher, OakTara, has just added a bookstore to their FaceBook page! Stop by for a visit. Second Chance is one of the first 15 books to hit the "shelves."

https://www.facebook.com/OakTara/app_200829146697795


Dareece Jackson, a teen from the projects, wants something in Mave Robertson's purse . . . and he'll stop at nothing to get it.

A poignant story of middle age, surprising friendships, and unexpected places.

Thursday, July 7, 2011

Made a New Friend Today



Made a new friend today! I met another real live OakTara author right here in Roanoke! For a writer cooped up in her cage all day, it felt good to break free and visit with a kindred spirit.

Judi Ehresman and I talked about everything from grandchildren and gardening to writing tips and house decor. Lovely tea time with a beautiful lady who I suspect I'll be visiting with again in the near future.

Judi has written several novels, three of which I toted home, excited to devour. . .

More later on that! Hubby just walked in the door ready for supper, so off I go.

Thanks, Judi, for a delightful afternoon visit!

Everything is Never Enough by Bobby Jamieson, A Book Review

  What does it take to make you happy? My chronological Bible reading of late brought me to Ecclesiastes where I discovered an irresistible ...