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I have re-titled and re-covered the Song of Suspense series (no Chords of Danger) and the Dixon Brothers Series! I LOVE the new covers! (The stories are exactly the same). BUT – I have tons of the old covers left. I’m selling them for $5 each (that’s a savings of $15 each!) until they run …
Leaving these in the oven overnight makes them hard and crunchy – great for cleaning dogs’ teeth. My dogs LOVE them!
Happy Fri-YAY! I’m fresh back from my annual spring writer’s retreat. I joined Susan May Warren, Lacy Williams, Misty Beller, Robin Patchen, and Tracy Higley for four-and-a-half wonderful days of talking, praying, crying, laughing, more laughing, plotting books, and talking strategy. We went over things that worked last year (obviously, I didn’t get to take …
Welcome to Readers Write to Know! I asked you, my readers, what questions they would ask their favorite authors if given the chance, and the authors visiting my blog answered them! This week, my friend Darlene Turner is my guest. Darlene and I have been together with Romantic Suspense A-Team for years. I love reading her books and I hope you enjoy her interview as much as I did (honestly, who didn’t love Scott Bao??). Read on to see how you can enter to win a copy of her latest release!
I often write Bible verses in the inside of my books as I autograph them for people – verses that speak to the story and the Biblical truths contained in it. When I wrote An Aria for Nick, it was very clear that the verse would be: In this world you will have trouble. But, take …
I was added to a “Loss of a child” support group right after Jeb’s funeral. I don’t post a lot there because that’s not how I process this, but it regularly appears in my newsfeed because it’s a local group to where we used to live and I think there’s some algorithm that helps that …
When Jeb was killed, Gregg and I heard over and over again that the statistic was super high for divorce after child death. Actually, it’s not that high. About 16% of marriages end in divorce after the death of a child, and only about 8% say it was because of the death. So, that’s good …
We have intentionally kept the details of what happened to our son Johnathan Eugene Bridgeman – “Jeb” – quiet because there was an active police investigation. We felt it was better to wait until everything was finalized. Gregg found out yesterday that the investigation is closed. I feel like it’s important to share, because there …
