History, Real Life, and Faith
Guest blogger: Mr. Guy Romance himself, my husband! Michelle recently received a review which among positive comments complained her latest novel, Bridging Two Hearts, didn’t have enough romance. As she was sharing her feelings with me I replied, “Well, what do you expect, you write guy romance.” She had no idea of what I was talking about. I’m sure she…
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How do you “demonstrate unreliability? Long ago, one of my husband’s classmates was in a minor automobile accident after an evening spent bowling. He swerved to miss something and ended up in a ditch. The police pulled the car out but detained him. He’d had a few too many beers. I didn’t think much of it until my husband wondered…
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What do you have a need to know? For 20 years I held a security clearance with the United States Navy. Not because I was in the Navy, though I had an ID card, but because I was married to someone in the Navy. I needed to have a clearance so I could know when he was coming and going….
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Here’s Suzie just in from a “spa” treatment at Petco. She’s twelve-years old and has been blind for over two years. Her muzzle is turning white, she walks tentatively, has picked up weight, has digestive issues and is as sweet as can be. Most of her days are spent on her bed or begging to be let in and out…
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One of the best parts about writing a book featuring a massage therapist as the heroine, is I had to have a massage “for research.” In January (thank you Montecito Heights Spa) in February (thank you, Hotel del Coronado Spa) and in March (thank you, Coldwater Creek Spa). I’d had massages before of course, here in California but also in…
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Unusual Meetings that led to love and marriage