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Monday Morning Musings

First, something cute. Just because, well, we need something cute right now, and cute is better than the rant I was tentatively going to start with. The meme and the following devotional came from a good friend who sends me prayers and devotionals daily. I don’t often share them here on the blog, as I

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Remembering Pearl Harbor

Today, we pause a moment to remember what happened one December day when early in the morning Japanese war planes made a stealth attack on Pearl Harbor.   We mourn those who lost their lives that day, as well as the thousands others who died in battles that raged for four years after the attack, until

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#FridayReads A Charming Christmas Story

First, I want to tell you what I’m reading. Some time ago I joined NetGalley, where I can acquire books to read and review, and I’ve received a lot of good stories via that site. (You can, too, and it’s free to join.) I’m currently reading In a Town Called Paradox by Miriam Murcutt and

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How Smart is a Turkey?

Thanksgiving is right around the corner. That is if you think in terms of calendar corners, since we just have one weekend to go then Turkey Day will be here. The  holiday will be very different this year, thanks to COVID19, and families may not be gathering like in the past. As for my family,

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Book Blog Tour Arceli’s Path by Marion Surles

ARACELI’S PATH Among Angels and Devils in Juarez by MARION SURLES Genre: Realistic Fiction / Border Stories / Mature Middle Grade Publisher: Love and Literacy Date of Publication: November 30, 2019 Number of Pages: 145 Scroll down for the giveaway!     Araceli comes from a blended, dysfunctional family held together by the love of

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#FridayReads – Excerpt From The Many Faces of Grief

In addition to working on the fourth book in the Seasons Mystery Series, I’ve been writing a new nonfiction book, The Many Faces of Grief. Back when the hardback version of my suspense novel One Small Victory was in pre-publication production at Five Star Cengage, I wrote a blog with the same title as this new

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Book Blog Tour – Nothing Short of Wondrous by Regina Scott

NOTHING SHORT OF WONDROUS (American Wonders Collection, Book Two) by REGINA SCOTT Genre: Historical Fiction / Christian Romance Publisher: Revell Date of Publication: October 20, 2020 Number of Pages: 336 Scroll down for the giveaway! In 1886, the U.S. government gave control of Yellowstone, the country’s first national park, to the cavalry to stop predation by

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