In 1985, American Lisa Rainsberger won the Boston Marathon. It would be 33 years before another American woman broke the tape, but on April 16, 2018, Des Linden shocked everyone, including herself, crossing the finish line four minutes ahead of the next elite runner. Read More
From the Heart: ” Collection of Stories and Poems from the Front Lines of Parenting” may no longer be in print, but if you’re interested, you can connect and contact the editor at https://writeforcharity.wordpress.com/the-book/. Read More
Andrew Huff’s, “Cross Shadow” is a disappointing sequel to the original, “A Cross to Kill.” Protagonist John Cross and Christine Lewis seem watered-down versions of their former selves. Read More
Set in England 1813, The Lost Lieutenant is reminiscent of a time when class distinctions were prevalent and women’s rights non-existent. However, unlike many books set in that era, rather focusing on pomp and pageantry, The Lost Lieutenant is all about the hearts of the characters. Read More
Imagine returning home one evening and finding an injured man sprawled in the yard, what now? Societal norms dictate a call to 911 the next logical action, but what if the injured individual is adamantly opposed because he has secrets such a call would reveal? Linda Jensen found herself in this very situation. Her impulsive decision Read More
Callie Stevens is a grown woman who, at times, seems like a confused, awkward and emotional teenager. In Callie’s world, everything must be planned; no spontaneity, no unanticipated discoveries, nothing outside of her well-orchestrated plans. As a college educated adult, with a career teaching children, one would expect Callie, by the age of 27, would Read More
What happens when an injured Navy Seal is forced to leave the career he loves, return to a place he ran from and face the woman he has loved forever but knows can never be his? These are the questions on every reader’s mind after their introduction to strong, silent type Zach Norman. Zach’s happiest Read More
