I didn’t figure out who-dun-it as quickly in this book as I normally do. The story was very well-told.
Review – Emergency Reunion
Sandra Orchard Interview
Q: How did you get your start writing fiction and what genre do you predominantly write in?
A few years after I discovered Christian fiction, I began subscribing to Love Inspired and when the books began to take over our bedroom, my husband suggested I write my own. So I did!
I signed my first contract with Love Inspired Suspense in 2010 and in 2012 was contracted to write mysteries for Revell Publishing. So I currently divide my time between writing romantic
Patricia Bradley Interview
Q: How did you get your start writing fiction and what genre do you predominantly write in?
A: The editor at Womans World bought the first thing I ever wrote when I first started writing. A mini-mystery called The Snow Leopard. Her name was Nancy McCarthy and she was a saint. The guidelines stated to send a manuscript of 2000 words. I sent 3500, not knowing any better and she cut the ms to the required 2000. I didn’t have a
Review – The Celia Kelly Mystery Series Collection
I believe CN Bring’s award-winning trilogy, The Celia Kelly Mystery Series adds a new and vibrant voice to the field of mystery writers with The Pact, The Lie and The Truth. She’s a rare new talent that bears watching as she hones her writing skills.
Review – Fury
Mr. James takes us on a ride that leaves us breathless but extremely satisfied.
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