No Passport Required: Tips for Armchair Travelling  I absolutely love being part of a team of authors who write stories set in other countries. As I read the other books in our series, I get to di [ Read More ]
Mood Music for Your Next Read (or Amy Realizes All Her Favorite Soundtracks Come From a Ten-Year Period) Do you like mood music when you read a novel? Sometimes listening to soundtracks while I†[ Read More ]
Last month The Amazing Crab Alley Revival—my debut novel—released to the world. The week after its release, I turned sixty. As a young girl dreaming of someday being a novelist, I never could h [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – Debb Hackett
Oh the places you’ll go. Why do you read books? To learn, to be distracted to be entertained? To relax or be be lulled to sleep? I like to fall asleep reading, but I always go back and read w [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – by Amy Williams
How do you know that what you’re reading honors God? That’s a difficult question, isn’t it? On the surface, perhaps it sounds like an easy answer, but it might be more challenging than you th [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – Kelly J. Goshorn
It’s great fun to be back on the BRRC Pages of My Life blog today. I thought I’d share about how blessed I’ve been by organizing a book club. Often times people think it’s very time consumi [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – Lyneta Smith
Dog-Eared Days of Summer Summer reads hit differently than stories we enjoy cozied up by the fire in winter or the brainy back-to-school tomes we enjoy in the fall. The sun lingers in the sky, so r [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life -Sarah Hamaker
The Great Book Purge Let me be clear from the start—this blog post isn’t about someone saying which books you should or shouldn’t read. It’s a short story about downsizing books and reckoni [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – by Renee Leonard Kennedy
It was the summer brokenness caught up with my family, that year 2022. I’d rented a beach house on the water, an outrageous move coming off a grand-finale of losses, culminating in a separation a [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – Maureen Miller
I’ve loved story for as long as I can remember. My earliest memories stem from childhood, when I was a mere tot of two. Day after day, Momma and I swung on the front porch of our downtown-Dayton [ Read More ]