An Imaginary Changing of the Names in the Kees & Colliers Series
Some time ago, I made a post in my street team, Mrs. Roth’s Society Column, discussing imaginary name changes in the Kees & Colliers series. My street team was NOT pleased. Because apparently they love the original names. Which, to be fair, they are memorable names, but if I had it to do all over […]
Excuse Me, You Got Some Feminism in My Regency Romance (Redux)
Hey folks! Today we’re having an unusual post. Due to a thread of comments on my February 2020 post, Excuse Me, You Got Some Feminism in My Regency Romance, I decided I would break down this (comedic, tongue-in-cheek) post with the utmost of seriousness and absolutely no jokes in addition to responding, line by line, […]
Let’s Talk about Wild Blue Wonder Press
Wild Blue Wonder Press is launched, and I realized I haven’t officially chatted about it on my blog, so here we go. Wild Blue Wonder Press has always been my main imprint, but I’ve wanted it to be something more, well, forever! In particular, I wanted it to serve as a way to help indie […]
God Be With Ye, 2022, and Welcome to 2023 (The Late 2022 Recap & 2023 Goal Post Y’all Must Be Waiting For)
The year has long ago come to a close, and I can’t help but be a pessimist. Oh, I know, that’s not the RIGHT thing to do. But I don’t always do the right thing. I’m a human, and despite my knowledge that trust in God is the way to go, pessimism sneaks in, the […]
The Knights of Pearlbelle Park is Launched!
Hey folks! This will be a short-ish post, but I had to get on here and let you know my Christmas short story, The Knights of Pearlbelle Park, is now available on Amazon. It’s only $0.99 if you want to buy it, or you can borrow it for free on Kindle Unlimited. Also, for a […]
An In-Depth Look at the Movie Version of Redeeming Love
I never know what y’all will get upset about and what you’ll be supportive about, so today I’m taking a risk. I have no idea how this post will be received. But that’s okay. So let’s dive in. When I heard that there was going to be a Redeeming Love movie, I frankly didn’t care. […]
The Knights of Pearlbelle Park, Cover Reveal
Time for the cover reveal! That’s … that’s it. That’s the whole post. The Knights of Pearlbelle Park Enjoy Christmas with the Knights of Pearlbelle Park … Claire Knight‘s two youngest sons have come down with a mysterious illness just before Christmas, and she can’t focus on a thing but them, despite her many duties. Everything […]
After Our Castle | Blog Tour Wrapups … and The Knights of Pearlbelle Park | Cover Reveal Signups
It’s time for one last tour wrapup! The Celebrate Lit tour is still running (be sure to enter the giveaway), but my private blog tour is wrapping up, so all the links are now included in this post! Before we get into that, though, I’d like to announce something important: a new cover reveal signup! […]
Let’s Talk About The Chronicles of Alice and Ivy {After Our Castle Launch Tour}
Today, before we talk blog posts and blog posts and a giveaway, I wanted to share some more about my plans for The Chronicles of Alice and Ivy. Why? Well, for one thing, people keep announcing that my most recent book is the last book in the series or, with less confidence, that they’re not […]
After Our Castle is Launched (+ ENTER THE GIVEAWAY!!!)
Today I’m going to share an Instagram post I shared this Monday because I really liked it. The day after launch day is always a good day to reflect. To think back on previous books in the series and to wonder. What was, what is, and what could have been. I like to stare at […]
After Our Castle | Blog Tour Kick-Off
After Our Castle is launching this weekend, and I don’t really know what to say except “thank you.” Thank you to my street team, for being so sweet and kind. Thank you to my editors (Grace Johnson and Andrea Cox) for their dedication. Thank you to all the random people who have got excited (or […]
What I Do Have I Give You: a tale of paralyzation and ongoing healing
An Introduction with Random Updates It’s not been an easy couple months. It’s not been an easy year. But that’s not surprising, because human life is not easy, and if you expect it to be, well, you’ll be disappointed. But today (meaning earlier this week by the time I’m getting this out) my swing broke […]