Erin McCole Cupp and I will be selling and signing books at the Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg’s Conference for Women on Saturday, October 24, 2015 at Bishop McDevitt High School in Harrisburg.
It’s entitled Sanctity & Sanity. I don’t know a woman who couldn’t use a bit more of both! For more information including registration visit the diocesan registration site.
If you’re attending, please stop by our table and say ‘hello’! Free fudge samples included!
Guest post today at Erin McCole Cupp’s blog.
Romance Writer Manifesto (October 19, 2015)
“That’s the kind of love I write about. Heart-pounding attraction, weak knees and the excitement of new love—check! But also the enduring, abiding love that points us to the unfailing, unwavering, all-consuming love of God.”
CatholicMom.com
Progressive Dinner: One-Bowl Chocolate Cake (September 30, 2015)
“That chocolate cake makes for a delicious end to any meal or as the perfect homemade birthday cake for the chocolate lover in your life.”
CatholicFiction.net
Review of The Three Most Wanted by Corinna Turner (September, 2015)
“Through their encounters with would-be allies, Margo and Bane reflect on the consequences of making a deal with “the devil” and whether the ends ever justify the means. If it’s never okay to cooperate with evil, when is cooperation with those who commit evil acts (even for good ends) allowable? Even advisable?”
Only 8 weeks away! Fun, FREE activities for the whole family! Please visit me at my table from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. I’ll have paperback copies of Stay With Me and samples of Rebecca’s Fantasy Fudge.
During the Catholic Marketing Network Trade Show, I was interviewed about Stay With Me by DaTechGuy. (July 23, 2015)
Guest post today at Erin McCole Cupp’s blog, Will Write for Tomato Pie, for Natural Family Planning (NFP) Awareness Week.
NFP Week: Meet Carolyn Astfalk, Captive Panda (July 22, 2015)
“Between my first and sixth pregnancies, they joy and excitement of a sonogram had been replaced by gloom and dread. After that first awe-inspiring sonogram, three of my four subsequent pregnancies were marked by black and white monitors with tiny, motionless babies—if you could see the baby at all.”
An excerpt from my short story submission to Tuscany Press is featured on its blog. “Nova,” written last winter, was inspired by the death of my former pastor. (July 6, 2015)
“He closed his eyes, hoping to relax in the arms of his Father, but no amount of external peace could quiet his soul. It irritated, like a pebble in his shoe. With every step forward it rankled and distracted until he gave up and succumbed to sleep.”
[Update: Tuscany Press is no longer in operation.]