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  • Join the Parties! Nov. 10, 2018 / 2 Comments

    Instead of reviewing a single book today, I'd like to invite you to a couple Facebook Book parties coming up. These are a great way…

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  • Main Character Monday: Lucy Dixon Oct. 23, 2018 / 0 Comments

    Welcome to Main Character Monday. Today’s guest is Lucy Dixon from Carolina Mercy by Regina Rudd Merrick. Thank you for joining me. If you could…

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  • The Baby and the Bathwater Oct. 20, 2018 / 0 Comments

    You’ve probably heard the phrase “don’t throw the baby out with the bath water”. I recently heard that it dated back to a time in…

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  • Write Stuff Wednesday: Guest Post Oct. 18, 2018 / 0 Comments

    Each Wednesday I share a writing quote that either encourages or challenges me in my writing. Today, I've invited author Amy Anguish to share one…

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  • Dread and the Bad Haircut Oct. 13, 2018 / One Comment

    Have you ever had a bad haircut? If you haven’t, you’re lucky. If you have, do you remember the moment of dread that comes before…

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  • Wow. Just wow. This book by @pepperbasham My r Wow. Just wow. 

This book by @pepperbasham 

My review will post soon, and I’ll share it. But for now, just wow. #christianfiction #christianromcom #christianfictionreaders
    My first ACFW Conference is in the books! I'm late My first ACFW Conference is in the books! I'm late posting my memories. But I'll be honest, it isn't because I came home and got distracted. Photos of places and things, I would've shared the moment I got home. 
But the people are what mattered most (even though the Peabody is amazingly beautiful). And people photos (when they include me) are sometimes hard to share. Not because of others, but because I don't like the way I look in photos. 
So, I hesitated to post. But that's not right either. I met some amazing people and caught up with some amazing people I'd already known. I spent time with @amyranguish , Christian Author, one of my writing besties and wished her a happy birthday in person. I listened to some wonderful teachers and really cool author people like @diannmillsauthor , @Rachel, Rosanna White, @pepperbasham , and Bethany Turner. 
For me the greatest takeaway was the laughter. I haven't laughed so often or so fully in a long time. I needed it. And God deserves the praise for a wonderful few days of writerly fellowship and connection. 
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    Driving to a new place by myself used to freak me Driving to a new place by myself used to freak me out a little. Now (while I still don’t want to drive in St Louis or Chicago), I don’t get nearly as nervous driving hours away for a conference. In fact, I kind of enjoy spending the time in worship with a great playlist and prayer.
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    Romance author confessions #4: Side Characters. So Romance author confessions #4: Side Characters. Sometimes they become more than the author intended. Sometimes they become a favorite of the author (even if they don’t get their own story). 

Which side or secondary characters have captured your attention? 
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    I think we all face it sometimes. That feeling of I think we all face it sometimes. That feeling of being an imposter, not quite like we belong where we are. 

But I don’t want to focus on the feeling. I want to rest in truth. Looking back, I can see how much God has grown me as a writer and as a person. It’s humbling and all glory goes to Him. 

Wherever He leads and whatever His path for me looks like, that’s the road I want to stay on.

What about you? Ever feel the same way? How do you deal with it?
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