I spent a wonderful afternoon with my two daughters at a Jane Austen Tea Party recently. These two beauties aren't my daughters, but I loved how they embraced Jane's spirit and dressed the part. Next … [Read more...]
A friend asked me to write about a favorite writing quotation, and I chose this one by Jane Austen, "Let other pens dwell on guilt and misery." I saw that quotation painted on a bookstore … [Read more...]
For the past few years, I’ve been on a journey of discovery–about writing, about myself, and about God’s faithfulness … Click HERE to read more.
Mary Wade’s struggle to find her way in the world . . . is real and identifiable
Strong characters, a well-developed plot, and an excellent message . . .
The descriptive setting leaves the reader longing to visit Ireland.
A book that starts with a kidnapping is always going to be interesting!
Thank you for taking me to Galway, Hope Toler Dougherty: I so enjoyed the trip!
