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Jerusha: Today, I’m excited to sit down for a heart-to-heart chat with my friend, novelist Kimberly Duffy! Kimberly is also giving away a signed print copy of her debut historical romance, A Mosaic of Wings, to one of you. So read on and leave a comment below for a chance to win! Thanks for taking the time to share with …
Jerusha: I’m excited to introduce you to my friend, professional editor and author, Janyre Tromp! In addition to sharing her moving true story of trial and hope, she’s giving away a free historical novella filled with intrigue to anyone who subscribes to her newsletter. So read on and grab your free copy of the novella below! By Janyre Tromp Anyone …
Jerusha: I’m delighted to welcome writer, poet, and speaker Christina Hubbard back to the FW Blog! Christina is giving away one print copy of the book, The Sacred Slow: A Holy Departure from Fast Faith. Simply leave a comment below to enter the giveaway! By Christina Hubbard Another step, and I was certain my boot would slide out from under …
To kick off the New Year with a bang, I’m giving away one print copy of Dani Pettrey‘s latest suspense release, The Killing Tide. To enter the giveaway, leave a comment below sharing which Fear Warrior post was your favorite of 2019! It’s the time of year when most of us look to the future, planning and hoping for the …
The woman leaned in and said, “But my mother is so demanding. She has to get exactly the right thing or she won’t be happy.” I reached for another card in the Mother’s Day section of the store and gave my fellow shopper my sympathies. I’d just met the woman, but in a few minutes I already had a clear …
Jerusha: I’m pleased to welcome Kim Wilbanks to the Fear Warrior Blog! Kim is graciously offering one free print copy of the story collection, Seek Shelter, to one of you! To enter the giveaway, simply leave a comment below. And please join me in giving Kim a big FW community welcome! By Kim Wilbanks Have you ever noticed how fear …
By Anne Hockenberry We just moved to a place in Wyoming where there’s a legitimate fear of grizzly bears and rattlesnakes; at least for someone like me who has wild visions of vicious creatures emerging from behind every tree or under every bush (don’t worry, Mom, I carry bear spray wherever I go). And let’s be clear, I’ve nearly stepped …
Here’s the reason I’m late with my blog post this week. That adorable, marshmallow of a puppy in the picture is the latest addition to our family and the cutest excuse for tardiness that I’ve ever had. Unbelievably cute, alternately cuddly and mischievous, he has us and everyone he meets wrapped around his oversized paws within seconds. I love animals, …
Tension radiated up my arms to the rest of my body. Eyes locked on the road in front of me and grip tight on the steering wheel, I tried to remember to breathe, hoping to relax my wound muscles. The drive to the writer’s conference with two friends was supposed to take eleven hours. Instead, it was going to take …
By Emily Conrad I recently faced an important decision with no moral right or wrong to guide my choice. I simply had to pick: do one thing or do another. But which would be better? Without being given a glimpse of the future, I had no way to know, and I was afraid I would choose wrong. I prayed about …
