Ginger Solomon is a Christian, a wife, a mother to seven, and a writer — in that order (mostly). When not homeschooling her youngest two, doing laundry or fixing dinner, she writes or reads romance of any genre, some sci-fi/fantasy, and some suspense. She’s a member of American Christian Fiction Writers, president of her local writing group, and writes regularly for three blogs. In addition to all that, she loves animals, horses especially, likes to do needlework (knitting, crocheting, and sometimes cross-stitch), and loves to sing in the choir at church.
Happy New Year! I realize I’m a week late, but hey, better late than never. Right? Twenty nineteen will be another turning point in my blog. In 2017, I took a break from doing author interviews. I restarted that in … Continue reading →
The fiction bug bit Gail later in life, and she’s hopelessly addicted. Her World War II fiction honors women who made a difference in that era despite great odds. Her second love, teaching, leads to facilitating writing workshops and retreats … Continue reading →
Lynne Tagawa is married with four grown sons and three marvelous grandbabies. She’s written a Texas history curriculum in narrative form, Sam Houston’s Republic, and The Shenandoah Road, a story of the Great Awakening. Lynne lives with her husband in … Continue reading →
Natalya Lakhno is the winner of Carole Brown’s book, Toby’s Troubles. Congrats, Natalya. And now to today’s guest. Please help me welcome … Multi-published author Lena Nelson Dooley has had more than 900,000 copies of her books sold. She is … Continue reading →
Blurb: For her entire life, Lisa Garth has felt like a supporting character in the drama of life. The designation never bothered her—until now. Lantern Beach, where she’s settled and runs a popular restaurant, has boarded up for the season. The … Continue reading →
