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When Hearts Conjoin

Those of you who write (whether you are published yet or not) know it’s all about perseverance. No writer knows this better than my good[…]

The Wonderful, Wacky, Whitney Awards

As promised, here are pictures from the Whitney Awards last month. And I should clarify the title of this blog—there is nothing wacky about the[…]

And the winner is . . .

These days there are so many things to blog about and so little time to blog. Since I’m having difficulty finding time to post more[…]

A Fine Line Between Love and Hate

No, today’s post is not about living with teenagers. Though I will admit that the love/hate thing certainly applies there. As in last night at[…]

Don’t You Marry the Mormon Boys

Over the past couple of months as I’ve been resting a lot, trying to keep my breakfast down and this baby inside where it belongs,[…]

Back in Seattle Again

Nine years ago this past April, my husband and I took our first trip to Seattle. A couple of important things happened on that trip[…]

Michele’s Three Step Guide For Beating Writer’s Depression—or Lessons Learned From Green Gables

Last week on the LDS Storymaker list, a very talented author asked others how they deal with the depression writers encounter—those times we feel everything[…]

Season of Sacrifice—a labor of love

I am a picky reader. Like the writer’s depression I blogged about last time, being picky with my reading material is an unfortunate byproduct of[…]

What I Meant to Say

My wonderful, supportive husband—this guy is the reason I write romance. The ladies of the LDS Women’s Book Review Podcast—Sheila,Hillary, and Shanda. James Dashner and[…]

Wart and the Whitneys

A couple of weeks ago my daughter B (name withheld to protect the guilty) had the opportunity to go to the district science fair at[…]