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Interviewing Author  Lisa Renee Does Cassie deserve another chance at love? Cassie Chambers, a dedicated youth worker, is determined to rescue the troubled youth in the city of Perth, Australia.    Cassie has made mistakes but hasn’t allowed tragedy or divorce to stop her. She devotes every working hour at Youth Connect. But her own needs are neglected.    Chef Chris Evanson offers work experience to young men from Youth Connect. Cassie and Chris’s encounters become more than sassy bantering with a hint of attraction. Chris is a sincere romantic.    How will Chris respond when he finds out her secret? She must tell him before he falls in love. Will he believe she deserves more than a second chance?    To complicate matters, one of Youth Connect’s troubled teens needs rescuing. She’s pregnant and moves in with Cassie, bringing absolute chaos. Chris gains insight into what life with Cassie involves. Does he still want the total package? Is Chris her t

My Great Grandmas Apple Cake Recipe.  My Great Grandma Loved this recipe she always made it around the fall time when she came to visit use in Ohio. I Remember standing in my grandmas kitchen and she would make this for us I miss my great grandma and her visits every year in are little home town in Ohio.  Here is the recipe for my Great grandmas apple cake that is perfect for the fall. You will need  4 cups of apples. 1 tsp of salt 2 tsp vanilla extract  2 cups of sugar 2 tsp cinnamon 1 cup of chopped nuts 2 cups of flour  2 eggs 1 1/2 tsp baking soda 3/4 vegetable oil Instructions  Mix Apples and sugar in a large bowl. Let stand for a few minutes. shift dry ingredients mix with apples. add the eggs oil and vanilla add chopped nuts. pour into greased 9 by 13 pan.  bake for  50 minutes set oven to 350 oven. let cool and enjoy I heard this also taste great with whipped cream on top.    

Interviewing Author Tammy Thompson Q1. Tell me about yourself what are your favorite books to read?  A. I read a ton of Andrew Wommack books for growing my relationship with God as well as the Bible on a daily basis. I also invest in reading marketing books to learn how to get my books in the hands of those looking for my book. In between all that I enjoy reading sweet, uplifting stories. Q2. When did you decide you were going to write a book?  A. In 2017 the story started to live in my head and develop. My youngest son had suffered nightmares for years and every night he would pray and ask God to have only good dreams and no bad dreams. So I started to wonder what a place like that would be like. A place children who suffered from chronic nightmares could escape to, someplace safe and full of hope. That is how the story began.  Q3. How did you come up with name of your books?  A. The Land of Good Dreams is the name of the first book and also th

Interviewing Author M.C. Lee Q1. Tell me about your self what are your favorite books to read?  A. In  between writing and spending time with my family, I read, embroider, garden, and teach small children at church. I prefer walking over bicycles or cars, because my feet are less scary. (If I walk, I can read at the same time, which is a nice bonus.) I read a wide variety of books, but about 40% of them end up being fantasy. I've put a ton of favorite-book-recommendations on my blog at mcleebooks.com. Q2.when did you decide you where going to write a book? A.  I wrote stories for most of my life, but never took them seriously until my daughter asked me to write a particular story for her. I plotted a six-chapter short story, which grew into an entire novel and then expanded to a series. Q3. How did you come up with name of your books?  A. Blood, sweat, and tears. Titles are hard! I try to find something that has two meanings. For

Interviewing Author Patricia Hollingsworth Q1. Tell me about your self what are your favorite books to read? A.  My favorite book to read is actually the bible. Q2. when did you decide you where going to write a book? A.I first got the unction in 2006 after my marriage of 12 years fell apart due to adultery committed by my spouse . I wrote a book on relationship and one to the new born again Christian; but fear grip me so I didn't do anything with them until years later.  My first published book was 2018 and it my mini life bio. (My story) Q3. How did you come up with name of your books? A. The name of my book is called From Vulnerable to Reformed (subtitle) He healed the hole in my soul. I was really torn which name to name it so I gave it both names. After being raped by 2 people and endured years of molestation, several bad relationships,  & suffered domestic violence abuse in one of my marriages. I was very Vulnerable and it took

Interviewing Author John Brage Q1. Tell me about your self what are your favorite books to read? A.  I’m a lawyer by day.  I’m married and have 2 kids (15 and 11).  In my free time, I like to fish and help coach my son’s baseball team Q2.when did you decide you were going to write a book? A. I decided to write my first book in around 2011.  I spend two hours per day commuting to/from work and one day this story idea just popped into my head. I thought about it during my commutes for probably a couple of months before deciding to just write it all down. Q3. How did you come up with the name of your books? A. The Protocols of Uma got its title bc of the role that set of legal rules plays in the title.  Blinding Sky is a reference to an event that occurs during that story. Q4. What are you working on for 2019? A.  I’m in the last phase of finishing Journeys End, the last book in my sci-fi trilogy. Q5. How long have you been writing? A.

Q1. Tell me about yourself what are your favorite books to read? A. I’m Cameron J Quinn, award-winning author of The Starsboro Chronicles, a supernatural suspense serial. I grew up watching my mom write children’s books. Back then you needed an agent and a book deal or a lot of money to publish yourself. We were far from well off so her books never came to be. Still, she inspired me to read and write. I love books, like all of them. I’m currently on a suspense kick. How have I never read a Mary Higgins Clark before last week? I also enjoy supernatural elements in stories and a good love story, Happily Ever After not required but appreciated. A few of my favorites over the years are Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, Dance with the Devil by Sherrilyn Kenyon, and The Lucky One by Nicolas Sparks.  When I’m not reading, writing, or working with authors, I’m wrangling three kids and trying to keep our house functioning. Q2. When did you decide you were going to writ