[Megan Alms] Five Historical Romances to Fall in Love with After Valentine’s

February may be coming to an end, but the romance doesn’t have to! Valentine’s Day may now be history, but I’m looking at romance that takes place a little farther back. How far? The wild west, WWII, you name it! I’ve rounded up a list of five historical romances perfect to fall in love with.

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[Alyssa Roat] The Four Loves

“I love chocolate,” we say, and, “I love you.” However, the love we have for a significant other, a favorite food, and a friend are all different (hopefully). But English doesn’t lend itself well to making these distinctions. I’ve never had a “sweetheart” on Valentine’s Day, so as the holiday approaches, this single gal’s mind

[Guest Post: Tracie Heskett] Contentment with God

Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things. Whatever you have learned or received or heard from me, or seen in me—put it into practice. And the God of peace will be with you. Philippians

[Guest Post: G. Connor Salter] A Year of Shocking Provision

I stared at my plastic plate, listening to my friend chat. Our second year of college would end in a few days, and we were attending the usual “end of the spring semester” picnic. Around me, classmates and dorm buddies ate grilled chicken and talked about their summer plans, worst final exam moments, and what

[Miralee Ferrell] A New Addition to the Family!

By Miralee Ferrell, publisher No, it’s not a baby—I’m thankful to say I’m past that point in my life—but it IS a baby in a way. Mountain Brook Ink has birthed a new ‘offspring’—Mountain Brook Fire—a new speculative fiction line. We have migrated our existing four speculative fiction series over from Mountain Brook Ink to

[Vickie McDonough] Christmas Is Over…Now What?

By Vickie McDonough The holidays are mostly over, except for putting away decorations, finishing up all that food we cooked, and saying goodbye to some lingering relatives. Soon we’ll be trying to lose the weight we gained over the holidays and working to pay off all those presents we bought. The holidays sure can be