[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

[Guest: Janet Chester Bly] In the Waiting Room

Eloise suffered a ten-year headache. After seeing many doctors, each diagnosed something different. In time, she figured she’d probably find no hope for relief. Coupled with double vision, this meant no TV, no reading, and none of her treasured art or handwork. In addition, she couldn’t drive or shop. As the years dragged by, she

[Guest: Tracie Heskett] Quiet, Please

“How many times have we been wearied by someone’s many words? Perhaps you’re not much for small talk and you’d like for the other person to get to the point so you can hear and understand their meaning. Or, we might enjoy spending time with a friend, but sometimes we can’t seem to get a word in edgewise; we’d like to have our thoughts heard instead of listening all the time.”

[Guest: Heidi Wright] Reading Romance as a 30-Something Single

If you are reading this you probably love books, it’s likely your friends have good taste and love books too. You love a good story, with characters that just stick to you and a happily ever after that gives you hope for the world. You may also be in the percentage who sits down and