These guys had a lot of hits. This is one of those.    Father, we're all desperate for you whether we know it or not. Keep rescuing people, Lord. You're the only One who can. In the Name of Jesus, Amen.  

                              Cover premiere! . . . in a love song will be available to your e-reader of choice soon!  Here's the Foreword (again): Foreword . . . There are myriad inspirations cited by novelists when asked to discuss the motivation for…

  Do not put your trust in princes,    in mortal men, who cannot save. When their spirit departs, they return to the ground;    on that very day their plans come to nothing.   Psalm 146:3-4 (NIV) 

                                        Five silly questions: Does anyone hate putting stuff on their hands – lotions, hand sanitizer? The only thing I'll put on my hands is Gold Bond Ultimate Healing – and only if my hands need…

                  Didn't go back too far for this one. Here's the blurb for Race: (and special thanks to author Karin Kaufman for her endorsement) Race is a window into death and life investigated by a detective who has his own choice to make between heaven and hell. Roman…

                                            After reading Mark Dawson's A Place to Bury Strangers, I knew it would be awhile before the third novel in that series surfaced, so I decided to go back in time to the…

          A hit for Frampton with the doo-wah pedal in full force. Good old song back in the day.   Father, we're all desperate for you whether we know it or not. May those who create know from where there talent originates and thank you for it. In the Name of…

                                          A Place to Bury Strangers is Book 2 in the Atticus Priest Series by Mark Dawson.  In an obscure church graveyard, a dog finds more than historical corpses which sends "Mack" (Detective Chief Inspector…

  Though the Lord is on high, he looks upon the lowly,    but the proud he knows from afar. Psalm 138:6 (NIV)   The Lord is righteous in all his ways    and loving toward all he has made. The lord is near to all who call on him,    to all who call…

                Yes, we're often very much alike, but, yes, we can be so different. Writers and authors all start somewhere. Many of us begin our stories in our elementary years when our little imaginations are set upon fanciful journeys stimulated somewhat by stories we've read. Skip ahead to…