Jacquie Biggar-USA Today Best-selling author
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This holiday season I'm counting my blessings With so much craziness in the world, I'm finding it more important than ever to be grateful for what I have such as a relatively healthy family, food for our tummies, and a warm roof over our heads. There are many who lack these basic necessities, and there …
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Terri Webster Schrandt gave us a challenge to find geometric angles in this week's Sunday Stills. You can join in here. There are plenty of interesting shapes in the rocks and seed pods from a dandelion in the picture above. I think the universe is pure geometry - basically, a beautiful shape twisting around and …
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This week's Sunday Stills Challenge is the theme of GRAY. Stop by and check out Terri Webster Schrandt's blog here to join in the challenge. May is full of bright, beautiful color in my part of the world, but it can be moody at times, as well. (Kind of like me, lol) The photo above …
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X Marks the Spot
The theme for this week is violet.
This week's Sunday Stills Challenge is hosted on Marsha Ingrao's beautiful #blog. Check it out and join in here. The photo above is our girl, Harley. She's a 9 yr. old calico with attitude 🙂 In ancient times cats were worshipped as gods; they have not forgotten this.Terry Pratchett We've taken her walking on the …
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This week's Sunday Stills Challenge is objects that are the color white.
This week's Sunday Stills Challenge is perfect for Valentine's Day- the color RED.
My resolution for 2021 is not to take life for granted, embrace every moment, and most of all, be grateful for my blessings.
Sunday Stills Photo Challenge Cathy Ryan from Picture This is hosting the #SundayStills challenge while Terri Webster Shrandt is away. This week's theme- beautiful beaches. You can join the challenge here. Stormy waters facing Fisgard lighthouse Whether stormy or calm, the beach near our home is fascinating. Posing Logs from the mills up island drift …
When I wrote this book, it started out as a sweet contemporary, but two little kids with a nasty uncle begged me to tell their story...
Sunset at Esquimalt Lagoon. Can you see the Blue Heron? This week, Terri Webster Schrandt gives us the challenge of showing our state/provincial symbols on #SundayStills You can join the challenge here. From the Spirit Bear to towering cedars, British Columbia is a land of beauty and mystery. Fog lingering after one of our winter …
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Since moving to the west coast, DH and I have quickly become avid bird watchers. Being in Canada, we know how important it is to have food out for our feathered friends, but I hadn't realized February was National Bird Feeding Month! Check out Terri Schrandt's interesting #blog to learn more and to participate in …
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Christmas is made for children. The wonder on their precious faces fills our hearts with love and joy.
I'm thrilled to have James Cudney on the blog today! He is as kind as he is handsome, and a darn good writer to boot. 🙂
Will long-buried secrets destroy any chance of reconciliation, or will it finally bring peace to Eclipse Lake?
Graduate student Maddie Clare is never talking to her ex-boyfriend Joze Evans or God again. Still broken from Joze's betrayal, Mattie has to go home for her Aunt Lonna's funeral. But after a run-in with a stalker who insists Maddie knows the secret that had Aunt Lonna investigating him, Mattie is afraid for her life …
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Of all the books I've written, Maggie's Revenge was the hardest. Maggie is a DEA agent who has been through hell. She went undercover in order to track a human trafficking ring and ended up in the hands of a monster. In book #6 of the Wounded Hearts series, Maggie has a chance to escape …
Summer Reading I don't know about you, but I find it extremely hard to concentrate on my writing in the summer. I'd much sooner be outside, in the garden, or lounging under the cherry tree reading all the amazing books on my TBR pile (which is ready to run away and hide, it's so tall! …
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