Category Archives: Christian Fiction
About Errors…And Other Things I’ve Learned From Baseball
With baseball season quickly descending upon us, I was reminded of this devotional I did for a wedding shower last year. It’s one of my favorites, so I hope you enjoy it too. I love baseball and believe that it’s … Continue reading
Special Post
I was asked recently why I wrote the Caselli Family Series. I sat at my computer for a long time trying to find the reason “why” I wrote the series, but I couldn’t come up with a single answer. I … Continue reading
Honor Your Father and Your Mother
“You’ll be safe with Noah,” Della assured as her shaky hands adjusted the cap of the veil on Carrie’s strawberry-blonde head. Carrie looked at her aged mother. If she didn’t know better, she would have guessed Della to be nearly … Continue reading
The Warrior
Those falls weren’t always there. It all started when an Indian warrior became engaged to a girl who had a white mother and a Sioux Indian chief for her father. One day the warrior had to leave to fight a … Continue reading
Snatch Others From the Fire
“It was a place of tremendous uncertainty,” Marquette was saying. He looked more glamorous than ever, dressed in a double-breasted, pin-striped navy suit with a silk scarf folded into his breast pocket. He wore no hat in the church, exposing … Continue reading
1-Star Reviews…
To receive one is devastating. All of an author’s hard work — in my case, 21 years of this particular project, along with blood, sweat, tears, emotional turmoil, and substantial financial cost — is summed up with just one little … Continue reading
Fridays!
I love Fridays! We (my husband Jim and I) have pretty busy weeks, so when Friday hits it’s almost like a celebration. We always plan to grill steaks and eat outside on our deck, and during the baseball season we … Continue reading
Kindle Available
Set in South Dakota in 1975, where eighteen-year-olds could order 3.2 beer in a bar, and loaded guns were kept under the counter. Frankie Valli sang My Eyes Adored You, and American soldiers returning from Vietnam struggled with their new … Continue reading
Ta`Mara Hanscom 