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How Kim Vogel Sawyer and I finally got to write a book together
Kim Sawyer and I both were unpublished when we met at the the first ACRW conference in 2001 or 2002, although she had some self-pubbed books to sell at that conference, so she was already ahead of me. And, she … Continue reading
A Book review of A Silken Thread by Kim Vogel Sawyer
Kudos to Kim Vogel Sawyer for tackling such a hard topic as racism in this book set in 1895–thirty years after the end of the Civil War and over 150 years in our country’s past. Yet, still racial strife occurs … Continue reading
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Beneath a Prairie Moon by Kim Vogel Sawyer (book review)
Everyone needs to read Beneath a Prairie Moon for its humor, drama and spiritual themes of hope and forgiveness. I have read almost all of Kim Vogel Sawyer’s books, and loved every one of them! The heroine in Beneath a … Continue reading
Gigantic Sale on Destination: Romance
Gigantic pre-Christmas sale on all copies of Destination: Romance !!! Check out kindle and nook prices on Amazon and Barnes and Noble for only 69 cents! And print copies for barely $10. Where else can you find 5 wonderful stories for … Continue reading