Join Christy’s email list to get this story free! A notorious gang puts a bounty on Detective Cady Matthews’s head after she takes down their leader, leaving her no choice but to hide until she can testify at trial. But her temporary home across the country on a remote North Carolina island isn’t as peaceful as she initially thinks. Living under the new identity of Cassidy Livingston, she struggles to keep her investigative skills tucked away, especially after a body washes ashore. When local police bungle the murder investigation, she can’t resist stepping in. But Cassidy is supposed to be keeping a low profile. One wrong move could lead to both her discovery and her demise. Can she bring justice to the island . . . or will the hidden currents surrounding her pull her under for good? Hidden Currents is the first book in the six-book Lantern Beach Mystery series. Each book contains a standalone mystery, but there are overarching mysteries within the entire series. Get it now for
Captain's Log, Stardate 01.21.2006
Do any of you fabulous writers have words of wisdom for teen girls? It doesn't have to be a LOT of words--like maybe 250-750?
RubyZine is a Christian online newsletter for teen girls and they're looking for articles. It can be on any topic--silly or serious, spiritual or practical. Most articles range from 250 words to 750, so you don't have to write a book to say something worthwhile to a teen girl.
It's not a paying ezine, but RubyZine is a legit writing credit, for any of you wanting to pad your writing resume.
RubyZine also loves short fiction! Did you know that Kristin Billerbeck wrote the short story for RubyZine's debut issue? I saved it--it's somewhere in my computer. It's HILARIOUS.
You too can write something terrific for RubyZine! Short stories can also be on any topic, and they run 750 to 1000 words.
Here is your chance to make a difference and to nab a publishing credit! Writer's guidelines are here.
First Novel Journey: Next week, Gina Holmes will interview Cindy Thompson, Publicist Rebeca Seitz (she's totally awesome), and Bill Myers in a special two-parter all for himself.
Bible in 90 Days: day 13. Moses finally died, and I started the book of Joshua.
One thing I'm realizing is that I never really understood the character of God just by reading the New Testament. (I commented to Sharon Dunn's blog post over at Faithchick with the same thought.) God isn't different in the Old Testament from the New Testament, it's just another facet of who He is. I'm learning what it is to worship Him and fear Him. I'm learning to love Him more by knowing Him better.
Writing: Thank You God! I got some brainstorming done today, and I now have a preliminary outline of events. I'll piece them together tonight and see if I have enough for a synopsis. Contrary to what Ronie says, the S-word is not a curse.
Diet: 15 minutes on the bike, fish sticks for lunch (400), roast beef sandwich for dinner (700?), chocolate truffle (100). I had youth group tonight at church--chocolate (200) and chips (300). And ice cream with my husband (300). The ice cream did me in. Dude, that looks terrible in black and white for everybody to see. I'm going on the bike right now for another 15 minutes. Or maybe 15 hours.
Do any of you fabulous writers have words of wisdom for teen girls? It doesn't have to be a LOT of words--like maybe 250-750?
RubyZine is a Christian online newsletter for teen girls and they're looking for articles. It can be on any topic--silly or serious, spiritual or practical. Most articles range from 250 words to 750, so you don't have to write a book to say something worthwhile to a teen girl.
It's not a paying ezine, but RubyZine is a legit writing credit, for any of you wanting to pad your writing resume.
RubyZine also loves short fiction! Did you know that Kristin Billerbeck wrote the short story for RubyZine's debut issue? I saved it--it's somewhere in my computer. It's HILARIOUS.
You too can write something terrific for RubyZine! Short stories can also be on any topic, and they run 750 to 1000 words.
Here is your chance to make a difference and to nab a publishing credit! Writer's guidelines are here.
First Novel Journey: Next week, Gina Holmes will interview Cindy Thompson, Publicist Rebeca Seitz (she's totally awesome), and Bill Myers in a special two-parter all for himself.
Bible in 90 Days: day 13. Moses finally died, and I started the book of Joshua.
One thing I'm realizing is that I never really understood the character of God just by reading the New Testament. (I commented to Sharon Dunn's blog post over at Faithchick with the same thought.) God isn't different in the Old Testament from the New Testament, it's just another facet of who He is. I'm learning what it is to worship Him and fear Him. I'm learning to love Him more by knowing Him better.
Writing: Thank You God! I got some brainstorming done today, and I now have a preliminary outline of events. I'll piece them together tonight and see if I have enough for a synopsis. Contrary to what Ronie says, the S-word is not a curse.
Diet: 15 minutes on the bike, fish sticks for lunch (400), roast beef sandwich for dinner (700?), chocolate truffle (100). I had youth group tonight at church--chocolate (200) and chips (300). And ice cream with my husband (300). The ice cream did me in. Dude, that looks terrible in black and white for everybody to see. I'm going on the bike right now for another 15 minutes. Or maybe 15 hours.
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Luv ya!
Marilyn
I'm with Marilyn--Good gracious, woman!
Man the tears when he passed! I love Moses, especially his honesty at his shortcomings when he talks to God.