Posts Tagged: Amish

Delicious Family Recipe and Cookbook Giveaway

UPDATE: Thank you to everyone who participated! This giveaway is now over. The winner is Carmee Ross. Congratulations, Carmee!   In For Every Season, Rhoda gives her best for Kings Orchard Maine to succeed. Even after all my research, I’m no expert at growing apples like Rhoda or my husband’s family, but I definitely enjoy… Read more »

Rachel’s Country Store ~ an Amish dry goods store

UPDATE: Thank you to everyone who participated! This giveaway is now over. The winner is Bonnie Roof. Congratulations, Bonnie! A few months ago, I mentioned Rachel’s Country Store in a blog post discussing what makes Amish businesses so successful. Rachel has shared a bit of her story below, and she’s also giving readers a chance… Read more »

For Every Season is Out! Chapter Showcase and GIVEAWAY!

UPDATE: Thank you to everyone who participated! This giveaway is now over. The winner is Katrina Fairchild Taylor. Congratulations, Katrina! I’m so excited to announce that my latest book in the Amish Vines and Orchards series, For Every Season is out! It is available TODAY in stores and online! Thank you so much to all my… Read more »

Giveaway! Author copies of For Every Season have arrived!

UPDATE: Thank you to everyone who participated! This giveaway is now over. The winners are Carol Dodge and Barbara Gauthier. Congratulations, Carol and Barbara! My author copies of For Every Season have arrived! You know what that means, right? Time to have the first of several giveaways! It is hard to believe that the month… Read more »

9 Ways to Fight and 15 Books to Give Away

9 Ways to Fight Writer’s Block
Today, I’d like to answer a question asked by one of my reader friends.
She asked: “How do the ideas keep flowing once you have started your book?”
My answer: I actually have an arsenal of ways to keep a story going. But let me begin with what doesn’t help: banging my head against a wall and wailing, “What happens next?” That only leaves me with a headache, and it’s much harder to think with my head pounding.