by cynthia | Jun 19, 2018 | Christian authors, Cynthia Roemer, Encouragement, Godly living, Inspirational novels, Inspirational writers, Inspirational writing, Living a balanced life, My Books
Most of us have heard of the Beatitudes from Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount found in Matthew 5. Some years ago, I ran across a copy of a modern interpretation of the Beatitudes entitled the Be(Happy)Attitudes which summarize Jesus’ words this way:...
by cynthia | Jun 12, 2018 | Christian authors, Cynthia Roemer, Encouragement, Godly living, Inspirational novels, Inspirational writers, Inspirational writing, Living a balanced life
Have you ever watched a potter shape a lump of clay into something useful or beautiful? It’s quite a delicate process shaping the moistened clay into the desired shape and trimming away unnecessary parts to produce a pot or bowl or vase. It takes time,...
by cynthia | Jun 5, 2018 | Author Interviews, book giveaways, Christian authors, Cynthia Roemer, Giveaway, Guest blog, Inspirational novels, Inspirational writers, Inspirational writing, My Books, New releases, Research
I’m pleased to have my critique partner and fellow Mantle Rock Publishing author as guest today sharing about her writing journey and her newest historical romance release, Safe Refuge . She had graciously offered to give away an e-book copy of this novel. Leave...
by cynthia | May 29, 2018 | Book reviews, Christian authors, Cynthia Roemer, Inspirational novels, Inspirational writers, Inspirational writing, My Books
I thought for this month’s Book Review, I would pull out a book which I read years ago, but found memorable. I chose Out of the Ashes by Sandi Rog which released in 2015 with Tulpen Publishing. This was a fun historical romance that I thoroughly enjoyed reading....
by cynthia | May 22, 2018 | Christian authors, Cynthia Roemer, Encouragement, Godly living, Inspirational novels, Inspirational writers, Inspirational writing, My Books
As a writer, I do my best to create true-to-life novel characters by giving them flaws. In order to connect with readers, it’s essential they can relate. The same is true of people. I recall a tale of two women, one a Christian, the other a non-believer. So eager to...
