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Colleen Coble writes romantic suspense with a strong atmospheric element. A lovable animal of some kind--usually a dog--always populates her novels. She can be bribed with DeBrand mocha truffles.
Denise Hunter writes women's fiction and love stories with a strong emotional element. Her husband says he provides her with all her romantic material, but Denise insists a good imagination helps too.
Diann Hunt writes romantic comedy and humorous women's fiction. She has been happily married forever, loves her family, chocolate, her friends, chocolate, her dog, and well, chocolate.
Cheryl Hodde writes romantic medical suspense under the pen name of Hannah Alexander, using all the input she can get from her husband, Mel, for the medical expertise. For fun she hikes and reads. Out of guilt, she rescues discarded cats. She and Mel are presently taking orders from four pampered strays.
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WOOOHOOO Can't wait!!! Now you have to actually WORK again. What is that going to feel like?
That's so awesome! Congratulations, friend!
That's so great Diann! And what a fun time period to write about. I don't think I've really seen any books set in that era. Sounds like it will make for a really great book. Can't wait to hear more about the plot. That's right around the time my grandparents got married. I always enjoyed looking at their old pictures. Very Leave-it-to-Beaver-esque. :)
Thumbs up!!!! Yay!!! I'm happy for you...and looking forward to reading it! :)
Yay! I can't WAIT to read it!!!
1957 seems a happier time, doesn't it, Sarah? I know they had their share of stuff, but it seems a more family-oriented time. At least that's what Leave it to Beaver and I Love Lucy seem to indicate. LOL!
I LOVE it! Oh, the glamour of the time (swooning). And anything written in sand is okay by me (okay, maybe not anything ... but still :)
Congrats on such terrific news, Diann!
YES, A BIGG WOOHOO from me too!
Woo hoo!! That is so awesome! I love Summerside's covers! I'm so proud of you, Di!!
Rachel
Congratulations Diann! That's SUPER news!
The 1950s, a time of innocence and trust, seem eons ago. Those were the days when you never locked your car...you even left the keys in the ignition! And the only time you locked your house was when you left for a month's vacation, and even then the neighbors always had a spare...just in case. We kids were mothered by every mother on the block...and disciplined by them, too. Ouchies!! (You can tell I had my share of "discipline"! LOL)
Ahhhh. Those really were the good old dsys..................
Congrats! Looking forward to hearing more about it in the coming months. Have fun with the Riardo and Cleaver families in the meantime :)
Congratulations! I love the 50s...what a fun era and I don't think I've read many Christian books set in that era!
Ruthie, you're describing my town even today. I never lock stuff.
Congrats, Diann!!!! I am so excited for you and happy for your readers, and vice versa! I love God's timing, also --- how sweet of Him to send this to you at this time!
I love the time setting, also. Love Beaver and Lucy and Andy ... the beginnings of technologies. Those seem to be some of funniest scenes -- folks either embracing or freaking out about new gadgets, and how fun for us to look back and see the first hair dryers, etc. :-)
Can't wait!!
YAY!! I can't wait!
It's going to be great! Way to get back in the game, friend!
Cool picture. I like her 50's outfit. The pic looks like it's taken in London, near All Soul's Church (in the background)... :)
LOL, that was a most excellent year....shhhhh... since I was born that year.
Oh, yeah. Looking forward to it. It will be like getting a glimpse at my mother's world.
Is there a way to fit in music and fashion and tv of the times? And food--like jello and creamed corn and stewed tomatoes! And cars such as the wood-sided station wagon?!
I was born in 1953 and have many nice memories of the 50's!!
All great ideas, Pam!! I'll see what I can do!
i was born in '55, so I remember a little, but not too much. A good memory has never been my forte. :-(
Fabulous!!!!
I was reading on the favorite pasttimes blog that Cathy Marie Hake gets a lot of information from http://dmarie.com/timecap/
Don't know if that helps but good luck and congratulations.
Wow, Adge, that's a GREAT site! Thank you!!
Congratulations. I am a huge fan of your writing. I look forward to reading it. That is an interesting time period that I don't often see Christian fiction set in. :)
Congratulations on your new book! Im a big fan of your books. Ive started with the Love Inspired books, and Im planning on looking for your other books also.
Some of the earlier comments mention looking at the Andy Griffith shows, I Love Lucy and you mentioned Leave it to Beaver..:)
I was also thinking about "Happy Days"..or was that show from the early 60's.
Take care, Melissa
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