by Pepper Basham | Apr 5, 2010 | Fiction Book Reviews
James Scott Bell, author of gripping thrillers like No Legal Ground, Presumed Guilty, City of Angels, or A Certain Truth, writes stories that leave you looking over your shoulder before the last page. Thrilling and unexpected, he’s been able to cross genres and keep...
by Pepper Basham | Mar 31, 2010 | Fiction Book Reviews
Missy Tippens’ sweet stories of rekindled love are some of Steeple Hill’s loveliest books. This goes right along with Missy’s ‘sweet’ personality anyway. Not only is she a LoveInspired author, she is also a Seeker. (I know, I’m kind of a fan of those Seekers or...
by Pepper Basham | Mar 28, 2010 | Fiction Book Reviews
I’m still celebrating with Tina Russo Radcliffe who just sold her first manuscript to Steeple Hill. Her perseverance has paid off – which should be encouragement to any aspiring authors out there. Her book, The Rancher’s Reunion comes out in January 2011. Tina’s been...
by Pepper Basham | Jan 7, 2010 | Fiction Book Reviews
This week I hired someone to do a line-edit on my work-in-progress, The Thornbearer. It’s always a bit unnerving to become vulnerable to someone else’s critique, offering my infant-manuscript to be sliced, diced, and redressed (just kidding, actually she...
by Pepper Basham | Dec 5, 2009 | Fiction Book Reviews
Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will.” – – Ghandi I’m a bit behind in my well-made plans of drawing characterization out of The Christmas Story, but let me forge ahead to our next...
