Shanda on March 8th, 2010

Rebecca Irvine, author of Family Home Evening Adventures, is conducting a survey for LDS Book Readers. She needs your help to answer 8 quick and easy questions. Click on the following link to participate. Thank you!
LDS Book Reader Survey: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/63N8WQ2
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Dorothy Keddington, author of The Fairy Thorn (Granite, Dec. 2009), wants to let everyone know that [...]

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Shanda on February 2nd, 2010

For those of you who may not know yet, following the release of Dorothy Keddington’s The Fairy Thorn this past December, Granite Publishing is re-releasing her older novels, starting with Jayhawk. We know there are a lot of Dorothy Keddington fans that follow LDS Women’s Book Review who will be as excited about this as [...]

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Shanda on December 14th, 2009

11 Days until Christmas!

Dorothy Keddington is the author of seven romantic-suspense novels and co-author of the non-fiction biography of Ahmad Sharifi, A Square Sky. Dorothy’s most recent novel, The Fairy Thorn, released just this month, is a romantic-suspense set on Washington State’s Whidbey Island and Mazatlan, Mexico. Granite Publishing will be re-releasing Dorothy’s previous novels, [...]

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Podcast for August 29, 2009
Episode 36
What makes a good podcast?  How about laughing as much while editing the podcast as you did while recording it? Authors Josi Kilpack and Michele Paige Holmes join us for a great discussion in Episode 36.

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Shanda on February 18th, 2006

Listening to these first two segments was a trip down memory lane, but it also made me realize how far we’ve come. We no longer talk to the room while the built in mic on my iMac picks up every bump and noise we made. We no longer have that nervous, “don’t mess up!” fear [...]

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