Y’all, I have to admit, I wrote this post just as much for me as for you. See, I know about affiliate marketing. I’ve taken a great course on it. I used it. And then I got busy and I got rusty, and my niche changed, too. I started writing for college and grad students, and now I write for…
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You’ve heard it. If you haven’t, you will soon. Platform, platform, platform. If you want to write books, great. If you want those books to actually get in the hands of readers, people need to know who you are. Publishing independently? You need a platform to sell books. If you work with a traditional publisher, you still need a platform…
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If I ever put this much in a book, I would think it would be too much. Too much to keep track of, too many details to focus on (or not). But somehow, this book wasn’t too much. It was just enough. I had high expectations when some of my favorite authors endorsed this book…had to check it out. I really…
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First, just FYI, State of Lies is not an explicitly “Christian” book. I want to make that clear since most of the books I review are Christian books (and this is a Bible study blog, although I’ll be moving the book reviews to a new site soon. More on that later. This post was originally shared on the Real World Bible Study…
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It’s almost a timeless tale. The immature city girl – usually the heiress who loses her money – has to get a job. Although, Meghan’s story may have more in common with the basement-living-video-game-playing offspring that gets kicked out of the house. Except no basement. No video games. And technically she doesn’t get kicked out. It’s 1871, and Meghan is…
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