February 27, 2014
Leap into Books Giveaway Blog Hop
Leaping Lizards, Toads, or Whatever! Books!!!!! That’s What Matters! Do you love books? I know I do. I have over 500 in my bedroom alone. I think I could literally jump into them. Want even more? I decided to celebrate St. Paddy’s a little early. Why not? We all have some Irish in us. I just have quite a bit. Check out this really cool book. You can win it or any other book of your choice valued at…
February 20, 2014
How to See Familiar Stories in a New Light
Too many times familiar stories get to be…too familiar. What is wrong with that? Well, too much familiarity and the story gets lost and even warped in our minds. The facts get lost in the retelling and what our minds think was told to us. Just like we can be too familiar with someone we love and take them for granted, we can become too familiar with a story and neglect to see the wonder in it. That is what…
Posted in Redemption Tales, Uncategorized | By Rebecca
February 18, 2014
Why use a Mouse as a Main Character?
Why not? In my Redemption Series books, my main character is a little mouse named Tommy. I’ve been asked why use a mouse as my main character. What made me choose such a small animal that most people despise? The truth is that the mouse choose me. I knew I wanted to see the Last Supper in a different light. We all know the viewpoint read in the Bible. For me, I’ve read it about it my whole life and…
Posted in Redemption Tales, Uncategorized | By Rebecca
February 12, 2014
How to Use Legends in Your Story
When you are writing a story, you could use legends to help support your story or give it another dimension. The story doesn’t have to be about the legend or it could be and you take a different look at it. Legends can add twists and turns as well as character development. Basis of Story Legends can be the entire basis for a story. In my new horror series, I am using legends as the entire basis of my story….
Posted in Connections Trilogy | By Rebecca
February 12, 2014
The Power of Comets
Throughout the centuries, comets have had a major impact on society and events. Why? Because they are unusual celestial bodies that pull at the terror factor of mankind. You don’t see a comet in the sky every night or even once a month. Many people would live their entire lives without ever seeing one. That made them stand out and get the attention of those looking up at the sky. It also gave legends material to work with. Most Western…
Posted in Connections Trilogy | By Rebecca
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