Fuel Your Imagination

I believe in miracles...

I do believe in miracles, do you?

Welcome to my website. Please read and engage in my posts. I hope you find them helpful, informative, and uplifting.  I love comments--please keep them respectful even if you disagree.  There's nothing like a stimulating exchange of ideas and perspectives.

My favorite genre to write in is historical fiction, more specifically, biblical historical fiction.  I enjoy other genres as well. 

I strive to develop memorable characters to uplift  readers, especially when they grapple with long, arduous circumstances.  I don't want them to feel alone.  

I know I've appreciated tales with  heroes, heroines, and even villains  to inspire me, and help me to endure tough situations.  Some of my favorites:  Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights, Pride and Prejudice,  Gone With The Wind, The Call of The Wild, Black Beauty, Little Women, that's the short list, and perhaps my favorite, A Christmas Carol.  I'm a huge Dickens fan.

Since 2019, I've labored (one of love) upon a novel embracing two time periods, present day and ancient Judea during the time of Yeshua's (Aramaic name for Jesus) ministry and the Roman occupation.  All the posts you see regarding Rome and Judea are birthed from the research.

I hold an MPA, wrote a community column for a local newspaper, plus a scattering of other employment experiences, all of which inspire my imagination.  

I'm an advocate for suicide prevention, especially which impacts our service people.  We lose 14-22 veterans a day to suicide.  Rips my heart out.  A close friend of mine lost her Navy son this way.  

I've a heart for the recovery of drug addicts, alcoholics, and a support for the families and friends who love them.

Summer months I'm occupied with, barbecues, gardening, creatures, and the woodlands.  I love most genres of music.  Trips to the mighty Atlantic rouse imagination, too.

Please check out my e-book, for all ages:

Gabriella, The Burro With The Longest Ears

An angry boy struggles with the demise of his mother, and a disabled burro form an unusual bond.  How does the Almighty help them?