Tagged: Relatively Southern

1968 – A Trip Down Memory Lane

I’m finishing the last little bits of editing before handing over to my editor, my second novel, Grave Decisions. I’ve had papers about 1968 pop… Read More

Sean of the South and I Love Alabama

If you’ve followed me for any length of time, you know I was born in Alabama. And if you’ve read my first novel, Grave Consequences,… Read More

Job – Suffering That Leads to Hope

Since March when my husband and I had Covid, for the first and hopefully, the last time, I’ve had one physical issue after another. It… Read More

Finding Hidden Gems in Historical Fiction

As my family genealogist (just one of many for sure), I love delving into the histories and stories behind our family lines. Perhaps that’s why… Read More

Friendships That Last a Lifetime

I just finished reading an advance reader copy of a book by well-known inspirational author, Rachel Hauck. This book tells about the friendships formed between… Read More