Soon after I began writing book #3 in King David’s Brides series, Loyal: The Story of Haggith, I was reading the Book of Joshua for my quiet time. When I reached Joshua 9, a new realization dawned. The new-to-me Truth provided David’s heroic journey in Book #3. Many readers ask how I find the Scriptures that form my biblical novels. Here’s …
Noble’s Story, A Little Like Mine
For those who have heard my salvation story, you may remember that my husband led me to Jesus. We’d been high school buddies, neither of us caring much about God, the Bible, or anything “religious.” After graduation, I attended the University of Dayton (for one year), and he went on a basketball scholarship to LeTourneau University, a Texas Christian college. …
A NOBLE YouVersion Study–Coming Soon!
Have you heard of the YouVersion Bible app? It’s like carrying around a library of FREE Bible versions, Bible studies, and devotional books in one hand (downloadable to phone, tablet, or desktop). Thanks to my amazing publishers, we’ve created YouVersion Bible studies that dig deeper into the Scriptural foundation of my five most recent novels. Below, you’ll find a list …
Transitions From BRAVE to NOBLE to LOYAL to WORTHY
Transitions. Think about that word for a moment. Maybe it’s just a fancy word for change. We all love change, right? Are you in the midst of a transition in any part of your life? Dating, to engaged, to wedding? Marriage…or divorce? What about your career? Changing jobs? A promotion? Retirement? It’s May, so some of you are preparing for …
Truth, Fact, & Fiction in The Egyptian Chronicles
If you’re looking for the TRUTH about Joseph’s story, check out Genesis 37-50. I’ve given a bulleted list of highlights in April’s newsletter, but reading the Truth straight from God’s Word is always best! With this post, I hope to share what Egyptian records revealed as facts and how I decided on the creative fiction in Potiphar’s Wife and In …
Why Is “Kepha” Noble’s Most Important MINOR Character?
His name is Kepha, a Damascene prince and the only man Maakah had ever loved. I received my sub-edit (substantive–big concept to help with plot pacing, characters, and overall story content) in the fall of 2024. Both my editors felt there was something missing in Maakah’s character arc. I agreed and went to the Lord to find out what it …






