Amish Old House Mysteries: Inn of Lies, The Evil Underneath, The Witch Burning
Hannah Gingerich and her fiancé, Laban Detweiler, discover that those old houses do indeed have stories to tell, some of which are not very nice.
Personal Experiences in Advertising My Indie-Published Books
It is true that a lot of people are making tons of money on indie authors who are investing a lot of resources into advertising their self-published books. If you want to promote your book, there are many author-promotion promoters willing to oblige by listing,
Personal Experiences in Self-Marketing in the Digital Age
I’m sure I’m not the first indie author to struggle with the Octopus Syndrome. What should be a joyous time (the aftermath of the first self-published book) was among the most stressful periods of my life. Marketing a self-published book involves a number of steps that
Personal Experiences in Self-Publishing in the Digital Age
Some visitors to this website will be old enough to remember when freelance authors had three options for seeing their work in print, back in the pre-Digital Age days: 1. Traditional Publishers: The ideal! Persuading a traditional publisher to publish your work was (and possibly
The Light of Dark: Leah, Tobias, Bethany, Jesse
Will the Amish face the End Times? The Tribulation period and the run-up to it foretold in the Bible? Yes, they will. The Light of Dark follows Amish siblings as the world’s darkness enfolds their God-centered way of life. The first four novellas are on sale
The Amish Research Guide
Amish fiction, especially romance fiction, has found a loyal following of readers. Amish seems to be synonymous with purity, simplicity, God-centered living, a detachment from the corrupting influences of today’s world. Those who want to write Amish fiction need to learn enough about them to
