Though some might think I’ve won many awards or graced several bestseller lists, that would be incorrect. I’m much more like the tortoise than the hare when it comes to my writing career–steady and faithful, not a quick or shining star. I have to admit…I squealed when my agent notified me today that In Feast or Famine made the ECPA …
Let’s face it–when two heroes rumble, the whole earth shakes! Thankfully, I’m not writing about a real “battle” between our Bible heroes, Joseph and David. I’m not sure anyone would read that post or book or buy a movie ticket! The “battle” we’ll talk about today between biblical giants, Joseph and David, will measure the distance of their personal journeys. …
In Feast or Famine (IFOF) is the second book in The Egyptian Chronicles (my Amazon aff link) and picks up Joseph’s story where we left off in Potiphar’s Wife. Many of your favorite characters will reappear in IFOF, the dramatic conclusion of Joseph’s story, where you’ll meet his wife, Asenath, a new character to cheer for, cry with, and love. Biblical Characters Returning: Joseph …
When I wrote The Pharaoh’s Daughter, my first book set in Egypt, I thought there was a pyramid around every corner. Not so! Something similar happens with folks all around the world. The first landmark I think of when I imagine Paris is the Eiffel Tower, but France is filled with so much more than that single landmark! If you live …
Though I’ve never actually SEEN Joseph, son of Jacob, after hearing his description from the Bible’s Book of Genesis, I would have gladly dated him. In the Faiyum. In the desert. In the rain forest. (I sound like a Dr. Seuss book.) Okay wait! When I titled this post Dating Joseph In the Faiyum, I really meant dating–as in placing him on …
I love a good hotdog, fresh off the grill or while watching a baseball game at a stadium with family. What I wouldn’t love is watching the process of making hotdogs. I’ve heard some pretty icky things go into those “tube steaks,” so sometimes ignorance-is-bliss, right? Well, NOT with cover design! Today, you and I get to dive into the …
Egypt lauded Ra’s lovely chantress, whose heart was stolen by an ambitious priest named Potiphera.
In the powerful prequel to In Feast or Famine, Katesch was taken from her beloved son to become Pharaoh’s Songbird of Memphis. Her influence gains favor for an ambitious young priest named Potiphera. Drought scorches the land. Conspiracies thrive. Loyalties shift. Lives are lost. Can sacrifice free the Songbird from her gilded cage?
