by Emily Conrad | May 21, 2020 | author interview, Emily Conrad, Gail Pallotta, Justice novel
by Emily Conrad Did you, by any chance like the same books as I did as a kid?Want a glimpse into a writer’s life?Are you a new writer looking for a couple of tips?Then come visit me over on fellow Pelican Book Group author Gail Pallotta’s blog! It’s...
by Emily Conrad | Mar 7, 2019 | A lesson from a houseplant, Emily Conrad, Faith that grows among faded flowers, Giveaway, In our weakness He is strong, Justice novel
by Emily Conrad**UPDATE: The giveaway has ended. Congrats, Katie!** Saturday, March 9th is Justice’s first book birthday! In celebration, I’m giving away a Kindle (ebook) copy to one person who comments on this post. See below for details, but for now,...
by [email protected] | Nov 16, 2018 | Emily Conrad, Justice novel
by Emily ConradNormally, I only post once a week these days, but I’m popping by today to make sure you, my faithful blog readers, know Justice is on sale right now! (I know. The image says the sale starts Saturday, but the price is already live on Amazon and...
by [email protected] | Sep 27, 2018 | Finding Healing Through Forgiveness, forgiveness in Jesus, Justice novel, Justice reader perspectives, Kelsey DM Anderson
In celebration of the paperback release of Justice this month, I invited some of those who read Justice to share their thoughts here. Rather than book reports, these posts take some of the themes of Justice and explore them as they apply to life outside the book. I...
by [email protected] | Sep 24, 2018 | Christian marriage, guest post, Jessica Baker, Justice novel, Justice reader perspectives, What I'm looking for a in a son in law
In celebration of the paperback release of Justice this month, I invited some of those who read Justice to share their thoughts here. Rather than book reports, these posts take some of the themes of Justice and explore them as they apply to life outside the book. I...
by [email protected] | Sep 20, 2018 | faith through trials, guest post, Justice novel, Justice reader perspectives, Sheila McIntyre, Why is life so messy
In celebration of the paperback release of Justice this month, I invited some of those who read Justice to share their thoughts here. Rather than book reports, these posts take some of the themes of Justice and explore them as they apply to life outside the book. I...
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