Latest Blog Posts for Deborah Heal: Write Brain Activity

• Hello and Welcome to My Blog
  on Jul 19, 2012 in Christian fiction Deborah Heal mystery reading Time and Again: Charlotte of Miles Station Unclaimed Legacy writing YA
  I am the author of the Time and Again mystery series. The first book, Time and Again: Charlotte of Miles Station, introduces Abby Thomas, a young woman on a college service project with 11-year-old Merrideth. Abby's boyfriend John helps out in book t...
• New Book Celebration Contest
  on Jul 19, 2012 in book giveaway cover reveal Deborah Heal prize Time and Again: Charlotte of Miles Station title Unclaimed Legacy
  I am proud to announce the title and cover of my new book. Drum roll, please. Book two in the Time and Again series, the former Honor at Stake, is now titled. . .Unclaimed Legacy. The cover was photographed and designed by my talented son Caleb Heal.
• MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT BEING A FAMOUS AUTHOR
  on Jul 9, 2012 in What It Takes to Be a Writer Writing as a Process brainstorming Deborah Heal Lewis and Clark revision Time and Again writing groups
  Most of my time is spent tapping away at my computer. But recently I had the opportunity to come out of my cave—I mean office--and play the role of FAMOUS AUTHOR. No, I wasn’t on TV or radio or signing books for crowds of adoring fans. But at our...
• Christian Author D.I. Telbat
  on Jul 6, 2012 in Books on Review What It Takes to Be a Writer book reviews Christian author Christian fiction D.I. Telbat Dark Liaison Dark-Hearted guest blogger religious mysteries
  Today Christian author D.I. Telbat has graciously agreed to be my guest on Write Brain Activity. Mr. Telbat writes adventure and suspense short stories and novels. His stories can be read in several online and print publications and anthologies. He o...
• HONOR AT STAKE GETS A NEW TITLE
  on Jul 4, 2012 in Getting Published What It Takes to Be a Writer Writing as a Process critique feed back buddies manuscript publisher revisions Time and Again Time and Again: Charlotte of Miles Station title
  Can You Guess the Name I Chose? I’ve been using the working title Honor at Stake for book two of my trilogy for a long time. I started writing it during a period of renewed hope that Time and Again would get a publisher but put it away in defeat...
• Angel Eyes by Shannon Dittemore
  on May 21, 2012 in Books on Review Angel Eyes angels Christian fiction demons first novel Shannon Dittemore Stephenie Meyer Time and Again: Charlotte of Miles Station Twilight
  Expect More by Dittemore! Five Stars I know I've been crabbing lately about not being able to find quality Christian fiction. Good news! I found another one I can recommend. I didn’t know until I’d finished reading Angel Eyes that it is Shannon D...
• Labeling Christian Fiction?
  on May 17, 2012 in Books on Review book review book reviewers censorship Christian fiction Pompeii Pompeii: City on Fire T.L. Higley Time and Again: Charlotte of Miles Station
  It’s funny how widely opinions about books vary. T.L. Higley has at least four dozen reviews of her novel Pompeii: City on Fire on Amazon (Lucky her!), ranging from one-star to five. Most people gushed over how well-written, how realistic, how inte...
• Real Life Suspense Story
  on May 5, 2012 in Amazon book review Christian fiction Dark Liaison Good Reads persecuted church suspense
  I just finished reading Dark Liaison by D.I. Telbat, a Christian suspense story. The title jarred at first. I mean, how is suspense "Christian?" But then I read the book. Here's the review I posted on Amazon and GoodReads. I think you shoul...
• Time and Again: Charlotte of Miles Station
  on May 2, 2012 in Christian fiction historical fiction virtual time travel. YA fiction YA mystery young adult fiction
  Time and Again is available at Barnes & Noble.com and Amazon.com in paperback and ebook formats for Amazon Kindle and Barnes & Noble Nook. But to get a signed copy, check the Event Schedule to find a signing event near you. If you live too fa...
• Scribophile Is an Option to Consider
  on May 1, 2012 in Getting Published agent editing publisher publishing revising Scribophile The Writer's Edge writer's critique group
  The hard work of revising Honor at Stake continues. My new friends at Scribophile (and others) are finding lots of ways to improve it, stuff I was blind to. My response to most of their comments is, duh, I should have seen that myself. But after near...

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