Promises Kept

Keeping Faith — Who is Faith?

March 1st, 2010 by cindy

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Faith was the catalyst for Keeping Faith

By now, you probably know that Faith is the main character in Promises Kept. (If you would like to download the excerpt, you can by subscribing to my newsletter). Faith was such an easy character to develop because I have known a hundred Faiths. She simply evolved from her East Texas setting, and was actually the catalyst for Keeping Faith. Continue Reading

Plots, Characters & Writing

February 22nd, 2010 by cindy

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Some of you have asked why I write, how I develop my characters, where the settings will be and so forth. So, I will try to answers those questions, plus a whole lot more.

Promises Kept Gone to Press

February 20th, 2010 by cindy

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PROMISES KEPT is Faith’s story—the story of an unforgettable young woman whose life’s journey has been filled with uncertainty, of searching for people and answers that others take for granted.

My Black-Eyed Peas Are Cooking

January 1st, 2010 by cindy

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And just in case hoping and praying aren’t enough, I have my Black-eyed peas cooking. A couple of years ago I added cabbage because someone told me it was a food for good luck as well. Although I’m not usually the superstitious type, I’m not taking any chances.

December 16th, 2009 by cindy

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As I mentioned in a recent blog, another novel, Promises Kept, will be released in late spring or at the latest early summer. Although it is a sequel to Keeping Faith, it is written to be a stand alone novel if someone misses the first one. Shame on you if this is the case!!

My First Book Signing

December 6th, 2009 by cindy

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And speaking of Keeping Faith, I am beyond excitement because I have my very first book signing scheduled here in Ruidoso on Dec. 19.

Red Tide Has Me Writing Sequel

November 6th, 2009 by cindy

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We also have “red tide,” which is common on the Gulf of Mexico when conditions are just right to cause microscopic algae to bloom in the water, turning it a red or brown hue.