Book Review: Defenders of the Covenant by Angie Lofthouse

Earth has seen it's last days of true freedom. Freedom that gives humanity the right for individuality. That is, until the invaders destroy all. Meet Hannah, a caring friend whose concern for McKenzie leads her into the above world where they live. Along with the girls, Derek and Jeremy follow. They face many horrors as they strive for truth and above all, free will.

This book is based off of the Latter-Day Saint faith and how it is put to the test. Being of this faith and having come across certain things in this book that I felt were intimately personal, I couldn't keep reading. I've always enjoyed Angie Lofthouse's work, as she's a fabulous story teller with plot twisting turns and colorful characters that make me wish they were real!

Find Defenders of the Covenant on Amazon.

Book Review: Million Dollar Diva by Tristi Pinkston

Million Dollar Diva is an easy to understand read. It provides helpful ways on how to streamline your debt, how to augment what income you already have, and helpful apps to go along with this program.

Tristi coauthors this little book with financial planners Brett Kitchen and Ethan Kap. You get to eavesdrop into their private conversations with Tristi Pinkston as she figures out how to whittled down her debt. Brett explains in basic terms options that are easy to understand and empowers the reader with confidence.

There are many fabulous tips in here that have me excited for trying; I look forward to weeding the debt from my cash garden using them.

Aren't we all searching for ways to live smarter?

I recommend this book!

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BiRtHdAy PaRtY and A to Z Reflection

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What do Rob Pattinson and I have in common? May 13--wOoOot!
In honors of this great day, please drop by my fanpage Author Elizabeth Mueller for a FREE copy of Darkspell YA Paranormal Romance! Happy Weekend! *hugs*

I apologize for missing May 7th date. This challenge has been a challenge for me. Last year was much easier because I wasn't just yet published. Being a published author takes a whole lot of focus.

It was nice meeting new people and having great visitors on my blog.

I found that I had more hits on my blog last year with my writing theme compared to my Utah theme. I wanted to try something different (Utah as compared to writing), but I know what I could do next year--something that draws fire from my heart, my talents and skills.


What about you, how did you enjoy the challenge?

Co-Author Interview with Wendy Swore and Rita J. Webb

Welcome authors Wendy Swore and Rita J. Webb to my blog today! Thank you for taking your time to answer my many questions. I've always found co-authoring fascinating and for the few times I've done it, I found it fulfilling and as wonderful as you both have said it is.

I have discovered that many writers are afraid of co-authoring only because they have never attempted it. It does sound a bit complicated, but with the insight you've provided, I hope to shed light on the adventure and perhaps encourage any writer out there to try it, it isn't as scary as you think!

Without further ado, here I go . . .

Welcome to Utah's A-Z!

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Remember to join us May 7th. Let us know what was the best/worst thing you did/n't enjoy about the A-Z April Blogging Challenge.


Happy Blogging!