by Regina Smeltzer | Oct 1, 2018
By Regina Smeltzer I fell in love with Mr. Charlie the day he arrived in my mind. Old and blind, he sat for hours on the courthouse steps speaking to no one. I knew he had an incredible story, but he was slow to share it. Eventually, Ruth Cleveland appeared....
by PBG Blog Admin | Sep 17, 2018
Today, I have a fun surprise that I’d like to share with you. I’ve teamed up with 20+ fantastic authors to give away a huge collection of Inspirational Mysteries & Thrillers to 2 lucky winners, PLUS a brand new eReader to the Grand Prize winner! ...
by PBG Blog Admin | Sep 14, 2018
No, I’m not a golfer. I do own golf clubs, and I’ve played golf. And golfers have disrupted my life intermittently for years. When I was sixteen living on the Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Naval base in the early sixties, my parents took up golf. They enjoyed...
by PBG Blog Admin | Sep 11, 2018
I love how a story is able to convey deep theological truths in a compelling and applicable way. I love being lost in a character, thinking and feeling as deeply as them, struggling to find God in their broken dreams, and knowing—as the writer—their happy...
by PBG Blog Admin | Sep 3, 2018
In my novella, Christmas Child, set in 1891 New York City, adoption plays a significant role. A Christian who’s opening an orphanage explains to another character (who isn’t a believer) God’s take on the subject: “When a mother and father...
by PBG Blog Admin | Jun 18, 2018
Why did you write this particular story? I wrote this for several reasons. The main one being Lou. She just wouldn’t shut up after I finished the Signal Me series. Mind you, that in itself is a very long story and would take up all this post and several...
