February 4, 2008
Chick Flicks
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I convinced my hubby to go with me to see 27 Dresses this weekend. I thought it was a sweet film and it left me with that “happy glow,” so I was pleased. (There’s nothing worse to me than a film without a happy ending – I can get that in real life…I want happy!) 
If you’re a big fan of chick flicks, I came across a site the other day that just might make your day: La Femme Reel. It’s a site fully devoted to chick flicks!
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February 4, 2008
Other Fiction Authors
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On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness takes place in the land of Aerwiar, oppressed by Gnag the Nameless and his followers as they search for the Jewels of Anniera. The Igiby family, guardians of the mysterious Jewels, are subject to the cruel whims of fate as they hide the Jewels of Anniera from Gnag the Nameless. Every where they turn, Gnag’s followers attack them, and ruin everything in their life, trying to get the Jewela from them. The Igiby family never reveals the secret, though, even at the cost of their own lives. Read the rest…
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February 4, 2008
Articles, Nikki Arana
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MaryLu Tyndall dreamt of pirates and ships during her childhood days on Florida’s Atlantic Coast. She holds a degree in Math and worked as a software engineer for fifteen years before testing the waters as a writer. Her love of history and passion for story drew her to create the Legacy of the King’s Pirates Series which includes the three books, The Redemption, The Reliance, and The Restitution—not only book titles, or the names of pirate ships, but themes depicting God’s mighty intervention in the lives of heroic and often misguided characters. Even before being published, The Redemption was a finalist in both FTHRW Golden Gateway and Vintage Publishing Inspirations contests. Most recently, The Redemption is a Christy award finalist. MaryLu now writes full time and makes her home with her husband, six children, and two cats on California’s coast, where her imagination still surges with the sea.
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