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Interview With Actress Sarah Lind, “Martha’s Vineyard Mysteries: A Beautiful Place To Die”
I just adore the Hallmark mysteries, and when a new series was announced last year with a male lead and many familiar faces, I was ecstatic. However, as we all know, the leading lady is just as vital to a new series such as this. When I discovered that an actress who was new to Hallmark, Sarah Lind, was brought […] -
Interview With Actor Scott Christopher
Yet again, I must credit the Hallmark Channel with introducing me to another working actor with whom I was previously unfamiliar. Although I had seen Scott Christopher in another movie a few years ago, it was not until he appeared in a couple of 2018 Countdown To Christmas Hallmark films and then again in a fall movie for the network […] -
Bathroom Remodel: An Upgrade Worth Considering
Read my disclosure policy to understand how I work with companies and individuals. No doubt one of the most-used rooms in any house is going to be the bathroom. Many houses have more than one bathroom, and the fact of the matter is that these rooms take a lot of beating over the weeks, months, and years. One of the most vital […] -
Interview With Actor Damian Cecere, “Christmas at Graceland Home For the Holidays”
Hallmark’s recent Countdown To Christmas programming brought us a third film (second Christmas film) from Graceland, and it just so happens that a new face caught my attention in Christmas At Graceland Home For the Holidays. While it appears I had seen Damian Cecere in a couple of other things before this movie, his character came to my attention in […] -
How Fake Foods Are Made to Look Realistic for TV and Movies
Read my disclosure policy to understand how I work with companies and individuals. Most of the time, the food we see in a movie makes us want to go and cook the exact same dish so that we can enjoy it ourselves. In fact, if we could, we’d jump right in that movie and start eating the incredibly visually appealing cake or […] -
Celebrate Lit Tours: “Babel” by Brennan S. McPherson Book Review/Giveaway
About the Book Book: Babel Author: Brennan S. McPherson Genre: Biblical fiction Release Date: July 29, 2019 A sweeping, epic retelling of the story of the Tower of Babel. . . More than a century after the worldwide flood, Noah, now the forefather of the living world, works peacefully in his vineyard until tragedy tears apart his relationship with his […] -
“Christmas On the Range” INSP Movie Review
ABOUT: Despite constant threats from her ambitious neighbor, Kendall Riley fights heroically to save the family ranch. In a surprising turn of events, Clint McCree, a Veterinarian and her neighbor’s son, arrives on the scene to deliver a calf from a cow having trouble giving birth. Gradually, a romance blossoms, until her neighbor’s henchmen scatter Kendall’s herd and she wonders […] -
Interview With Actress/Singer Maria Howell, “A Christmas Love Story”
I have made so many wonderful connections within this business over the past few years, and more often than not, those associations lead me to incredible people and even more unexpected opportunities. When my friend Becca Guido told me about a lovely actress and dynamic singer named Maria Howell, who would be appearing in my most highly anticipated Hallmark Christmas […] -
“Unwilling Promise” by Emily Yager Book Review
Klarysa Tutko, a young single mother, moves to Caribou, Minnesota, where her family is now living, to put her life back in order. All she wants is to leave the past in the past; though a family friend has other ideas and persuades her to make a promise that she is unwilling to keep. Unwilling Promise by Emily Yager My […] -
Celebrate Lit Tours: “Common” by Laurie Lucking Book Review/Giveaway
About the Book Book: Common Author: Laurie Lucking Genre: YA Fantasy Release Date: February 14, 2018 Only one person knows of the plot against the royal family and cares enough to try to stop it—the servant girl they banished. Leah spends her days scrubbing floors, polishing silver, and meekly curtsying to nobility. Nothing distinguishes her from the other commoners serving […]
