Media From the Heart by Ruth Hill

The Hallmark Network truly has an incredible pool of industry professionals that work for them on a regular basis, but as we all know, without the writers, we would have no movie or shows. Notwithstanding, from the perspective of the general audience, screenwriters tend to be an afterthought. Of course, I am one who has been on a mission for […]

Since we are right in the middle of Christmas In July on the Hallmark network, I figured it would be a great time to highlight an actress you may have inadvertently overlooked from one of my favorite 2018 Hallmark Christmas movie offerings. Christmas At Grand Valley starred two favorites of mine–Brennan Elliott and Danica McKellar, and it truly did not disappoint. […]

The Poet of the Heart by LaNona Walker Genre: Poetry People can fade away, rose petals can be crushed and things can be lost, but at least you’ll remember how it was. The Poet of The Heart is a poetry collection that touches everything the heart can feel, hope for, cherish, and even regret. In a collection of poems ranging […]

American Red by David Marlett on Tour July 1 – August 31, 2019   Synopsis: In American Red, as the Great American Century begins, and the modern world roars to life, Capitalists flaunt greed and seize power, Socialists and labor unions flex their violent will, and an extraordinary true story of love and sacrifice unfolds. In his critically acclaimed debut […]

For those of you who remember season four of the Hallmark Channel show When Calls the Heart, perhaps you will remember the infamous Ray Wyatt, who nearly destroyed the beauty of Hope Valley (well, that’s a bit of an exaggeration, but…). Thankfully, he was arrested at the end of the season, and we never saw hide nor hair of him again […]

There is honestly no one who works harder in today’s film and television community than independent filmmakers. When I came in contact with the indie film world a few years ago, I developed a deep and abiding respect for them and what they do. I have interviewed a wide variety of artists in this world of filmmakers, and I simply […]

Rebekah’s Quilt by Sara Harris Genre: Historical Amish Romance    Who can Rebekah trust when the line between English and Amish becomes blurred?   An Amish Settlement. An English stranger. The Blizzard of 1888.   Rebekah’s mother, Elnora Stoll, is the finest quilter in all of Gasthof Village but it seems Rebekah has inherited none of her skill. A sweet […]

High School Queens Zachary Ryan (The High School Queens Trilogy, #1) Published by: Kingston Publishing Company Publication date: March 21st 2019 Genres: Contemporary, Young Adult They all thought they did a masterful job of keeping their secrets close to their chest. These stupid fools thought they were the high court of this kingdom, but they had no clue who was […]

It is no secret that I am fiercely devoted to the Hallmark Network, and one of the main reasons is that the people who work for this network are some of the most amazing human beings on earth. One of my favorite people on this planet is Kristoffer Polaha, and the fact that this is my third interview with him […]

Summertime has finally arrived, and more than likely this is going to mean vacations, visiting family and friends, and late nights looking at the stars. No one wants to go out and buy an expensive extra bed, and air mattresses are typically not nearly as comfortable when it comes to company and traveling. However, a foam futon mattress may be […]