by Johnnie Alexander | Nov 26, 2022 | Authors, Books, Mosaic Collection, Reading Challenge
Only a few years ago, the Mosaic Collection was only a dream. But this holiday season, we’ve released our fourth Christmas anthology. So even though the word “Christmas” only appears in the subtitle, I am pleased as party punch to share our four...
by Johnnie Alexander | Nov 5, 2022 | Authors, Books, Giveaways, Mosaic Collection
Canadian author Deb Elkink has this to say about The Third Grace, her award-winning debut novel: The story “is set in the contrasting locales of Parisian street and Nebraskan farmyard, and incorporates Greek mythology and aesthetics with the personal search for...
by Johnnie Alexander | Sep 24, 2022 | Authors, Books, Mosaic Collection, Reading Challenge
Anthologies are great for this challenge since several authors contribute to them. I’ve selected two with my stories in them ~ Homefront Heroines which has four WWII novellas and All Things New, the latest collection of novellas and short stories written by a...
by Johnnie Alexander | Jul 30, 2022 | Authors, Books, Mosaic Collection, Reading Challenge
How cute are the animals on these covers? I’ve read Murder at the Courthouse which is a cozy mystery that breaks a couple of the typical cozy mystery “rules.” (Which are more like guidelines!) If you love mysteries, I’m sure you’ll love...
by Johnnie Alexander | Jun 25, 2022 | Authors, Books, Mosaic Collection, Reading Challenge
I love this challenge! One specially chosen word can have as much or more impact as a paragraph of them. Here are a few suggestions of novels with one-word titles for you to consider for July’s challenge. I’ve read other novels by these authors and...
by Johnnie Alexander | Jun 4, 2022 | Authors, Books, Giveaways, Mosaic Collection
I am so very excited to give away an ebook edition of the Mosaic Collection’s latest anthology! Yippee!!! All Things New: Stories to Refresh the Soul celebrates fresh starts ~ and aren’t we all glad that God gives us those? Though I haven’t read all...
