Barbara Ellen Brink grew up on a small fruit farm in Washington State climbing trees, chasing butterflies, and reading lots of books. She now lives in the mean burbs of Minnesota fighting dandelions, shoveling snow, and writing lots of books.
She manages to blend mystery and nail-biting suspense with a touch of romance and humor in every novel. Her newest release, No Safe Place, is a Christian psychological thriller that will take you on a roller coaster with plenty of belly drops. So buckle up for the ride!
Barbara loves riding her motorcycle, biking, gardening, and canning enough salsa to last through the long, cold winters. Faith in God, love of family, and keeping up with her new puppy fill her life with joy and plenty of running.
Barbara Ellen Brink grew up on a small fruit farm in Washington State climbing trees, chasing butterflies, and reading lots of books. She now lives in the mean burbs of Minnesota fighting dandelions, shoveling snow, and writing lots of books.
She manages to blend mystery and nail-biting suspense with a touch of romance and humor in every novel. Her newest release, No Safe Place, is a Christian psychological thriller that will take you on a...
The autumn of life is plumb full of fall. Falling jowls, boobs, butt cheeks. Falling eyesight and hearing. (ooh. Sorry. I mistook that i for an l) Failing eyesight.
Sometimes people actually fall down and they can’t get up. Thankfully, I haven’t reached that point yet. I’m actually in quite good shape. At least every third Wednesday, sometimes on Thursday, and most weekends.
As children we don’t appreciate the spring enough. Running in the sunshine, climbing trees, screaming with laughter at...
This summer I’ve been walking my dog Jack each morning and then riding my bike 8-10 miles for exercise. Our area has plenty of bike/walking paths and bike lanes, so there are usually fellow bikers, dog walkers, parents with baby strollers, power walkers, joggers, and serious runners, depending on the time of day.
Some mornings there is a stream of high school boys running in shorts and bare chests, getting in shape for the new track season. Other days there are young army reservists jogging...
Today I am showcasing a new book by author Rebekah Lyn. I met Rebekah on a Facebook author forum quite a few years ago and have enjoyed reading her blog and many of her books. Her new release, Fragments of Grace, is a lovely story set in Venice, Italy. I have never been to Venice myself, but it is obvious that Rebekah has. I felt like I'd been dropped directly onto those cobbled streets where a briny sea breeze carried a hint of espresso on the air and church bells ring out from an ancient...
