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Heather Greer

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  • Picture This Dec. 30, 2017 / 0 Comments

    It’s the thing I dread most about having my book published. No, it’s not getting negative reviews. While I’m not eager for those, the need…

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  • Charlie Brown and Living Faith Dec. 23, 2017 / 0 Comments

    I’m going to break my rules. By the Book is a blog that blends together a love of reading and a love for God. It…

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  • Beginning to End: The Journey Dec. 09, 2017 / One Comment

    It never occurred to me that people don’t know how books get from an author’s mind to the bookstore. It sounds simple. Step one: Write…

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    Distractions. Some of us struggle with them more t Distractions. Some of us struggle with them more than others. Breaks can be good, especially when well-planned like movement breaks and getting outside breaks. But they can turn into procrastination and excuses to make ourselves feel better about not doing what we’re supposed to be doing. Some of my distractions are ways to help recharge my creativity. Some help me unwind and reset. And as long as I don’t let them sideline me indefinitely, without boundaries, they can help me be my most creative and productive. When you need a break, what activities do you turn to? #authorconfessions #christianfiction #christianfictionwriters #christianfictionreaders #distractions
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    Not all romance authors are cut from the same clot Not all romance authors are cut from the same cloth. Just like readers, we have favorites and not-so-favorites. Here's one of my not-so's that I've caught comments for from other romance lovers. I'm not putting down those who love this book. I know they have their reasons, and they're valid. The book is a classic for a reason. It's just not a book that's for me. What about you? Without being negative, dismissive, or rude, is there a book or trope or character type that everyone else seems to love but that you can't quite connect with? Isn't it great that there are authors for every reader type and readers for every author type? #ChristianFiction #christianfictionreaders #christianfictionauthors #ContemporaryChristianRomance
    I'm a mood reader. I don't care if there are tons I'm a mood reader. I don't care if there are tons of books in my TBR pile. If none of them grab my attention when I choose my next book, I need to find one that does. Sometimes this means a Christmas book in July or a "beach read" during the winter. Other people read according to the season. Though I'm not sure how that would work in places that have less drastic season changes. What about you? How do you choose your next book? #seasonalreading #ChristianFiction #christianfictionreaders

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