A Life Well Lived

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Today in honor of his life, I want to giveaway two copies of my WWII collection Ohio Brides. The reason is because the middle book in that trilogy is my first book where the heroine comes to faith. The book I’m writing now is the second. Most of my novels contain characters who are learning and deepening their faith. But A Promise Born was different. I didn’t want to write it that way, but it was very clear that Evelyn was not a Christian. The journey to faith was a precious thing to write.

Celebrating 50 Years of Love

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This weekend, my family flew to Orlando to join the rest of my clan for a celebration. My parents will celebrate fifty years together later this month. This is the clan on Saturday at Magic Kingdom. Mom and Dad are in the middle in the royal blue shirts, while the rest of us are clustered around. What started as two …

One Word 2018

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  I don’t know about you, but I’m struggling to believe that 2018 is mere days away. 2017 has been a year. It’s had so much good and some hard. It’s been a year where God has shown and taught me a lot and it started with a word that I wasn’t sure I liked.  What’s your word for 2018?@Cara_Putman …

It’s a Book Sale!

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Did you receive cash as a Christmas present? I’m ready to clean off my shelves, and you benefit! For a limited time, buy any three of these five books for $15. You can buy 4 for $19 or all 5 for $22. That includes shipping and handling. Ohio Brides and Cornhusker Dreams are World War II collections. The rest are …

You did it! First 5 chapters of Imperfect Justice

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Like to try books before you buy? Read the first 5 chapters of @cara_putman Imperfect Justice here. Click To Tweet You asked and here they are: The first five chapters of Imperfect Justice.  RT Magazine gave Imperfect Justice 4 stars and said, “This page-turner is smart, thoughtful and appealing to readers who enjoy legal thrillers and solid mysteries.” Library Journal …