Interview with Sandra Marshall
Jen: This weekend we welcome Sandra Marshall to Book Talk. Sandra, will you please share a short bio with us?Sandra: Sure, I'll be glad to Jen. First, I want to thank you for having me here today. My first career was in the aviation field. I spent 36 years at the now defunct airline,

Excerpt from "Addiction" by Sandra Marshall
Ring. Ring. Her heart pounded frantically. Jolene pushed her covers off and jumped out of bed, her gaze on the clock. Four o’clock in the morning. She had a caller. Horror pulsed through her veins, and then she grabbed her purse. It can’t possibly be him. Come on, Jolene, answer it. Her hands shaking, she dug in her purse pulling out the cell phone and flipping it open. “Hello.” He’d blocked the caller ID. “What took you so long, Jolene?” a muffled voice asked. She tightened her grip on the cell. No. How did he get this number? “Come on, speak to me. I

Contest with Wendy Ely
Blurb for "Confession":Can Chelsea and Jordan find their child, and rediscover each other?When Chelsea Montgomery vanished eleven years ago, her hometown thought she'd been abducted. In truth, she'd given up the daughter she'd secretly had with Jordan Case.Now he confronts her to hel

Interview with Kathleen Duble
Jen: This week we are happy to have Kathleen Duble as our guest. Kathleen, will you please share a short bio with us?Kathleen: I grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and consequently am a rabid Steelers fan (don’t even think about talking to me when they are playing!). I went to Miami University a

Excerpt from "Quest" by Kathleen Duble
At last, we are off! Lord, it is good to have the feel of a ship beneath my feet again. It has been too long!I have climbed the mast, swinging myself into the air. Twenty feet below, things wheeled and rolled beneath me. I felt my stomach heave. What a glorious feeling!Father yelled for me to come down before I killed myself. But as usual, I have ignored him. I love these heights. I love the feeling of the boat, rolling side to side with the wind. I love the feeling that I may fall to my death. For how can one ever really enjoy life if you are not always living constantly at its edge? That's the place I most want to be.Already I am thinking on