Maureen Lang's Blog

There Must Be A Reason . . . to Believe the Bible Have you ever been nudged by the Holy Spirit to do something? For me, one nudge was to write a book about why I believe what I believe. My husband and I have often discussed the five reasons we trust the Bible, so […]

I’ve finished the book I started pre-Covid days! The Cranbury Troublemaker was inspired by my friend and fellow author, Jane Steen, simply with the gift of a title. So my Cranbury characters have Jane to thank for all the trouble this new tale brought to town. But if you know me at all, you’ve already […]

Memorial Day may be an American holiday, but it’s more than just a weekend for mattress sales and barbecues! For us, Memorial Day is in addition to Veteran’s Day, which we celebrate in November. Other countries celebrate their war heroes in November as well, harking back to the armistice at the conclusion of World War […]

If you haven’t already read The Matchmaker’s Match, now is the time! I’m happy to say it’s free on Amazon until Tuesday. This title is one of my favorite indies, inspired by the two sisters from my older title, Bees In The Butterfly Garden. If Mara sounds familiar to those of you who’ve read that story, […]

For my writer friends and those who love them…  A bit of Christmas whimsy written by my friend and fellow writer, James Scott Bell:   ’Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the room Was a feeling of sadness, an aura of gloom. The entire critique group was ready to freak, For all had rejections […]

The first run of the Pony Express took place on April 3, 1860. So in celebration of the release of The PONY EXPRESS Romance Collection, the nine authors are having a bit of fun with “On This Date In History. . .” blog posts. Today we’re visiting 1829 with Connie Stevens! On April 3, 1829, […]

           Our celebration continues with the release of  The Pony Express Romance Collection! Today on our travels through April 3rd of various years, we’ll be visiting with Debby Lee and going to 1860!   On April 3, 1860, a wiry fellow working for Russell, Majors, and Waddell, jumped on a horse […]

As our celebration of the inaugural run of the Pony Express continues, today we’re visiting 1993 with Barbara Tifft Blakely.   April 3, 1993:  Norman Rockwell Museum opens at its new site in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.   Art has been a part of civilization for thousands of years if cave drawings are any indication. And, like […]

The first run of the Pony Express took place on April 3,1860. In celebration of the release of THE PONY EXPRESS Romance Collection, our authors have had some fun writing blogs about what happened on this day in history.   We hope you’ll enjoy our snapshots of this date down through the ages!   April […]

RIDER COMING IN!!! By Mary Davis   On April 3, 1860 two horseback riders raced across the West, one westbound from St. Joseph, Missouri and the other eastbound from Sacramento, California. And the PONY EXPRESS was born, filling a much needed gap until the telegraph line could be completed. The telegraph was finished on October […]