(I'm BAAACK!) And Happy St. Patrick's Day!

Hello from Tennessee!

It's been weeks since I last posted (or, rather, a whole month!). Of course, when you're moving to a new state, things tend to get hectic, busy, scary, and exciting. I must say, Papa God has been SO, SO, GOOD!

Now I'm settled nicely in my new home and exploring a lot — and writing (which I'll share later this week).

I'm super late to the party, but since it's St. Patrick's Day, I get to share all the books I enjoyed in green (click on a cover to learn more). Some books are for middle-grade readers, others for teens/young adults (14–18), and others for adults. Some may even be part of a series. Be warned: some are the last book of a series!

Below are books I've read and enjoyed throughout the years. Some I've re-read multiple times; others I read only once during my high school years.

(And yes, I threw in my latest book Prophet of Theos).

And here are Green books I plan to read in the future! (No promises... depending on how high my To-Read list gets!

Now, I'm not a Catholic, but you can't help but admire the story of Patrick and his God-given call to share Jesus Christ with the very people who enslaved him. Of course, some elements or legends surrounding this man may sound... fantastical.

Then again... even Jesus and many others before and after Him did things that, to some, may sound... fantastical.

I think what matters is that his life can be an example to ANY son or daughter of Jesus and God... whether they accept that identity or not.

How about you? Do any of these books spark your memory or interest? Anyone have any Irish blood?

How about favorite Celtic/Irish music? (My favorites are Rend Collective, Celtic Women, and Celtic Thunder).