Betty Bonnet: April 1915
Betty Bonnet is an ongoing serial story, released on the Sheep Among Wolves blog once a month. It follows the adventures of the Bonnet family, first created by Sheila Young…
Read moreBook Launch: Old Ruddy’s Questions
Hi everybody! Can you believe the 30th of March is finally here? I am so excited to be launching Old Ruddy’s Questions today! If you hate reading long posts, and just…
Read moreOld Ruddy’s Questions: Coming Soon
Well, launch day is getting closer and closer. We’re finally within ten days of the 30th—so we can officially say Old Ruddy’s Questions is coming soon. (Yes, I totally made…
Read moreBetty Bonnet: March 1915
Betty Bonnet is an ongoing serial story, released on the Sheep Among Wolves blog once a month. It follows the adventures of the Bonnet family, first created by Sheila Young…
Read moreIntroducing Betty Bonnet
This week, I am excited to be bringing you the first episode of a continuing story that will (hopefully!) be appearing on the Sheep Among Wolves blog once a month.…
Read morePaperback Release: Snow-Globe World
This has been a season of book releases on the SAW blog! While Sheep Among Wolves wasn’t the publisher for A Homewood Christmas and Seize the Night, we had authors…
Read moreGreat Joy: Book Review
Looks like December has room for one more library-find-review-post! We’ve been highlighting worthwhile books from the public library throughout 2022, and it’s time to finish up with a review that…
Read moreBook Release: Seize the Night
Good morning, everyone! We have an exciting new release to share with all of you, today. Seize the Night is a Christmas short story collection, featuring eight Christian authors who…
Read moreBook Release: A Homewood Christmas
Good morning and Happy Monday, everybody! (Yes, I did say Happy Monday. Everybody needs a happy start to the week once in a while!) This particular Monday happens to be…
Read moreWartime Princess—Book Review
“It’s way too old for my babysitting kids,” my voice trailed off. What I was actually looking for was a picture book. Or at least, a high-illustrated non-fic. There was…
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