My Story
Hey there! I’m Carrie,
Over the years, God rewrote my dreams from being a corporate accountant (or FBI agent taking down the bad guys) to being a stay-at-home mom and a writer. Okay, so I came kicking and screaming part (a lot) of the way, but I’m so thankful that God persisted.
I am a military wife. Or, more accurately, a former military wife. After Basic, two Tech Schools, three duty stations and ten years in the military, my husband medically retired. He is now a government employee on Ft. Bragg, North Carolina, so we still get to hang out and support our active duty members.
We live near the post with our three children. Besides writing books, I homeschool, try to keep up with family and friends, and cram in as much reading as I can.
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My Writing
More than anything, I strive to write encouraging books. My fiction is purposely clean, happily-ever-after, gentle romance stories that show practical Christianity. My nonfiction for military spouses is
You’ll see a lot of my heart and values in my weekly blog posts. Sometimes I post about great books, and every great once in a while I hand the reins over to a friend who challenges me to keep seeking Christ. God’s taught me many things that I want to share with you, and I know He still has a lot to teach me. It’s going to be an incredible journey! Will you join me?
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😳 Why on earth would you ask a patient with a history of strokes that you’re worried about dementia … questions that could lead to more doctor appointments?? LOL … 🙄 Oh, hospitals and their questions. Sigh … At any rate, I turned down the appointment for Dad to talk to an ENT about getting a CPAP machine. I told her we were dealing with more serious issues at the moment and thought we could let this one go for now.