Writing my first and last books was motivated by love for my wife. The first one turned out to be the therapy I needed to be strong for her as she navigated another bout with cancer. My last one was… Read More »Diamonds, Detectives, and Dummies
I never planned to write a separate book with this title, but it seemed appropriate when the original book seemed too long and needed to be split. Although the second book in the Chase Wright series is similar regarding the… Read More »Finding Mrs. Wright
Ever since I was a boy, I’ve enjoyed watching movies. I especially loved action-packed, suspenseful movies with a triumphant good versus evil theme. Over the years, my appreciation for spy movies changed. I saw past the action and suspense and… Read More »The Wright Spy
Life has a way of providing an endless supply of bittersweet experiences. The older you get, the more you realize that people and experiences that once provided comfort and pleasure are no longer part of your life. If you are… Read More »Dad’s Gifts: A Legacy of Love
I’ve always had an interest in the sci-fi genre. I remember as a boy that most television and movie stories seemed to focus on police and cowboys. Although I enjoyed those types of stories, I was drawn to something out… Read More »Twisting Time and Healing Blood
While I was writing my first book, I was actually writing my second book. If listing the major points of your book counts in the writing process, I was definitely writing my second book. The same inspiration that moved me… Read More »The Greatest Book Ever Written
The subject of my next seven blogs will be the story behind each of the seven books I published. Each blog will include my inspiration for the book, the message of the book, and some side notes I want to… Read More »Love, Truth, and Power
“Don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater,” may be my favorite idiom. I especially like this phrase to compare the non believer’s attitude regarding the existence of God. When people harbor negative feelings for a person representing a group,… Read More »Don’t Throw the Baby Out with the Bathwater
For this post, I will define evil as any action that violates the teaching of Christ in the four great Gospels of the Bible. By no coincidence, they are basically the same laws of morality accepted by civilized people. I… Read More »The Lure of Evil and Thrill of Creating Misery
Let me start by considering the definition of inspirational. I believe one of the hidden causes of arguments is when people cling to a personal definition of a word that conflicts with the other person’s definition. Ironically, they might agree… Read More »Why Write Inspirational Books?