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DiAnn has written since she could hold a pencil and sound out the
Words. Her first stories were on Big Chief notebooks and always
involved adventure and excitement - and cowboys. As the years
rolled by, she wrote everything from poetry to books. She kept a
diary into her teen years until she discovered her sister read it!
When her four sons were little, she composed a series of junior
detective stories just for them. However, DiAnn didn't take writing
seriously until she felt God calling her to write for Him. Through the
encouragement of her husband, she began to study the craft
through how-to books and those written by her favorite authors.
“Communicating through the written word is an addiction for me,”
DiAnn says. “Storytelling is in my blood, especially stories in
which one or more of the characters are Christian. How these
characters solve their problems and take that courageous step
over the edge to embrace Jesus is my passion. Whether the story
is a romance, suspense, or mystery, the character stands at the
edge of the unknown with only their faith in God to sustain them.
These are unique characters who stumble and fall only to rise
again with renewed strength to carry out God's purpose for their
lives.My prayer is that all of my writing - be it fiction or nonfiction -
shows my love for God and a deep desire to carry out His Will.”
DiAnn has penned a good number of novels, novellas, devotions,
short stories, and non-fiction works.
For speaking events or to contact Diann
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1803, The Colony of Texas
Journey back to the early days of
southwest history when the
Spanish ruled the vast territory of
Texas and padres instructed the
people in the ways of God. Step
into the world of handsome
vaqueros and brightly dressed
dark-eyed maidens.
The time is 1803. This is the era of
Marianne Phillips and Armando
Garcia, two people separated by
race and culture but destined for
love. Marianne is the daughter of a
wealthy American rancher, a man
who will do anything to please the
Spanish and secure his land.
Armando is a Mexican peasant, a
rebel according to the Spanish. He
has committed his life to helping
the poor rise from poverty and the
oppression of the ruling Spanish.
Armando and Marianne . . . Two
unlikely people who have little in
common. Or do they?
Open this book to a romance that
will live in your heart long after the
story is told. Curl up in a serape
and listen to the strum of a
Spanish guitar. I invite you to read
with your heart and become a part
of a love story that only the hand of
God could orchestrate.
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Journey back to the early days of
southwest history when the
Spanish ruled the vast territory of
Texas and padres instructed the
people in the ways of God. Step
into the world of handsome
vaqueros and brightly dressed
dark-eyed maidens.
The time is 1803. This is the era of
Marianne Phillips and Armando
Garcia, two people separated by
race and culture but destined for
love. Marianne is the daughter of a
wealthy American rancher, a man
who will do anything to please the
Spanish and secure his land.
Armando is a Mexican peasant, a
rebel according to the Spanish. He
has committed his life to helping
the poor rise from poverty and the
oppression of the ruling Spanish.
Armando and Marianne . . . Two
unlikely people who have little in
common. Or do they?
Open this book to a romance that
will live in your heart long after the
story is told. Curl up in a serape
and listen to the strum of a
Spanish guitar. I invite you to read
with your heart and become a part
of a love story that only the hand of
God could orchestrate.
•
But if I say, "I will not mention him or
speak any more in his name," His word
is in my heart like a fire, a fire shut up in
my bones. I am weary of holding it in;
indeed, I cannot." Jeremiah 20:9 NIV
speak any more in his name," His word
is in my heart like a fire, a fire shut up in
my bones. I am weary of holding it in;
indeed, I cannot." Jeremiah 20:9 NIV
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