I’ve read every book by Camy and enjoy her lighthearted style as she deals with the issue of singleness and following God’s path in your relationships. (And all the yummy Asian food she writes about.) Deadly Intent, her newest, is somewhat of a departure from her usual writing by moving firmly into the romantic suspense […]
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What’s Up with the Single Life?
By Christina Tarabochia on October 15, 2008 in Camy Tang, Only Uni, Review, Single Sashimi, Sushi for One?, Writing
Drake Yu. Why would Drake call her after … what, five years? Six? Venus heard in his voice that resonance that was almost a growl, that titanium-hard determination to get what he wanted. And he usually got what he wanted. The voice said: “I want you to work for me.” Not this time … If […]
Only Camy Tang … On Only Uni
I’m glad to have my my very, very close friend Camy Tang here today. We’re so close that we can actually knit a pattern with each of holding only one of the needles. Okay, maybe we’re not really that close, but I really, really like her. Here’s what I had to say about her first […]
Sushi for One?
Remember that GREAT book I was telling you about? Yep, it’s Camy Tang’s Sushi for One? I’m going to really try not to give to much away in this post, as if you haven’t read it yet, I don’t want to spoil anything for you. However, I will say that there is a sports-related injury […]
HUGE Fiction Giveaway
By Christina Tarabochia on November 24, 2007 in Ashberry Lane, Bette Nordberg, Camy Tang, James Scott Bell, Lauraine Snelling, Robin Jones Gunn, Robin Lee Hatcher, Roxanne Henke, Tosca Lee
Mom and I write about relationships. We are a relationship. We want to dominate the relationship brand. And we want to have at least 500 subscribers to the Ashberry Lane Newsletter by the first of the year. Should we expect you to sign up and work hard at strong-arming your friends to sign up while […]
10-20-30
I was tagged by Camy Tang! Where was I 10-20-30 years ago? 10 – Worked as a shoe saleswoman at Fred Meyers, a one-stop-shopping store, at least twenty hours a week while taking fifteen hours of class work during my sophomore year at Pacific University. This might have–insanely–been when my husband and I began discussing […]
ACFW: Day Three
By Christina Tarabochia on October 6, 2007 in ACFW, Brandilyn Collins, Camy Tang, Colleen Coble, James Scott Bell, Jennifer Griffith, John Olson, Kim Moore, Sandra Glahn, Susan Meissner, Tina Helmuth, Trish Perry
Apparently there are two kinds of conference attendees–the ones who either blogged real time during the conference and/or had all their pictures posted within a few days or the ones who dove into their WIP and can’t find time to breath, let alone blog. Oh, wait … then there’s me. I’m still plodding along, attempting […]