Barbara Ellen Brink grew up on a small fruit farm in Washington State climbing trees, chasing butterflies, and reading lots of books. She now lives in the mean burbs of Minnesota fighting dandelions, shoveling snow, and writing lots of books.
She manages to blend mystery and nail-biting suspense with a touch of romance and humor in every novel. Her newest release, No Safe Place, is a Christian psychological thriller that will take you on a roller coaster with plenty of belly drops. So buckle up for the ride!
Barbara loves riding her motorcycle, biking, gardening, and canning enough salsa to last through the long, cold winters. Faith in God, love of family, and keeping up with her new puppy fill her life with joy and plenty of running.
Barbara Ellen Brink grew up on a small fruit farm in Washington State climbing trees, chasing butterflies, and reading lots of books. She now lives in the mean burbs of Minnesota fighting dandelions, shoveling snow, and writing lots of books.
She manages to blend mystery and nail-biting suspense with a touch of romance and humor in every novel. Her newest release, No Safe Place, is a Christian psychological thriller that will take you on a...
It's a New Year and I've resolved to read more books! Actually, that's a given. I always want to read more books. I don't always find enough time to read all the books I want to read though, but I give it my best try. The real problem is finding time to live my regular life in-between the beautiful, intriguing, suspenseful, romantic worlds I read about. Right now I am in the middle of J.T. Ellison's A Very Bad Thing, Beth Moran's The Most Wonderful Time of the Year, and Mara Williams' The...
I spent way too much time watching mindless, sappy, Christmas movies on Netflix this year. Good ones are far and few between, but sometimes you just have to wade through the mess to find a gem and get into that Christmas spirit.
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As I stare at my iPad, scroll through news stories that read like sensationalized film noir and delete dozens of emails for Black Friday sales, political ads, and of course book platforms, I am reminded of simpler times when the news was just the facts, ma'am, and writing a letter was something you did with a pen and paper. The wait to hear back was much longer but you didn’t fret about whether the recipient would be mad at you or unintentionally offended by your emoji selection. Social media...
