Traces of Guilt

by Amanda Wells // May 23, 2016 // No Comments

The citizens of small-town Carin, Illinois have all but given up hope in solving two of the most devastating crimes to ever hit their area until Evie Blackwell steps in. She’s set to become part of a cold-case task force... Continue reading →

Book Review: Always Watching by Lynette Eason

by Amanda Wells // February 19, 2016 // No Comments

Intensity. Skill. Tenacity. The bodyguards of Elite Guardians Agency have it all. When it becomes clear that popular psychiatrist and radio personality Wade Savage has a stalker, his father secretly hires Elite Guardians to protect his son. But when Wade’s... Continue reading →

Book Review: Where She Belongs by Johnnie Alexander

by Amanda Wells // January 27, 2016 // 2 Comments

Pain. Loss. Death. Change. Shelby Kinkaid, a recent widow, uproots her two young daughters from their home, moves hundreds of miles away and buys her childhood home in the country. Raising her children where she grew up won’t be as... Continue reading →

Book Review: Thin Ice by Irene Hannon

by Amanda Wells // January 10, 2016 // No Comments

If Ginny Reed is alive, who died in her house fire? Christy Reed has reason to believe her sister is alive after a letter arrived in the mail claiming her sister didn’t die in the fire and is still alive,... Continue reading →

Why I Can’t Stand The Proverbs 31 Woman

by Amanda Wells // November 3, 2015 // 2 Comments

I must confess I’ve heard so many sermons and small group Bible studies about the Proverbs 31 woman that I’d begun to hate her. Have you heard of her? She’s perfect. Her husband has confidence in her and values her... Continue reading →

Hoodwinked: Myths Moms Believe

by Amanda Wells // October 30, 2015 // No Comments

Measuring up to the unattainable Proverbs 31 woman doesn’t have to be a deal breaker! What if she isn’t what we have always thought? What if a paradigm shift drastically changes how you mother? Hoodwinked is the newest book... Continue reading →

No More Hoodwinked Moms

by Amanda Wells // October 9, 2015 // No Comments

Have you fallen for the lies that keep you from enjoying motherhood? Do your friends make mothering sound and look easy, natural, and instinctive? Do you believe the lie that you are your child’s choices and if they mess up,... Continue reading →

The Farm Wyfe

Faith, Family, and Farming

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