G.G. Vandagriff, Author
30
Nov
It is no news that ever since Harry Potter, fantasy books have been in high demand. New authors are sprouting up all the time. Adults are even reading children’s fantasy books, and the adult fantasy market is burgeoning. Why? Obviously, people are looking for escape from the world they live in and are looking for [...]
29
Nov
My poor hip is screaming so loud that I have decided to give it a rest and stay in bed for a week with ice packs, etc. Fun podcast just uploaded at http://www.ldswomensbookreview.com/wordpress/?p=118 We laughed a LOT!!!
27
Nov
My favorite thing about G.G. Vandagriff’s ‘The Hidden Branch’ is that it doesn’t try to take itself too seriously. The character of Briggie is as fun as her name sounds. She’s a senior lady who lands in jail more than once, yet none of her friends seem nonplussed by the news. And even though the [...]
27
Nov
Do you want a fun read with lots of intrigue that has sleuthing by two wonderful main characters who would rival Agatha Christie’s Poirot? Well I’ve found it in G.G. Vandagriff’s book The Hidden Branch. This book is just plain fun! Not only does the mystery of the novel twist and turn, but so does [...]
21
Nov
GG: When I visited you last summer and you were so gracious to offer me bed and breakfast, etc. during my Idaho Signing Trip, I became aware you are possessed with more talents than the average person dreams of: You are an accomplished speaker (EFY, keynote presenter, workshop facilitator, etc.), you are a musical composer, [...]
17
Nov
Since this is the week of Thanksgiving, it is fitting that I should have an experience that makes me extremely grateful for my health and for modern medicine. As most of my readers know, I had a complete hip replacement last May. I am still not completely recovered and it was one of if not [...]
12
Nov
I am going to be a grandmother again! Jack has waited nearly four years for a sibling! We got to see an ultrasound picture, and the child looks like a kidney bean with little tiny armbuds. He /She is only 7 weeks old. Delivery is expected June 15! I just booked a cruise yesterday to [...]
9
Nov
How can one book be so many contradictory things? A book about some fairly famous people by Anne Bradshaw on Family Nights. You will laugh out loud at some of the entries, find some great ideas to spice things up at your house, stop feeling guilty about your FHE "failures," and be inspired by the [...]
5
Nov
The Last Waltz is being read in 3 book clubs that I know of in January: 2 in Colorado and 1 in California. I had nothing to do with setting these up, other than putting a book club page on TLW website (http://last-waltz.com). The book lends itself to book clubs really well because when people [...]
4
Nov
When I asked for votes on the order my characters should appear in The Crazy Ladies of Oakwood: Part One–The Florentine Escapade (or Escapade in Tuscany?) I was amazed to find that every single respondent chose McKenzie as the first character to be presented. The really odd thing about it is that each of my [...]
