Carrie’s Blog
Christmas in Edwardian Times
Hi Friends, Many of the Christmas traditions enjoyed by the English during the Edwardian era were similar to those we enjoy in the US today, but some are quite different. I loved learning more about Edwardian Christmas traditions as I did research for my novel, The...
The Inspiration for The Governess of Highland Hall
Hi Friends, Many people have asked me how I came up with the idea to write The Governess of Highland Hall. So, I thought I would share a few questions and answers about the book's inspiration today. Watching the British TV series Downton Abbey stirred my...
Happy Thanksgiving!
Hi Friends, This Thanksgiving I am reflecting back over the many blessings that have come my way this year. I am very grateful to see the Lord at work in our family, especially in the lives of my grandchildren. What a blessing to see them excited about their faith,...
My Writing Journey
Hi Friends, I am often asked how I got started writing, so I thought I would share my writing journey with you! I’ve loved reading since I first visited the library as a young child and checked out a tall stack of picture books. I soon graduated to chapter books and...
Lemon-Blueberry Scones: A Delicious Tea Time Treat
Hi Friends, Scones are a delicious treat often enjoyed at teatime in England today, just as they were back in 1911 when Julia Foster became the governess at Highland Hall and enjoyed them with the Ramsey family at their beautiful country estate. Serving Tea at...
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