I’m super excited to feature amazing author Amanda Flower here on the Books & Hooks Blog. She’s the author of several mystery series, and she has two upcoming releases in April and May. Check out these sweet book...
Read MoreA couple of weeks ago, I decided to learn how to use my ball winder and yarn swift. What are those, you ask? Ever see yarn that’s wound into a hank, instead of a skein or ball? Here’s an example: This yarn is called...
Read MoreRecently in my Books & Hooks Facebook Group, I posted a recipe for Colcannon. If you don’t know what Colcannon is, you’re not alone because I didn’t either until I found the recipe. Basically it’s...
Read MoreTina and her husband Joseph in front of their store. Tina Loveless is an avid reader, a blogger, a promoter of Amish fiction and Amish fiction authors, and she also runs an Amish store! I recently asked Tina to answer some...
Read MoreI’m excited to announce that An Amish Picnic is available for purchase! I absolutely love this cover. This anthology includes stories by Amy Clipston, Kelly Irvin, Vannetta Chapman, and me. My contribution is Reeling in...
Read MoreThis past Saturday I signed copies of The Innkeeper’s Bride at Arkansas Yarn Co. in Malvern, AR. This was my second book signing at this fabulous yarn store, and like the first one, it went great! I had a wonderful...
Read MoreWho is my favorite character in The Innkeeper’s Bride? The answer might surprise you. I really loved Delilah. She’s quite proud for an Amish woman, and more than a bit stubborn. But she has good motivations, and...
Read MoreWhen BookBub first started, I didn’t pay much attention to it. I regret that now. I use BookBub all the time, not just to promote my own books, but also to discover wonderful new reading material. Here are five reasons why...
Read MoreI’m excited to announce that I’ll be returning to Arkansas Yarn Co. on Saturday February. 22 from 11am-1pm, where I’ll be signing copies of The Innkeeper’s Bride. We had a fantastic time at our...
Read MoreThe Innkeeper’s Bride is releasing on Jan 14 of this month. That’s amazing to me because this month I have hit a milestone! On January 1, 2000, I decided to start try writing my first book. As you can imagine...
Read MoreOn November 2 I had the exciting opportunity to sign copies of An Amish Christmas Bakery at Arkansas Yarn Co! An Amish Christmas Bakery, along with angels and a star ornament I crocheted out of Arkansas Yarn Co. yarn....
Read MoreFor the second year in a row, my pop up Etsy Store is now open! Most of you know that I LOVE to crochet (almost as much as I love to write!) and last year I decided to combine the two and sell a few of my crochet items. Each...
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With over a million copies sold, Kathleen Fuller is the author of several bestselling novels, including the Hearts of Middlefield novels, the Middlefield Family novels, the Amish of Birch Creek series, the Amish Letters series, the Brides of Birch Creek series, the upcoming Mail Order Brides of Birch Creek, as well as a middle-grade Amish series, the Mysteries of Middlefield. She has also contributed to numerous novella collections.
She and her husband James live in Arkansas and have three adult children. When she’s not writing, Kathleen is avidly crocheting, reading, and traveling, sometimes all at the same time. She runs the Facebook group Books & Hooks, which combines her love of books, crochet, and collecting recipes that she’ll never have enough time to make.
