Peggy Godson Mueller began her writing career while sitting in the carpool line at her daughter’s school. Her car provided the quiet solitude she needed to put her stories into written words. Fast forward many years: her daughter, Emily, is now married, and Peggy is a newlywed after being widowed during the COVID crisis. While real life’s plot twists temporarily took her away from actively pursuing her God-given love of writing, she is now back and eager to share her work through Winged Publications.
Peggy strives to create characters who are relatable, lovable, yet flawed. Building a little humor and sentimentality into her stories, no matter the situation, is important to her because real life is full of irony. Isn’t it? Her goal is to glorify God while touching readers’ hearts and leaving them wishing to know more.
An Atlanta native, Peggy now lives just north of the city with her husband, Steve Beaupre, and Tinkerbell, her feline fur baby. When not writing, Peggy loves antiquing, exploring new places with her husband, hanging out with family and friends . . . and, of course, providing a lap for her cat.
Keep up with Peggy’s goings-on by visiting her website, peggygodsonmueller.net. While there, click to follow her on Instagram and Facebook.
Linda’s childhood hobby takes a dangerous turn when someone commits a crime in her small hometown of Lykesville, Alabama, in 1957. She believes she witnessed what happened, but a terrifying threat keeps her silent.
Thirty-eight years later, the man she believes committed the crime stands on the verge of becoming governor. Determined to stop him, Linda begins digging through old records. She also recruits an unlikely team of middle-aged sleuths, including one member who hides secrets of his own.
The media dismisses her claims, and the town’s “good ol’ boy” law enforcement refuses to help. As the investigation intensifies, Linda must decide whether exposing the truth is worth the strain on her family. Through it all, she learns to trust God’s perfect timing and His promise of justice.
Join Linda on a journey filled with Southern charm, quirky characters, surprising twists, and plenty of laughs.
Faith McCleary moves to Nantucket Island to escape the heartbreak of a broken engagement. She never expects an evening walk—and a chance meeting with a local resident—to begin her journey toward healing.
Rebuilding trust proves far more difficult than she imagined. Like the island’s winding roads, her path is full of unexpected twists and challenges. Can Faith forgive her former fiancé? Will she find the strength and security to embrace a new future when life tests her again and again?
Join Faith on an emotional journey through the beauty of Nantucket. Explore its windswept beaches, historic eighteenth-century homes, and timeless charm. The island may capture your heart and leave you longing to return.
A small group of neighbors creates a survival camp deep in the woods. At first, life feels peaceful and secure. Then winter arrives. Food grows scarce, tempers rise, and survival takes on a whole new meaning.
Seven-year-old Effie Whatley tells the story of spending eight months living off the land with her family, several townspeople, and her imaginary friend, Knock. As hardship tests her innocence, Effie discovers that everyone makes mistakes. She also learns that forgiveness matters, even for the people she admires most.
Join Effie on her unforgettable journey. You’ll laugh with her, see the world through a child’s eyes, and maybe even shed a tear or two.