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Articles Written by: ANNABELLE ROBERTSON
What would you do if faced with injustice—if it meant putting your life, and the lives of your loved ones, in danger? That’s the question author Richard Doster asks in his poignant, well-written historical novel, Crossing the Lines.
In his first book, ...
From ANNABELLE ROBERTSON,
Crosswalk,
17 Aug 2009
Southern women have been known to say, “Pretty is as pretty does.”
When it comes to Southerner Michael Snyder, however, this would probably be better paraphrased as “Funny is as funny does.” The Tennessee-based novelist and father of four, who was ...
From ANNABELLE ROBERTSON,
Crosswalk,
6 Aug 2009
In 2003, just four days before her divorce from cyclist Lance Armstrong became final, Kristin Armstrong completed her first marathon. She clocked in at less than four hours, with an average of just 8 minutes and 42 seconds per mile.
That race, ...
From ANNABELLE ROBERTSON,
Crosswalk,
5 Jun 2009
DVD Release Date: May 5, 2009
Theatrical Release Date: December 25, 2008
Rating: PG-13 (for brief strong language)
Genre: Drama
Run Time: 93 min.
Director: Joel Hopkins
Actors: Dustin Hoffman, Emma Thompson, Kathy Baker, James Brolin, Liane ...
From ANNABELLE ROBERTSON,
Crosswalk,
27 May 2009
Nonna Bannister’s childhood was like that of any other Russian aristocrat. She enjoyed school, hobbies, family time and holidays. She took sleigh rides with her relatives near their country home. And, she was highly educated. By the time Nonna was ...
From ANNABELLE ROBERTSON,
Crosswalk,
22 May 2009
Stephen M. Miller isn’t your average Bible scholar. In fact, despite publishing credits that would make any seminary professor proud, Miller insists he’s not a scholar at all—and Bible scholars just might agree. According to Miller, he’s merely a ...
From ANNABELLE ROBERTSON,
Crosswalk,
20 May 2009
DVD Release Date: April 14, 2009
Theatrical Release Date: December 25, 2008
Rating: PG-13 (for intense sequences of stylized violence and action, some sexual content and brief nudity)
Genre: Action/Adventure
Run Time: 108 min.
Director: Frank ...
From ANNABELLE ROBERTSON,
Crosswalk,
21 Apr 2009
Aster Flynn is a sweet girl. Too sweet, no doubt. But, hey! What’s a 17-year-old supposed to do when her dad is AWOL, her mother works non-stop, her older sister is a complete and total narcissist—and her younger sister has Down’s Syndrome? ...
From ANNABELLE ROBERTSON,
Crosswalk,
13 Apr 2009
Like many leaders of developing countries, Venezuelan President Armando Guzman enjoys a smorgasbord of lavish riches without thinking of the many citizens who face homelessness, illness and starvation every day. Thousands of those citizens are ...
From ANNABELLE ROBERTSON,
Crosswalk,
3 Apr 2009
Marine Gunnery Sgt. Shelton “Shel” McHenry does not like Father’s Day. In fact, he can get rather nasty every time that annual event arrives. So when Shel’s Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) colleague, Remy, asks Shel to accompany him on an ...
From ANNABELLE ROBERTSON,
Crosswalk,
20 Mar 2009
