Linda Leigh Hargrove

Linda Leigh Hargrove blends suspense, humor, and faith into compelling stories about race and class in America. Her writings include two novels: The Making of Isaac Hunt (June 2007) and Loving Cee Cee Johnson (September 2008). The former environmental engineer currently resides in North Carolina with her husband and three sons where she designs Web sites when she's not writing.

17Seeds Blog

Leave a Comment / Faith / By Linda Leigh Hargrove

My racial reconciliation blog, 17Seeds, has been part of this site for more than three years. Over the years I’ve talked about Pearl Bailey, Louis Gossett, Jr., TobyMac, and of course President Obama. But now, it’s time to pack up 300+ posts and move my racial reconciliation writings to it’s own spot. Don’t worry, I’ll …

17Seeds Blog Read More »

Have a Failure Party

Leave a Comment / Failure, Faith, Fear / By Linda Leigh Hargrove

Failure is not fun. I don’t know about you but if I’m going to celebrate something I’d rather it be something good. You’ve got to be some kind of sadist to want to shout for joy about a job loss or a failed relationship. Right? Not necessarily. The biggest mistake you can make is failing …

Have a Failure Party Read More »