A New Hope for Christmas

Welcome Erin Stevenson How did you come up with your title? Another Christmas Extravaganza book had a title similar to my working title, so PBG came up with this one, and I love it! It really brings out the theme of the book. Tell us about your hero and…

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How did you come up with your title? Another Christmas Extravaganza book had a title similar to my working title, so PBG came up with this one, and I love it! It really brings out the theme of the book.
Tell us about your hero and heroine. What makes them likeable? I tried to make them relatable. I never want my characters to come across as "perfect." I write them as real as possible so they'll connect with readers.
What makes this book special to you? That it is my first manuscript accepted by a traditional publisher.
What makes this a "must read" and why? Everyone knows someone who is grieving this holiday season. I hope this book will make it into those hands and provide hope and encouragement.

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