Why Write Light of Logan NOW?
By Regina Smeltzer I fell in love with Mr. Charlie the day he arrived in my mind. Old and blind, he sat for hours on the courthouse steps speaking to no one. I knew he had an incredible story, but he was slow to share it. Eventually, Ruth Cleveland appeared....What Eventually Led to Me to Write The Putting Green Whisperer
No, I’m not a golfer. I do own golf clubs, and I’ve played golf. And golfers have disrupted my life intermittently for years. When I was sixteen living on the Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Naval base in the early sixties, my parents took up golf. They enjoyed...The Builders Reluctant Bride from Stacey Weeks
I love how a story is able to convey deep theological truths in a compelling and applicable way. I love being lost in a character, thinking and feeling as deeply as them, struggling to find God in their broken dreams, and knowing—as the writer—their happy...The Christmas Child
In my novella, Christmas Child, set in 1891 New York City, adoption plays a significant role. A Christian who’s opening an orphanage explains to another character (who isn’t a believer) God’s take on the subject: “When a mother and father...Author Spotlight Penny Musco
Coming Soon — The Christmas Child How much of the book is based in real life? My husband and I struggled with infertility, not only primary—the inability to conceive any...Dark Lake by Clare Revell
Why did you write this particular story? I wrote this for several reasons. The main one being Lou. She just wouldn’t shut up after I finished the Signal Me series. Mind you, that in itself is a very long story and would take up all this post and several...The UNBREAKABLE Ruth Buchanan
Unbreakable: A novel of relationships, getaways, teep kicks, bacon, nuptials, and the occasional stabbing As a teenager, I adored reading Christian fiction. Give me a sweeping historical romance or a high-stakes thriller featuring the FBI, undercover agents,...Author Spotlight: Emily Conrad
How much of the book is based in real life? Very little except the setting. From Main Street to the doctor’s office to the bridge where Jake and Brooklyn meet up a couple of times, many of the locations are inspired by my hometown. We have a nice Main Street...The world has changed forever and so has fashion
The most classic treatment of clothes in The Blackburn Chronicles is the uniform of the those belonging to The Order of the Sword and Scroll. Crimson cloaks and armor breastplates worn by the knights harken back to the centuries old origin of the powerful society. Ashton Wells, spy for the Order, favors a knight’s blade over the more modern tracer gun.
Charlotte Blackburn, the heroin of the series goes through a tremendous transformation from debutante to dissenter and later…t