When Tristan meets Valentine, he had no idea his life was about to change forever. In The Viscount and the Vicar’s Daughter, Mimi Matthews pens a powerful tale of love at first sight and the impact one person can have on another. The minute you meet...

The Peasant King by Tessa Afshar is the thrilling sequel to her The Hidden Prince inspired by Cyrus, king of Persia. In The Peasant King, Cyrus has grown up and inherited his kingdom ans is in the middle of a war against his grandfather King Astyages...

This idea that we’re not good enough is something many of us struggle with us periodically. Will I measure up? Will I meet the standards that have been set? Will I be as good as I was last time? As I sat to edit His Perfect Family, these questions an...

…if God gave you a dream, you better listen. You just remember God knows the how and the why, though the wind may be frustrating. – The Dress Shop on King Street, Ashley Clark There are so many people who work at jobs they hate because they need to p...

Brynn and Sebastian Hate Each Other: A Love Story is Bethany Turner’s latest romantic comedy. When Brynn’s uncharacteristically snarky comments are broadcast live on air, she has to do something drastic to rescue her career. For Brynn, that means goi...

In The Amish Teacher’s Wish, Tracey J. Lyons, Sadie dreams of finding the perfect Amish man, but her father has his mind set on a match with an older widower. When Levi moves to their community temporarily to assist his cousin, Sadie wonders if Levi...

Redemption in the Wilderness by Andrea Byrd is book two in the Frontier Hearts series. Margaret and her sister Muireall are alone in the wilderness struggling to survive. When Iain Donegal realizes they’re alone, he decides to stick close by in case...

In Expired Vows, by Laura Conaway & Lisa Phillips, we spend time with Trace Bently who’s struggling to put his past behind him. When the EMTs are called in for a hostage situation, Trace comes face to face with a woman from his past. This book wa...

“I think I’m going through a questioning phase right now. Like I believe God is who he says he is. I do. I guess I just don’t understand why some people seem to have perfect lives where nothing bad ever happens, and other people seem to walk under th...

This week I’m pleased to have author J.R. Kopenski on the blog talking about ways to challenge yourself as a Christian author. What Does It Mean to Challenge Yourself? I think we’ve all been there. Prolonged periods of writer’s block or dry writing s...