Let’s talk about how accountability can keep us moving forward. (via @StephBethNickel) The post The Importance of Accountability (guest post) first appeared on Janet Sketchley.
A Hint About Fatal Impulse 🔎📕I’m still finalizing the back cover blurb, but it’ll go something like this:If the runaway mom didn’t sneak back into town, who’s the snow-covered corpse wearing her coat?Landon Smith doesn’t dare investigate. Jugg...
These characters engaged my imagination, and I enjoyed watching the various relationships shift and grow. And what’s not to love about a crumbling lighthouse stocked with secrets? The post Review: Between the Sound and the Sea, by Amanda Cox first ap...
How do we give necessary correction with compassion? How do we receive it with grace? The post Encouraging One Another (Guest Post) first appeared on Janet Sketchley.
We Have a Title! 📕But first, guess whose writing office I sort of visited?I say “sort of” because it was a replica in a museum.Who do you think might have worked in an office like this?The name of the place gives it away: The Sherlock Holmes Museum...
We Have a Title! 📕But first, guess whose writing office I sort of visited?I say “sort of” because it was a replica in a museum.Who do you think might have worked in an office like this?The name of the place gives it away: The Sherlock Holmes Museum...
This mystery is a lot of fun with quirky characters and lots of action. The post Review: Quicksand, by Gigi Pandian first appeared on Janet Sketchley.
April 2026 New Releases in Christian Fiction. More in-depth descriptions of these books can be found on the ACFW Fiction Finder website. The post New Releases in Christian Fiction (April 2026) first appeared on Janet Sketchley.
Interested in writing, editing, self-care? Check out these podcasts recommended by Steph Beth Nickel. The post Podcasts and More Podcasts (Guest Post) first appeared on Janet Sketchley.
A Fatal Groove, by Olivia Blacke (St. Martin’s, 2023) Juni Jessup and her sisters have reopened the family record business, with a trendy coffee bar to draw people in. Before they can grow a steady income stream, the mayor is found dead—poisoned—hold...
**You may need to click "show remote content" or "allow remote content from SendFox" to display images in this email.**Hi there,Here's my weekly update for Mar 14, 2026... 🗒️ Review: The Bitter End Birding Society, by Amanda CoxAn immersive, faith-fi...
March 2026 New Releases More in-depth descriptions of these books can be found on the ACFW Fiction Finder website The post New Releases in Christian Fiction (March 2026) first appeared on Janet Sketchley.
March 2026What's this about a squirrel? 🐿️That squirrel emoji has a white stripe down his back, which probably means he’s a ground squirrel. He really looks like a chipmunk to me. Below is a better image. But first, the reason I’m starting this newsl...
An immersive, faith-filled novel with relatable (and sometimes quirky) characters who struggle to make sense of the hurts they carry. The post Review: The Bitter End Birding Society, by Amanda Cox first appeared on Janet Sketchley.
Living in the Now with a view toward tomorrow... The post Ever-Changing Seasons (Guest Post) first appeared on Janet Sketchley.
