by Joanna Davidson Politano I do a lot of looking down in this season of my life—down at my computer, down at my nursing babies, down at...

by Pepper Basham Grief isn’t usually something people associate with romantic comedy. Because it isn’t funny. It’s hard, long,...

by Kim Vogel Sawyer In September of 2020, as restrictions were beginning to lift following the COVID quarantine, my husband took me on a...

by Lynn H. Blackburn When I was younger, I frequently made the following statement: I’m not creative. At all. This was before I began...

by Angela Hunt My latest release, The Daughter of Rome , is set in that ancient city during the time of Nero. I don’t know why we are so...

by Janice Cantore It can be dangerous to ask a suspense fiction author where they get their story ideas. The answer might be some twisted...

by Elizabeth Goddard Growing up in a small town in East Texas, I loved reading the gothic romances of the Bronte sisters, Victoria Holt,...

by Colleen Coble People ask where ideas for novels come from, and for me, it’s generally a news article or documentary, but Ambush came...

by Jayna Breigh I am in a season of endings. My son graduated from high school in May 2023. My father died in February 2024, and my baby...

by Jill Eileen Smith Dawn of Grace is my first-person fictional account of the life of Mary Magdalene. Most of us have heard of this...

by Jennifer Deibel The damp Irish air kissed my cheeks as we strolled along the streets of the quaint Donegal Town over two decades ago....

by Sarah Sundin What do Scotland, lighthouses, and selkies have in common? For me, family. When you’re an author, everyone gives you...

by Lynette Eason When Jesslyn McCormick was just seven years old, a devastating house fire killed her parents and two younger sisters....

by Tracie Peterson A Truth Revealed , which is book 3 in my Heart of Cheyenne series, released last month and I’m really excited for the...

by Tessa Afshar Esther’s story holds a special significance for me. I grew up in Persia where Esther lived and reigned as queen, and...

by Patricia Bradley Did you know some people have a hard time accepting help? Often first-borns, they are usually capable and independent...

by Shelley Shepard Gray Have you ever been so taken with a character in a novel that you had to know what happened to him or her after...

by Irene Hannon   I’ve been thinking a lot about trust lately. Specifically about how important it is to trust people to do the right...

by Holly Varni   The first couple lines of any story I am working on have always been important to me, giving me an anchor for the whole...

by Sally Clarkson   Historically, a good queen brought about a life-giving influence as she considered herself a steward, responsible for...