by Crystal Caudill When life gets tough, some people eat chocolate. Me? I write a story . . . and eat the chocolate—lots of it. Story is...

by Os Guinness Do you have a mind that is always seeking to make sense of things? Does your heart have a deep longing for a sense of...

by Tracie Peterson I grew up hearing that saying a lot. Born and raised in Topeka, Kansas, I soon found that the Santa Fe Railroad played...

by Kristi Ann Hunter When I started researching Newmarket, English horseracing and the famous Heath on which so much history was created,...

by Rhonda Rhea It looked like the sideview outline of a little robot ducky head. Sort of cute, really. I was shocked when somebody told...

by Amanda Cabot Annie stood by her mother’s grave, sobbing as if her heart were breaking. Though I’d known her since we’d been in...

by Mary Connealy Am I smart enough to write about geniuses? That was a question that almost stumped me many times while writing The...

by Ashley Clark I often say Where the Last Rose Blooms is my “newest” novel, but in reality, I actually drafted this story prior to...

How would you describe your writing in general to someone who hasn't read any of your books? I write from the pages of life, as my life...

by Jill Eileen Smith The Prince and the Prodigal is the story of a relationship between two of twelve brothers. Judah is the fourth son...

by Gretchen Saffles Crouching on the cold laminate floor, I sobbed as I looked at the strands of hair laced around my fingers. Months of...

by Erica Wiggenhorn When we suffer from a fear of inadequacy or failure, allowing other people to see our limitations terrifies us. We...

by Dr. Michelle Caulk According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the primary definition of identity is “the fact of being who or what a...