by Lynette Eason Detective James Cross has been honorably discharged from the Army Criminal Investigation Division due to wounds...

by Pepper Basham Historical murder mystery romantic comedy? Yeah, that’s a lot of words to describe my Freddie and Grace Mystery series,...

by Holly Marie I had waited ten months for this. Until now, I hadn’t felt ready. And even though I knew the time had come, I still found...

by Misty M. Beller If you’ve ever had a pet, you know they can be far more than just animals that share our space. Pets become cherished...

by Amanda Barratt In the autumn of 1940, a year after Hitler’s troops invaded Poland, the Nazi occupiers decreed the establishment of a...

by Kimberley Woodhouse A few years ago, I asked my readers on my Facebook page what they’d like to see next from me in my...

by Cheryl Grey Bostrom I know this: When adult family members sink or break, their children often bear the brunt of heartache. Then, as...

by Elizabeth Goddard I grew up in a small East Texas town, surrounded by a big loving Christian family that included my grandparents on...

by Irene Hannon A couple of years ago, I received a letter from a reader that startled me. She said I must have been raised in a very bad...

by Suzanne Woods Fisher Don’t you love it when experts get it wrong? I do. Last summer, weather forecasters predicted that California...

by Holly Varni I admit I completely fall into the cliché of “Every book is an autobiography, fiction or not.” When story lines and...

by Tamera Alexander The stories that have lived inside me the longest are often the most difficult to write, and A Million Little Choices...

by Melody Carlson Although the idea of discovering one’s related to royalty might be intriguing and interesting, I’d be completely...

by Mollie Rushmeyer In 2004, I did something no one who knew introverted me could’ve ever expected—I signed up to attend a summer-long...

by Amanda Cox I can’t recall the moment that I first became enchanted by honeybees. I’m sure it had something to do with watching the...

by Valerie Fraser Luesse When readers ask how I became a storyteller, I often credit the old black-and-white Magnavox TV that anchored a...

by Rachel Hauck Every summer, the cousins on my mom’s side gather for four days in eastern Tennessee. We laugh, take walks and naps,...

by Cindy Morgan They say the first rule of writing is to write what you know. Though fiction is a creation of untrue events, I believe...

by Cathy Gohlke Growing up, my family moved too often. Meeting new people and establishing friendships was hard for this introvert, and...

by Susie Finkbeiner A couple of years ago, I walked to the neighborhood park with my kids. It was a sunny day, just right for spending...