by Erin Bartels I think most published authors would say that they feel a tension between reader/publisher expectations and their own...

by Laura Frantz Amid the Jacobite rising of 1715, an English heiress flees to the Scottish Lowlands to stay with allies of her powerful...

by Shelley Shepard Gray Her Heart’s Desire is the first book in my three-book Seasons in Pinecraft series. The story begins with heroine...

by Tina Yeager Dust-spangled rays filter through the windows of last century’s textile mill into a gallery of restoration. The light...

by Lynette Eason As I enjoy the release of my newest book—Critical Threat—as always, I’m reflective about what brought me to this place....

by Jennifer Delamere I was raised in a military family. By the time I was thirteen and my father retired from military service, we had...

by Carmen Schober Despite the fact that I’m not a budding Joanna Gaines—my elaborate home décor ambitions are temporarily paused as I...

by Mollie Rushmeyer For almost eight years, I was the program director for a non-profit pregnancy resource center in the heart of the...

by Barb Raveling It’s the day after Thanksgiving and many of us are waking up thinking, I can’t believe I ate so much yesterday! We’re...

by Erin Davis I was nine months pregnant with my second child when a plate of pancakes saved my life. If that sounds dramatic, perhaps...

by Bryan Litfin Caesar’s Lord is the third installment and the climax of an exciting historical saga set in the Roman Empire during the...

by Henry O. Arnold I read a quote from Swiss aeronaut Bertrand Piccard in a recent magazine article featuring his adventures as a...

by Tracie Peterson My series is set in New Mexico, a state I’ve enjoyed visiting many times for research. In deciding to write a new...

by Stephenia H. McGee I had a plan. For as long as I could remember, I’d wanted to be a veterinarian. Sometimes I dreamed of exotic...

by Lorraine Bossé-Smith Hearing a trusted medical professional tell you the news that you have an incurable disease is devastating....

by Joanna Davidson Politano I honestly never wanted to write an asylum story set in the old Victorian asylums. They are fascinating to...

by Shelley Shepard Gray I’m not really sure how it happened, but over the course of 30 years of marriage, my husband and I have moved...

by Irene Hannon I grew up in a very Irish family. My father was born in rural County Cork, Ireland, and lived in a cottage without...

by Hallee Bridgeman Writing the Love and Honor series was an absolute joy for me, because it gave me an opportunity to work very closely...

by Melody Carlson Although I’ve made a few quilts in my day and even took a quilting class once, I would not call myself a “serious”...