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Posts by Ross Cluver

Contemporary Q&A: Katherine Reay (A Portrait of Emily Price)

By Ross Cluver | December 22, 2016 | Comments Off on Contemporary Q&A: Katherine Reay (A Portrait of Emily Price)

Katherine Reay writes women’s fiction with a fresh, exciting voice. She answers our questions about her latest novel.

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Speculative Q&A: Rachelle Dekker (The Returning)

By Ross Cluver | December 22, 2016 | Comments Off on Speculative Q&A: Rachelle Dekker (The Returning)

Rachelle sat down to answer some of our questions about the conclusion of her first series.

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Amish Romance Q&A: Suzanne Woods Fisher (The Newcomer)

By Ross Cluver | December 22, 2016 | Comments Off on Amish Romance Q&A: Suzanne Woods Fisher (The Newcomer)

Fisher’s latest novel details the challenges for the first Amish group to settle in the New World.

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Suspense Q&A: Samuel Parker (Purgatory Road)

By Ross Cluver | December 22, 2016 | Comments Off on Suspense Q&A: Samuel Parker (Purgatory Road)

Samuel Parker explains the research behind his debut thriller, and how his faith informs his writing.

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Historical Romance Q&A: Kristi Ann Hunter (An Uncommon Courtship)

By Ross Cluver | December 22, 2016 | Comments Off on Historical Romance Q&A: Kristi Ann Hunter (An Uncommon Courtship)

The author explains how the spiritual elements of this story are different from the others in the series.

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Q&A: Francine Rivers (Bridge to Haven)

By Ross Cluver | December 21, 2016 | Comments Off on Q&A: Francine Rivers (Bridge to Haven)

The award-winning writer on the Prodigal’s Son, and the timeless elements of Bridge to Haven.

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Thomas Locke: Bringing Light Into Dark Places

By Ross Cluver | December 14, 2016 | Comments Off on Thomas Locke: Bringing Light Into Dark Places

“The key to these stories being successful is in anchoring them somehow to reality.”

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Steampunk Allegory ‘The Aetherlight’ Continues with Snow-Blown Adventure

By Family Fiction Staff | December 12, 2016 | Comments Off on Steampunk Allegory ‘The Aetherlight’ Continues with Snow-Blown Adventure

Game for Tweens continues groundbreaking approach to retelling the Bible as a Steampunk adventure.

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Watch: All About Julie Klassen’s New Series

By Ross Cluver | December 12, 2016 | Comments Off on Watch: All About Julie Klassen’s New Series

Julie Klass is on location and talking to readers about her first Regency Era series.

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New Historical Amish Series by Suzanne Woods Fisher

By Ross Cluver | December 12, 2016 | Comments Off on New Historical Amish Series by Suzanne Woods Fisher

Suzanne Woods Fisher Takes Readers Back to Amish Beginnings in Book Two of Historical Amish Series

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