Q&A with Jamie Jo Wright on Gold Haven Heiress
Jamie Jo Wright had two novellas debut with Barbour Books this year, and we discuss one of them at the American Christian Fiction Writers Conference.
Bibleman Is Back – And It’s A Cartoon!
B&H Kids brings back Bibleman in a whole new format, and with a brand-new look.
Film ‘I Am Not Ashamed’ recounts courage in face of death
Coming to theaters in October, I'm Not Ashamed is the true story of the first victim of the 1999 Columbine High School massacre in Columbine, Colorado.
Q&A: Kristi Ann Hunter (The Hawthorne House Series)
Kristi Ann Hunter visits with us at ACFW and shares tidbits of her debut Regency romance series.
Q&A: Irene Hannon (Tangled Webs)
Irene Hannon's latest novel, Tangled Webs, will have psychological suspense fans turning pages while sitting on the edges of their seats.
Q&A: Kara Isaac
Kara tells us what inspired the Narnia theme, what it's like the visit Hobbiton, and why storytelling is an amazing way to share truth.
Review: Susan May Warren’s YOU’RE THE ONE THAT I WANT
"This story conveys the importance of not giving up. Not giving up on faith, on a pursuit of purpose, on God's plan and presence, or on family and its strength. It takes the prodigal son returning to a new level."
Review: Amy Lillard’s JUST PLAIN SADIE
"Just Plain Sadie (Zebra Books) is the newest, and quite possibly, the best Amish romance novel by Amy Lillard in the Wells Landing series."
Review: Liz Johnson’s THE RED DOOR INN
An idyllic setting and story of a search for purpose come together in the launch of a new series by author Liz Johnson with the first book, The Red Door Inn (Revell), book 1 of the Prince Edward Island Dreams series. This new contemporary romance has a relaxed, old-fashioned feel with nods to L.M. Mongomery's literary influence on the setting.
Review: Jennifer Beckstrand’s HUCKLEBERRY HARVEST
"Huckleberry Harvest just may be the best book written by Jennifer Beckstrand so far. Yes, it is simply that good."