Gelato at the Villa Book Review
Robin Jones Gunn delivered another absolutely delightful novel in Gelato at the Villa, the second installment in the Suitcase Sisters Series. The character were so relatable, and the settings in Italy made me jealous of their adventures. Suitcase sisters Grace and Clair both needed a trip away from home to clear their heads. They decided Italy would…
Noble Book Review
Mesu Andrews takes the reader on a delightful journey through the ancient Middle East to explore little-known Bible verses and the longer stories behind their few words. Throughout her novel, Andrews’s dedication to preserving the historical accuracy of her stories is applaudable. The scant biblical references she worked off don’t offer much of a behind-the-scenes…
On Stories and the Sovereignty of God
Two things have solidified my understanding of the sovereignty of God. The first was a Seminary class on the theology of prayer. The second was writing a novel. The Seminary class makes sense. Praying was literally part of my homework. And the more I sought God in prayer, the more attuned I was to the…
Lessons From Christian Fiction
One of my favorite parts about school was (and still is) reading. I loved when my teachers would read to the whole class, and I loved going to the library to choose a book to read myself. The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis was a favorite of mine, and the entire series now graces…
For the Child Still in You: Why Grown-Ups Need Children’s Books Too
As an author of chapter books and middle grade novels, I often get the question, “What ages are your books written for?” Usually, I’ll say something like, “They’re written for kids ages seven to thirteen, but I’ve had teenagers and adults enjoy them too—as long as you don’t mind reading stories about twelve-year-olds!” I’ll admit…
“Wow. What A Story!”
Do you ever finish a book and just sit there, sort of shell shocked by the way the author built the intricate world, developed an unpredictable plot, and made that tiny, seemingly insignificant detail from chapter one somehow the answer to everything? I like to joke that if a book leaves you pondering your entire…
Karen Kingsbury’s New Holiday Novel to Release on October 21, With Major Motion Picture Following
Nashville, Tenn. – Beloved #1 New York Times bestselling author Karen Kingsbury returns to bookshelves this fall with The Christmas Ring, a heartwarming new fiction novel releasing October 21 from Thomas Nelson. Timed for the holiday season, the book will also arrive alongside a theatrical film adaptation from Fathom Entertainment, debuting in theaters nationwide starting…
“THE LAST RODEO” Comes To Theaters THIS WEEKEND!
“THE LAST RODEO” shares the story of Joe Wainwright (Neal McDonough), an aging retired champion bull rider, and his daughter Sally (Sarah Jones) who face a crisis that can only be solved by Joe entering and winning a bull riding competition. Joe must connect with a bull fighter and his estranged best friend of many years,…
YA Fantasy Author Q&A: Angie Dickinson (Truth Cursed)
Angie Dickinson is a lifelong lover of magical stories that point to truth, hope, and redemption. She received a B.A. in English Literature and is now a fantasy writer, living in the woods of Michigan with her husband and four children. Angie is saved by grace alone and is in awe of her Savior’s unrestrained…
NEW RELEASE SPOTLIGHT: Whispers of Fortune (Golden State Treasure Series #1)
Whispers of Fortune Golden State Treasure Series #1 Mary Connealy Bethany House Genres: Historical Romance #907 in Western & Frontier Romance Release Date: February 4, 2025 ISBN-10: 0764244396 ISBN-13: 978-0764244391 Book Summary: In a land of gold and grit, can two hearts uncover the true treasure? In 1875 California, Brody MacKenzie arrives at the Two…