Features

The Romance-Mystery Writer on Her Gothic Novel Butterfly Palace

"In Outcasts, the remnant from Glenrock has escaped their confines, but they are still trapped inside the city walls. They join forces with Safe Lands rebels in an effort to find freedom."

"We're all searching for meaning, aren't we' It's way too easy to say, "Oh, just follow the Lord!" But what does that even mean' How can we do that' Runaway Saint encourages us to step back and watch and let God use circumstances and people as guideposts."

"I saw Robert Edsel's nonfiction book about the Monuments Men and was immediately captivated. I've long loved World War II history, and this was an aspect of it I'd never been exposed to."

Update--Check our list of winners! Hurry for your chance to win one of fifteen copies!

Andrew Klavan on His Providential Move to YA Fiction

"In doing a sequel to The Dragon and the Turtle we wanted to continue building our theme of friendship and offer a book that mimics pretend play with clues on each page that feed the reader's imagination."

"Even though my books are fiction, with each one I try to pay tribute to those real life women who went before us. They were remarkably resilient, resourceful, and courageous. I feel great affection for them and I hope that comes across in my novels."

"Firstborn sprang from a news article I read concerning gendercide. I was horrified to learn that over 37 million girls are missing in China alone, due to the One Child Policy enacted in 1980."

"I like to say that my stories have a soft landing'because life is hard."