Maybe a Hero section here? With the main purpose of the site?
Could add a magazine cover to the right. Or, have a background image that aligns with the site mission.
Or we could remove this section.
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In this interview, Jennifer shares the inspiration behind her story, and how she approaching writing about the Plain people.
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Christian Romance Book Club #02 – Liz Johnson
In this interview with host Erica Rodriguez Well, Liz offers an overview of the series, the spiritual themes of the books, and what led Liz to write romances.
Christmas Romance Q&A: Georgia Curtis Ling (The Ornament of Hope)
The author talks about how the Hallmark Christmas movies influenced her, her goals writing the novel, and the essential qualities of a romance’s leading lady and leading man.
Christian Romance Book Club #01 – Colleen Coble
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Christian Fiction New Releases November 2020
More than 30 new Christian fiction titles, including novels from Beth Wiseman, Tracie Peterson, Olivia Newport, Jen Turano, Davis Bunn, and more!
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Suspense Q&A: Pepper Basham (The Red Ribbon)
Pepper explains the historical facts behind the story, the spiritual theme of the novel, and what she hopes readers get out of The Red Ribbon.
