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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Joshua A. Johnston—Epic Journeys
Joshua talks about series, explains the qualities of Captain Jared Carter, and reveals the origins of his surprising side project…
Romance Q&A: Tamera Alexander (With This Pledge)
The author shares the overall theme of the series, what inspired her to set a series at the real-life Carnton Plantation, and what readers can expect from future books…
Contemporary Q&A: Cynthia Ruchti (Miles from Where We Started)
Cynthia talks about the origins of the story, why “road trips” make such great stories, and the best ways for readers to support their favorite authors…
Suspense Q&A: Lynn H. Blackburn (In Too Deep)
The author explains her inspiration for the book, the research behind the criminal investigation, and what intrigues her about dive team investigations…
Historical Q&A: Sandra Byrd (Lady of a Thousand Treasures)
The author shares about the book’s time and setting, what attracts her to write about the Victorian era, and how her faith impacts her storytelling…
Speculative Q&A: Morgan L. Busse (Mark of the Raven)
The author shares how the new series contrasts with her other series, and explains the challenges o writing a fantastic world infused with a biblical worldview…
Amish Mystery Q&A: Amy Lillard (Kappy King and the Pie Kaper)
The author talks about her amateur sleuth, dishes about her latest mystery, and reveals her own favorite detectives…
YA Q&A: J.A. Myhre (A Fever, a Flight, and a Fight for the World)
The author shares how a doctor in East Africa came to write the series, how her experiences have influenced the stories, and what connects the books together…
Kathie Lee Gifford on children’s book ‘The Gift That I Can Give’
In her new children’s book, longtime television host Kathie Lee Gifford inspires children to find their passion and purpose.
