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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Joanna Davidson Politano—Learning From Vineyards
The author talks about the inspiration for the adventure, why she’s drawn to writing about Victorian England, and the surprising spiritual truths she discovered while researching gardening…
Karen Kingsbury writing Baxter Family children’s series
Middle-grade series will be co-written with son Tyler Russell, launches Feb 2019.
Romance Q&A: Sarah E. Ladd (The Weaver’s Daughter)
Sarah explains the historical context of her novel, her research into the era, and the value of forgiveness…
Children’s Q&A: Patrick Gray (The Push)
Inspired by the true story: At fifteen years of age, a car accident triggered a dormant disease in Justin’s body resulting in a life lived in a wheelchair…
Historical Q&A: Jody Hedlund (Together Forever)
Jody shares more about the historical background of the series, how close her fiction is to the reality, and how readers can rely on the strength of God…
Fantasy Q&A: Gloria Clover (Children of the King series)
Gloria tells us how the novels are connected, explains her transition from romance to writing fantasy, and shares the challenges for a Christian author writing stories set in a fantastical world…
Contemporary Q&A: Sarah Price (Shattered Mirror)
She explains the painful inspiration for the new book, the personal experiences that drove the novel, and how her faith forms the core of her storytelling…
Suspense Q&A: Lynette Eason (Called to Protect)
The author shares why the new series revolves around a law enforcement family, what she learned about K-9 divisions writing the book, and why Chloe St. John is her favorite character in the book…
Amish Q&A: Susan Lantz Simpson (The Promise)
Susan shares what readers can expect from the series, the role that faith plays in The Promise, and how she gets the Amish details right…
