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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Susan Sleeman—Balancing Act
Susan shares about her latest novels, how being a Christian author informs how she writes romantic suspense, and the best things that readers can do to support their favorite authors…
Historical Q&A: Rebecca Jepson (Millie’s Resolve)
Rebecca explains what makes the setting of her book special, which characters surprised her the most, and the challenges of writing as part of a series with other authors.
Romance Q&A: Kristin Billerbeck (The Theory of Happily Ever After)
Kristin shares the true-life inspiration for her main character, where she got the idea for the conflict, and why she likes writing about heroines who choose the wrong men…
Film ‘Paul, Apostle of Christ’ coming home in June
The home entertainment version will include deleted scenes and three featurettes.
Contemporary Q&A: Beth K. Vogt (Things I Never Told You)
The author shares the question that drove her to write the story, what readers can learn from the trials of the Thatcher family, and why it’s important to ask questions about faith…
Romantic Suspense Q&A: Nancy Mehl (Blind Betrayal)
Nancy shares how Blind Betrayal breaks new territory for her as an author, what makes her main character special, and why her books often carry strong spiritual themes…
Amish Q&A: Barbara Cameron (Buried Secrets)
The author shares her goals with the novel, the most challenging part writing it, and what she hopes readers take away after reading it…
Fantasy Q&A: Lindsay A. Franklin (The Story Peddler)
Lindsay shares about the series, how she built the world of the trilogy, and the challenges of keeping her fantasy fiction grounded in a biblical worldview…
Childrens Q&A: Dorena Williamson (ColorFull)
The author shares the inspiration behind ColorFull, how she puts herself in the minds of young readers, and how her ministry experiences influenced the book.
