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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Possible Call to Action

To highlight part of the site, with a link via the button below. Or, section could be removed. Might have to change the background image if desired.

Recent Posts

Amish Romance Q&A: Suzanne Woods Fisher (The Newcomer)

By Ross Cluver | December 22, 2016

Fisher’s latest novel details the challenges for the first Amish group to settle in the New World.

Suspense Q&A: Samuel Parker (Purgatory Road)

By Ross Cluver | December 22, 2016

Samuel Parker explains the research behind his debut thriller, and how his faith informs his writing.

Historical Romance Q&A: Kristi Ann Hunter (An Uncommon Courtship)

By Ross Cluver | December 22, 2016

The author explains how the spiritual elements of this story are different from the others in the series.

Q&A: Francine Rivers (Bridge to Haven)

By Ross Cluver | December 21, 2016

The award-winning writer on the Prodigal’s Son, and the timeless elements of Bridge to Haven.

Thomas Locke: Bringing Light Into Dark Places

By Ross Cluver | December 14, 2016

“The key to these stories being successful is in anchoring them somehow to reality.”

New Historical Amish Series by Suzanne Woods Fisher

By Ross Cluver | December 12, 2016

Suzanne Woods Fisher Takes Readers Back to Amish Beginnings in Book Two of Historical Amish Series

Steampunk Allegory ‘The Aetherlight’ Continues with Snow-Blown Adventure

By Family Fiction Staff | December 12, 2016

Game for Tweens continues groundbreaking approach to retelling the Bible as a Steampunk adventure.

Watch: All About Julie Klassen’s New Series

By Ross Cluver | December 12, 2016

Julie Klass is on location and talking to readers about her first Regency Era series.

CUTE! Watch this Christmas video!

By Family Fiction Staff | December 8, 2016

Southland Christian Church asked a bunch of kids to share the story of Christmas – and then had adults act out the parts to the children?s version of the account.

Another Call To Action Here?

CTA helps break up the page visually and makes it more appealing. Also an opportunity to focus on something you want to promote.

Would need to change background image most likely.

Or, we can delete this section.