Wishing on Willows ~ Jessica C The Ryn ~ Beth B & Sylvia Scorned Justice ~ Evelyn Josiah’s Treasure ~ Laura J Congratulations! Your books will be on their way very soon…
Coming soon from Zondervan (and Blink!)
Zondervan has some great titles releasing towards the end of the year, along with a new YA imprint, Blink, which includes Doon, Remnants, and Merlin’s Shadow. Blink will release titles that will appeal to the general market and not be overtly Christian in focus. You can read more about Blink in this PW article. So, cover… Continue reading Coming soon from Zondervan (and Blink!)
Josiah’s Treasure by Nancy Herriman
Synopsis:~ In 1882 Sarah Whittier dreams of opening an art studio run by immigrant women. She plans to use the house left to her by family friend Josiah Cady as collateral for her studio. But will all be lost when the inheritance is challenged by an angry man claiming to be Josiah’s son and legal… Continue reading Josiah’s Treasure by Nancy Herriman
Coming in mid 2013 from River North
I’m a little overwhelmed at the moment with commitments in many areas of my life so this is short and sweet! Love to hear your thoughts on these books to be released soon from River North ~ any catch your eye or imagination? ~~~~~~~~ [amazon_link id=”0802409687″ target=”_blank” container=”” container_class=”” ]Shades of Mercy[/amazon_link] by Anita Lustrea &… Continue reading Coming in mid 2013 from River North
Character Spotlight on Donna Fletcher Crow’s Felicity & Antony
Meet a theology student and an Anglican priest in Donna Fletcher Crow’s murder mystery An Unholy Communion Monarch Books The Story First light, Ascension morning. From the top of the tower at the College of Transfiguration, voices rise in song. But Felicity’s delight turns to horror when a black-robed body hurtles over the precipice and… Continue reading Character Spotlight on Donna Fletcher Crow’s Felicity & Antony
Getting to know Ian Acheson
Get to know speculative fiction author Ian Acheson and his debut novel Angelguard Kregel ~~~~~~~~ If you could have chosen your own name, what would it be? I grew up not being too fond of Ian. I would have preferred my middle name, Michael. Even though for a time there I thought Gary was a… Continue reading Getting to know Ian Acheson