Misinformation regarding book publishing is an issue that writers can’t afford to ignore. How can writers avoid being conned and ripped off by unscrupulous people and vanity publishing businesses? These are a few of the many questions writers are grappling with as they navigate a dangerous publishing landscape that’s sadly full of publishing sharks. Let’s …
Fiction Friday | The Piano by Marion Ueckermann
Today for Fiction Friday I'm sharing my book recommendation for The Piano, a contemporary romance novel from Marion Ueckermann set in South Africa and Germany. Here's the Book Description: A hidden treasure. A centuries-old mystery. And a growing love built on lies.Archaeologist Elizabeth Jensen’s life is defined by the dirt and history of her South …
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Guest Post | From Kathmandu to Picture Book: The Story Behind ‘Lost’
Today we welcome author Melissa Gijsbers to our blog talking about "Lost". It’s been a long time since I’ve shared an article here, so thought I should start by introducing myself. My name is Melissa Gijsbers, I’m an author and write many different things, from picture books to novellas, fiction and non-fiction. I can’t stick …
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From Darkness to Light
I’m currently on holiday, visiting Adelaide in South Australia. It’s a lovely city, with some fabulous old buildings and excellent museums. On my first day, I visited the Art Gallery of South Australia. I haven’t studied art or at history beyond what I’ve picked up in various gallery visits. As a result, I tend to …
Tuesday Book Chat | 13 October 2026
Welcome to Tuesday Book Chat where we discuss bookish questions. Each week we ask a bookish question to spark conversation among readers, with a focus on Christian fiction and nonfiction. Today’s question is: Do you like your chapters short and punchy or long and immersive? We look forward to hearing your thoughts. Please join in …
October 2026 New Releases and Giveaway winner
Welcome to our October 2026 New Releases with giveaway winner announced. This month we're featuring two Christian fiction books. We hope you'll enjoy discovering these recent releases, and we congratulate the authors on their new books. What Could Go Right by Jessica Wakefield Publisher: Love & Daisies Press (Released: 5 October 2026) He spent three …
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Fiction Friday | Falling Into Us by Denise Hunter
Today for Fiction Friday I'm sharing my book recommendation for Falling Into Us, Denise Hunter's new small town contemporary Christian romance that's releasing next week. Here's the Book Description: She only meant to drop off a letter. She found a family instead. This fall romance from Denise Hunter is perfect for fans of Debbie Macomber …
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Book Review | Sanctuary and Sabotage by Lori DeJong
Today I am reviewing a Christian Romantic Suspense by Lori DeJong, Sanctuary and Sabotage set in Texas. Book Description: The greatest threat isn’t the enemy outside—it’s the secrets between them. Security Specialist Trevor Paxton returns to his Texas hometown searching for sanctuary after the death of a colleague under his leadership. The family ranch should …
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Book Review | The Dead Sea Squirrels Field Day Frenzy
Today I am reviewing a Christian children's book by Mike Nawrocki Book Description: The Dead Sea Squirrels action-packed adventure series continues with the ultimate teamwork test—Field Day! Go, Team, Go! It's Field Day at Walnut Creek Elementary School and Michael is named Team Captain. But his greed for victory makes him overlook his classmates whose …
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Tuesday Book Chat | 6 October 2026
Welcome to Tuesday Book Chat where we discuss bookish questions. Each week we ask a bookish question to spark conversation among readers, with a focus on Christian fiction and nonfiction. Today’s question is: Do You prefer books that drop you right into the action or ones that take time to set the mood? We look …