Book Review | Rendersella By Amy R. Anguish

Today I am reviewing Rendersella by Amy R. Anguish. You can read her interview here Book Description: Ella dreams of her artwork on display in the famous Prince Gallery, but working for her stepmother leaves her eking out sporadic minutes to draw or paint. When her stepsister steals her drawing and claims it as her …

Author Interview | Amy R Anguish talks about Rendersella

Please welcome Amy R Anguish to our blog today. Rendersella releases next Tuesday Can you tell us something about you we may not know? When I started college, I was an art major. I made the mistake of taking two art classes first semester along with my basics. It was too much and I decided art …

DEVOTIONAL: Sing, my soul!

I came across a song the other day called Sing Of This by Bethel Music. It’s an upbeat, faith song that encourages us to sing of who God is in our lives. Like many others, I can forget what I had for breakfast yesterday but can belt out a 90’s song at the top of …

Tuesday Book Chat | 15 July 2025

Welcome to Tuesday Book Chat. This is where we encourage book lovers to answer our bookish question of the week. As we are a faith-based group the questions refer mainly to Christian fiction or non-fiction. Today’s question is: If you could have a meal with 3 living authors, who would you choose and why? We …

New Releases | July 2025 With Giveaway Winners

Welcome to July’s new releases. Today we have 6 books to share with you as well as the Tuesday Book Chat winners for the second quarter. Alaskan Police Protector by Megan Short Publisher: ‎ Love Inspired Suspense (Released: 1 July 2025) To save a child, he has to risk his own life. When a minivan slides off …

Fiction Friday | The Collector of Burned Books by Roseanna M. White

Narelle here. I’m delighted to welcome Roseanna M. White to our blog today and share an interview plus my recommendation for her new book, The Collector of Burned Books, that’s releasing next week on July 15, 2025. What inspired this story? A couple years ago, I read a nonfiction book called When Books Went to War, all …

The Middle Voice

Most writers have heard of the active voice and the passive voice. But have you heard of the middle voice? I hadn't until a couple of weeks ago, when my pastor mentioned it in his sermon. It was just a throwaway line, about how he's currently studying Biblical Greek and not looking forward to next …

Tuesday Book Chat | 8 July 2025

Welcome to Tuesday Book Chat. This is where we encourage book lovers to answer our bookish question of the week. As we are a faith-based group the questions refer mainly to Christian fiction or non-fiction. Today’s question is: How are you doing with your 2025 reading challenge? We look forward to hearing your thoughts. Please …

Devotional | Two Truths, A Devotion

On the 28th of May 2025 I had a dream where I was talking to a lady I don’t know and I declared: “I’ve been given a promise that God can use my pain (past, present and future) to heal people.” I awoke at 4:35am to document my dream and I felt that it was …

Fiction Friday | No Stone Unturned by Jenelle Hovde

Narelle here. I’m delighted to welcome Jenelle Hovde to our blog today and share an interview plus my recommendation for her new book, No Stone Unturned, that’s releasing on July 15, 2025. What inspired No Stone Unturned? While researching Regency-era settings, I stumbled across the archaeological ruins of Bignor, England, and was immediately enchanted. A sleepy pastoral …