Twenty-two Australian Christian authors come together in this heartfelt anthology of fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. Some stories made me laugh. Others moved me to tears. All of them echoed with grace.
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Fiction Friday | Perilous Tides by Elizabeth Goddard
Today for Fiction Friday I’m sharing my book recommendation for Perilous Tides, the second book in Elizabeth Goddard’s Hidden Bay romantic suspense series releasing on July 15, 2025. Here’s the Book Description: High-Stakes Romantic Suspense from USA Today bestselling author Elizabeth GoddardThree years after her mother’s suspicious death, forensic artist Jo Cattrel is in hiding, working at …
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WW2 Historical Romance Book Recommendation – These Long Shadows by Jennifer Mistmorgan
Today I’m sharing my book recommendation for These Long Shadows (On Victory’s Wings, Book 3) by Australian author Jennifer Mistmorgan. Here’s the Book Description: How do they rebuild a marriage that wasn’t real in the first place? If you love epic wartime romance with a dash of intrigue, you’ll love this second-chance, marriage-of-convenience love story. …
Book Review | Recipe for Love by Penny Zeller
Today I am reviewing Recipe for Love by Penny Zeller, which released this week. Book Description Welcome to Cloverdale Falls, home to the famous chicken statue, new romance…and an unexpected mystery.Rumors started flying when all of the businesses on Main Street in Cloverdale Falls sold last month. Bakery owner Maisie Carpenter finds herself appointed to …
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Procrasti-Writing: When Avoiding Work Actually Works
Isaiah 40:31 But those who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength, they shall mount up with wings like eagles, they shall run and not be weary, they shall walk and not faint. Sometimes procrastination might actually be a necessary pause or redirection in order to regain our strength–strength in our physical body, in our …
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Book Spotlight | As Sure as the Sea by Jamie Ogle
Narelle here. I’m delighted to welcome Jamie Ogle to our blog today and share an interview about her new book, As Sure as the Sea, that’s releasing on February 11, 2025. How did you decide on the title, As Sure as the Sea? This book was originally called A Determined Hope, which sort of fit, but I …
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Beyond “I Do”: Marriage-in-Trouble Romance
More Than Just Weddings and First Kisses As a romance author, I’ve written my fair share of stories that end with proposals and wedding bells. There’s something undeniably magical about that moment when two people commit their lives to each other, and I’ll never tire of writing (or reading!) those stories where we follow the …
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Editing Your Life: A Fresh Start for 2025
Edit your life frequently and ruthlessly. It’s your masterpiece after all. Nathan W. Morris As writers, we know the value of editing our work and welcoming feedback from others. But have you ever thought about applying that same principle to your life? As we step into 2025, let’s go beyond making resolutions and consider the …
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Fiction Friday | Celebrity Pastor by Creston Mapes
Today for Fiction Friday I’m sharing my book recommendation for Celebrity Pastor by Creston Mapes. Here’s the Book Description: His Heart Was Right . . . Until It Wasn’t Pastor Neil Gentry embarked on his ministry with genuine intentions, unwavering passion, and undeniable charisma. He had a gift for drawing people in and teaching profound …
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From Book Famine to Feast
I spent most of my high school years in an all-girls’ boarding school in Uganda, East Africa. The country was just coming out of years of civil war and the economy was in tatters. It was hard to get hold of interesting reading material, and fiction was a luxury. Our school library was full of …