Today I’m sharing my book recommendation for A Heart to Treasure, Dienece Darling’s delightful romance novella set in Georgian England. Here’s the Book Description: The vicar’s son and the draper’s daughter have fought against all odds to be together, but a storm is coming. One that will shatter everything.Life hasn’t been easy for Obadiah Howard, …
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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 …
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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. …
Today for Fiction Friday I’m sharing my book recommendation for Hearts Unknown by Dienece Darling, a delightful historical romance novelette set in the Georgian era. Here’s the Book Description: When the heart longs for what it cannot have, toes aren’t safe in the ballroom.Edith Howard has long mourned the loss of Clarence. He was more …
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Today for Fiction Friday I’m sharing my book recommendation for The Mapmaker’s Secret, the second book in Jennifer Mistmorgan’s On Victory’s Wings WW2 historical romance series. A fabulous read that’s releasing in a few weeks on March 22, 2024. We meet a few familiar faces from Heart in the Clouds – the excellent first book …
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Today I’m sharing my book recommendation for Heart in the Clouds, the fabulous debut novel by Australian author Jennifer Mistmorgan. Here’s the book description: He’s a charismatic Australian bomber pilot used to beating the odds.She’s the radio operator he speaks to each night before he flies.He makes a bet that he can steal a kiss….and …
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Today’s Throwback Thursday is “Finding Sampson: Iron Age Superhero” by Bryan Winters “Three thousand years ago, Samson lived alongside an intelligent, technologically advanced, small nation, known as Philistia. Their leaders came up against a superhero with Asperger’s Syndrome. It took tactics to place the strong man and considerable plotting to remove him, and the strategies …
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Scattered, by Nola Lorraine is a fabulous debut inspirational historical fiction novel. Set in Victorian-era Nova Scotia, the novel employs quite a few genre elements such as historical, mystery, and romance–something for every reader. Maggie is on a quest. Her siblings have been sent from England to Canada as part of the Home Children Migrant …
By Carolyn Miller Today I’m sharing a book recommendation from our ACW archives. Last weekend Carrie Turansky’s historical romance novel Across the Blue was announced as a finalist in the 2019 ACFW Carol Award. Congratulations Carrie! From the publisher: Isabella Grayson, the eldest daughter of a wealthy, English newspaper magnate, longs to become a journalist, …
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Over the next few weeks, we’re introducing all the regular contributors to Australasian Christian Writers. Today it’s time to introduce Carolyn Miller. Welcome, Carolyn! Fast Five Long black or flat white? Skinny cap, actually (Or a caramel latte if I’m feeling reckless. But at home I tend to drink mostly tea. English breakfast, with milk) …
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