Welcome to March’s new releases. Today we have 3 books to share with you. We also have news on Showcase by CASQ. Core Values: Rebekah Robinson, Anne Hamilton Publisher: Beckon Creative (Releases: 4 March 2025) The DNA of God Series: The world has never seen a patience like that of God. For longitude and latitude, …
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Wednesday Writing Wins from Beyond the Borders
It’s time to check in on the international members of American Christian Fiction Writers … and to introduce the 2025 ACFW Virtual Conference. ACFW Virtual Conference American Christian Fiction Writers is hosting a virtual writer’s conference on 21-22 March 2025, featuring award-winning author Kimberly Woodhouse and many more. Click here to find out more. Recordings …
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Book Review | The Light Keeper’s Wife by Jennifer Mistmorgan
Today I am reviewing The Light Keeper’s Wife by Jennifer Mistmorgan Book Description They’ve come to escape their wartime secrets. But are some shadows too dark to shake off? If you love romantic historical fiction with a dash of intrigue, you’ll love The Light Keeper’s Wife . Summer, 1946: Newlyweds Stuart and Amy Lewis have given up the …
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It’s Aussie August!
… and a bunch of top Australian authors have teamed together to introduce you to some of the best of Aussie fiction. (And one Kiwi—me.) So if you’re looking for something to read this winter/spring, click here to check out Aussie August, featuring: Narelle Atkins Liz Chapman Amanda Deed Christine Dillon Jenny Glazebrook Iola Goulton …
New Releases | August 2024 New Releases
Welcome to August 2024 new releases. Today we have 3 new releases. How the World Turns by Jenny Glazebrook Publisher: Jenny Glazebrook (Released: 11 July 2024) What do you do when your world is turned upside down? Ella Glade has chosen never to compete with her beautiful, talented half-sister Verity. Unfortunately Verity doesn’t have the …
Wednesday Writing Wins from Beyond the Borders
Members of the Beyond the Borders zone of American Christian Fiction Writers have been busy writing and publishing over the last few months … Contest Finalists and Winners Megan Southon is a semi-finalist in the Historical category of the 2024 ACFW Genesis Awards. Heart in the Clouds by Jennifer Mistmorgan is a finalist in the …
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New Releases | March 2024 New Releases
Welcome to March 2024 new releases. Today we have two new releases. Congrats. The Mapmaker’s Secret by Jennifer Mistmorgan Self Published (Release date: March 22, 2024) He’s there to uncover her secrets. She’s determined to hide them. Can he gain her trust without blowing his cover … or falling in love? If you enjoy gripping …
Fiction Friday | The Mapmaker’s Secret by Jennifer Mistmorgan
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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Fiction Friday | Heart in the Clouds by Jennifer Mistmorgan
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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How to be a good book reviewer
I confess that I have never been good at reviewing books. Even my favourite books, the ones that I could gush about for days, didn’t move me to enter a review on a retailer’s site. Sure, there was a little bit of laziness in there, but until recently, I truly considered my own opinion unimportant. …