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New Books
Sleep DeprivedAn odd encounter in a cemetery. A baby in need. Every mom’s worst nightmare. When sleep deprivation skews her judgment, grieving young mother Mae risks everything to save a baby—only to wind up accused of a crime. Now her freedom, her marriage, and her… |
Harmony on the HorizonHer calling to change the world may be his downfall. On the heels of the Great Rebellion, Margaret Foster, an abolitionist northerner, takes a teaching position in 1865 San Diego—a town dominated by Southern sympathizers. At thirty-seven years of age, Margaret… |
New Authors
December KnightDecember Knight strives to share her imagination and Christian faith through her creative writing from an honest, real-life perspective, developing relatable deep characters, and vivid, complex storylines with controversial themes. She is a proud alumna of… |
Sharon J. MondragonSharon Mondragon is the author of award-winning fiction that takes you to the place where courage and kindness meet. She spent many years as a home-schooling Army wife. She now facilitates the prayer shawl ministry at St. Paul Episcopal Church and teaches… |
This week's interview
Barbara M. Britton
Barbara M. Britton dives deep within the pages of the Bible to discover unfamiliar characters and stories to bring to the pages of her books."Make your characters likeable. You can even give a villain a sympathetic trait. Readers that feel emotion toward a character will follow them to the last page of the book.”