Chatting with USA Bestselling Author Tamera Alexander was like chatting with someone I’ve known since elementary school! We laughed, shared stories, and had so much fun. Tamera talks about the importance of staying true to history in her novels, how she weaves in figures like Jack Daniel and the suffrage […]
In this episode, Christine Hill Suntz discusses The Heiress and the Woodsman, a historical fiction novel set in 1830s Canada. She shares what inspired the story, why she chose this era and setting. She even talks about her life on her hobby farm! About Christine History has always captured Christine’s […]
Welcome to First Line Friday, hosted by Reading is my SuperPower! It’s time to grab the book you’re reading, and share the first line! This week I’m sharing the first line to Bookmarked for Love. It released this week, I finished it on release day, and I can say it […]
Today I’m thrilled to be chatting with Jennie Goutet. We chat about her writing journey from memoir to historical romance, her insights on book covers, writing in the Georgian era, and the importance of clean fiction. She also chats about living in France! About Jennie Jennie Goutet is the best-selling […]
Author Terri Wangard shares her passion for writing historical fiction based on lesser-known history, her research process, and how she weaves faith and themes of forgiveness into her stories. Discover insights into her creative process, upcoming projects, and the importance of accurate historical portrayal. If you haven’t read her books, […]
In this engaging interview, Suzanne Woods Fisher shares her insights on incorporating real-life locations into fiction, the significance of national parks, and her research process for portraying indigenous heritage accurately. Listen to learn more about Suzanne’s latest release, Chase the Light. About Suzanne Bestselling author Suzanne Woods Fisher wrote her first […]