At some point, there’s a fear every author faces, a moment of paralyzing doubt.Whether it’s publishing that first novel, receiving a harsh review, or just hitting “post” on a vulnerable piece, the fear is real. Writing is deeply personal—and putting it out into the world can feel like standing in front of a crowd with
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Writing can be a lonely career, and so authors are encouraged to find a community. Author Gayle M. Irwin shares her viewpoint on the importance of community. Gayle M. Irwin’s Book & Writing Process Q: What is the title of your book, and what is it about? A: Yuletide in Yellowstone Publication date: November 1,
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I always appreciate hearing how other authors navigate the writing life, especially the balance it takes to hold space for creativity amid the everyday. Tracey Mayhew’s simple tip on how to balance writing and life is so simple, you might wonder why you haven’t tried it before. Tracey Mayhew’s Book & Writing Process Q: What
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Who doesn’t love reading holiday romances? Whether it’s Christmas, Valentine’s Day or Thanksgiving, we love delving into stories of family, friendship, and great food. Clean and Christian Christmas Romances Ah, Christmas–the biggest holiday of them all. Whether you read Christmas romances exclusively in December or all year long, here are some Christmas holiday romances. Untangling
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Xander and Evie’s story explores the question: Can love be revived when memories are lost? Check out The Billionaire’s Wife first chapter. *** According to her GPS, Genevieve Montgomery was 13.2 kilometers away from Idlewood. In less than half an hour, she’d meet the elusive Leilah Iqbal. She and her husband hoped to convince Leilah
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Why do readers love amnesia romances? Can you truly fall in love if you can’t remember who you are? Can love be revived when you can’t remember falling in love? These are the built-in questions in books where one person can’t remember their romances or has forgotten who they are. As readers, we’re on the
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How do you deal with writer’s block? For many writers, even those words are scary. Author Krysten Lindsay Hager shares two tips for clearing writer’s block. Krysten Lindsay Hager’s Book & Writing Process Q: What is the title of your book and what is it about? A: When Stars Collide in the City. It’s a
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Enjoy the first chapter of His Perfect Choice, featuring Andre Meyers and Jessica Smith. Jessica Smith wasn’t a quitter. Okay, so maybe she’d quit a few things. Like her position as Women’s Ministries Director at Hope Church two years ago. And going to church. She’d had an excellent reason. She would not quit this run.
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If you’ve read His Perfect Wife or Summer’s Forever, you would’ve met Marion. And now, she finally gets her happily-ever-after. Check out the first chapter of Winter’s Embrace. *** A low moan escaped Marion Hall’s lips as she opened her eyes. The ache on her left side had settled in, and she struggled to roll
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I love talking with authors and seeing how different their journeys look—and how each one finds their own rhythm for creativity. In today’s interview, you’ll meet an author who embraces a flexible writing schedule, proving that you don’t need rigid rules to create stories that resonate. Kacie Taylor’s answers are thoughtful, encouraging, and full of
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