Christian Historical Fiction based off love, family, and faith
Today I’m delighted to have the opportunity to introduce you to my fellow author and friend Jayna Baas. Although we’ve never met in person, it’s been a joy for me to connect with her online.
Last year I had the chance to feature her book Preacher on the Run here on the blog. This time, we get to explore her latest release, the sequel in her For Liberty and Conscience series. It’s going to be a blast!
Continue reading “Interview with Jayna Baas, Author of Patriot at the River”
My Rating for The Shepherd’s Voice:
This is a story that will linger in your mind long after you finish reading the last page.
Set in the 1930s during the Great Depression, The Shepherd’s Voice begins with a bleak landscape for the hero, Gabe. But the theme of hope quickly emerges, along with faith and love.
Continue reading “Book Review of The Shepherd’s Voice by Robin Lee Hatcher”
I’m thrilled to be able to team up with Christian novelists Crystal Caudill, Naomi Rawlings, and Penny Zeller to bring you a special giveaway today! Read on to find details about each book and entry rules.
Continue reading “American Adventure Giveaway (Running July 11th-August 1st)”
Today I’m excited to share a giveaway of four Christian books set in historical America. Authors Rebecca DeMarino, Laura Frantz, Lynne Basham Tagawa, and Jayna Baas have teamed up together to offer entrees a chance at winning paperbacks and ebooks.
Continue reading “Four Christian Pre-Revolution Novels You Won’t Want to Miss (+Giveaway!)”
The nightmares may free her…but destroy the man she loves.
Enjoy another Gothic Style Regency from Hannah Linder.
Eliza Ellis has stayed hidden in Balfour Forest for as long as she can remember. Perhaps her only friends are the trees, or her little dog, or her story-telling father called Captain. But at least she is safe from the cruel world outside, a world Captain has warned her against and protected her from.
That is, until a handsome stranger named Felton Northwood invades her quiet forest and steals her away. Why does he tell such lies? Why does he insist that her name is Miss Eliza Gillingham, daughter of a viscount, who disappeared fourteen years ago after the murder of her own mother? A murder Eliza is said to have witnessed.
Continue reading “The Girl From the Hidden Forest: Haunting and Riveting”