Love in Bloom is the third release in the Dogwood Creek Matchmakers series. This can be a standalone, but I highly recommend you also read Chasing Snowflakes by Lori Soard and An Early Spring by Joann Durgin. Other authors include Leah Atwell, Robin Bayne, Dawn Kinzer, and me. Clean Sweep will be my first release…
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May 2025 New Releases ACFW Fiction Finder
Julie’s Note: I’m adding a new release because I’m part of ACFW/Fiction Finder, and I’m part of the Dogwood Creek Matchmakers series. Lisa Prysock has a new release in this multi-author project called Love in Bloom. Hensley Fitzwilliam inherited a wedding boutique from her grandmother. And she’s resolute about making Hensley’s Wedding Creations successful with her…
Whatever It Takes by Sarah Hanks
Whatever It Takes My new release Whatever It Takes is the 3rd split-time novel in the Sisters in Arms collection featuring secret female Civil War soldiers in the historical storyline. Each book can be read as a standalone. The modern-day storyline features two sisters, Everly and Ivy. When cancer steals Ivy’s womb, Everly steps up…
Legends of the Donut Shop by Terry Overton
The Power of Intergenerational Wisdom in Legends of the Donut Shop by Terry Overton What is the purpose of the book? Here is a bit about the book and my reason for writing it. Our world feels increasingly chaotic and uncertain. Legends of the Donut Shop offers a heartfelt story full of nostalgia, faith, and…
Book Review: Heart of Grace by Linda Hoover
Julie’s Review: Linda Hoover and I have critiqued each other’s work for years. I look forward to hearing she has something new because I love reading a good historical, and Linda Hoover delivers. It’s not easy to write that genre, but she makes it look easy. Heart of Grace is a beautiful historical that is…
Liabetes by Shanna M. Heath
Thank you for welcoming me as a guest on your blog! I appreciate the opportunity to share my recently released YA contemporary Christian novel, Liabetes, with your readers. My inspiration for writing Liabetes came from a mix of real-life chaos, some questionable decision-making (not mine, I swear!), and an admittedly odd fascination with moral dilemmas.…