Part 1 of an Interview with Jodie Niznik,Author of Crossroads Q: Your new Bible study, Crossroads, examines the lives of Esther and Jonah, which seems to be an unlikely pairing. What did these two have in common? Esther and Jonah were very different people with very different callings. Esther was called by God to save a…
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Carol McClain: Joy Comes in the Morning
JOY COMES IN THE MORNING BUT UNTIL IT DOES …? Sin’s not all it’s cracked up to be—but after sorrow, comes joy. Numbers 14:18 and similar scriptures always caused me to stumble. “The Lord is longsuffering, and of great mercy, forgiving iniquity and transgression, and by no means clearing the guilty, visiting the iniquity of the…
Fiction Finder: April 2021 New Releases
April 2021 New Releases More in-depth descriptions of these books can be found on the ACFW Fiction Finder website Contemporary Romance: Bookshop by the Sea by Denise Hunter — It’s finally time for Sophie Lawson to follow her own pursuits. Brother Seth has a new job, and sister Jenna is set to marry her college…
Joanna White: Shifter
In honor of my novel, Shifter, Book Two in the Valiant Series, as today’s throwback feature here at juliearduini.com, I thought I would share a few facts about writing the book that hasn’t been revealed anywhere else. The size of Nsi’s village caused a great discussion between my husband and I. At the time, he…
Sherri Stewart: A Song for Her Enemies
Sherri Stewart, author of A Song for Her Enemies, presents: Our Story before the Story By Tamar Kaplan and Neelie Visser Hallo. That’s hello in the Nederlands language, but a lot of people call it Dutch. My name is Tamar Kaplan. I really don’t like to say my name. It seems to evoke the most…
A Song for Her Enemies by Sherri Stewart
A Song for Her Enemies Historical Romance Release: March 1, 2021 on Amazon By Sherri Stewart Our Story before the Story By Tamar Kaplan and Neelie Visser Hallo. That’s hello in the Nederlands language, but a lot of people call it Dutch. My name is Tamar Kaplan. I really don’t like to say my name.…
