Small-Town Christian Romance Author Julie Arduini
Weaving faith, family, and chocolate in stories that feel like home
For all those who need to unplug from our high tech world, Clash of the Titles presents a novel about reconnecting with those dearest to us, about turning off the cellphone and living in reality. Although written from the perspective of a new teen, Edna in the Desert applies to all ages. About Edna in…
Clash of the Titles’s Newest Gems This November Clash of the Titles presents a fantastic selection of brand new books to check out. Add an American classic, a biological science fiction with suspense, young adult, inspirational romance and Amish story to your to-be-read or Christmas wish list When Mountains Move by Julie Cantrell …
On October 18, 2013 Veil of Pearls took home Clash of the Titles’s Laurel Award. Over the course of six weeks, the novel’s first chapters were read and judged by avid readers of Christian fiction who determined Veil of Pearls to be the worthiest to receive the 2013 Laurel Award. Clash of the Titles extends a heartfelt…
We’re moving toward the end of summer…but there’s still plenty of time to check out these great new releases! This month’s CLASH OF THE TITLES runs the gamut from debut authors to tried and true fav authors–from history to mystery…Suspense! Contemporary Romance! Sailing! Cowboys! Novella to full-length – something for everyone. Come join us on this…
Welcome! Today we are taking a look at recent Clash Contender, Grace’s Pictures by Cindy Thomson. First, take a look at that gorgeous cover! Love it! Now “turn the book over” to read the back cover blurb: About the book Grace’s Pictures Grace McCaffery hopes that the bustling streets of New York hold all the…
Hostess: Gail Pallotta Summer’s the perfect time to spend a day by the shore, an afternoon on a lake or several hours in a hammock with a good book. The June releases featured are brand new and offer a great variety in selection. They include a boy’s book, contemporary and historical romance, western mystery, and…