Small-Town Christian Romance Author Julie Arduini
Weaving faith, family, and chocolate in stories that feel like home
January 2026 New ReleasesMore in-depth descriptions of these books can be found on the ACFW Fiction Finder website Julie’s Note: I also want to add that there’s a new release in the Dogwood Creek Matchmakers series, Hearts Reunited by Robin Bayne. Cara Peyton is content with her life; her trendy bookshop in the delightful town…
December 2025 New Releases More in-depth descriptions of these books can be found on the ACFW Fiction Finder website Children’s/Middle Grade: Key’s Secret by Jennifer Arrington and Albrey Arrington — A strange blue envelope greets the kids of Coral Canal right before Labor Day weekend. Inside it contains a riddle and a set of instructions.…
The Underground Book Readers series received the Bookfest Award Gold Medal for a book series in 2024. Although the series is a middle-grade/YA book, readers of all ages have enjoyed it. This month, the seventh book in the series, Reunion Crossing, was released on January 10th. The series begins in the Blue Ridge Mountains of…
Julie’s Note: I am adding a new release to this list. It’s a small-town romance novella and the first book in the Dogwood Creek Matchmaker series. You can expect a new release every other month from either Lori, Dawn Kinzer, Joann Durgin, Robin Bayne, Leah Atwood or me. January 2025 New Releases More in-depth descriptions…
September 2024 New Releases More in-depth descriptions of these books can be found on the ACFW Fiction Finder website Contemporary General: Kristen by Dawn M Klinge — In this heartwarming tale, discover the extraordinary potential that lies within embracing the present and opening one’s heart to the unanticipated blessings of life’s sweetest surprises.(Contemporary Romance, Independently…
Why did the chicken cross the road?The machinations of poultry are difficult to decipher. Add an infuriating youth pastor, a terrifying crash at highway speeds, and trap-building kids too bored for their own good and you have something a little more serious than a knock-knock joke. After the local librarian foolishly agrees to haul a…