Small-Town Christian Romance Author Julie Arduini
Weaving faith, family, and chocolate in stories that feel like home
Well, hello! While you’ve been reading the amazing thankful posts this month, I watched my first book, my Adirondack romance titled Entrusted, release. It’s been fun watching it go through the stages and then see my name listed as the author. With it comes a lot of marketing, more than I have hours in a…
It’s the video of the week on the right sidebar! Another great book by Write Integrity Press author Fay Lamb. To purchase, click here. Put on your director’s cap and prepare to set your story world’s stage with memorable scenes and unforgettable characters. Great storytelling isn’t done haphazardly. Storytelling is an art which requires practice to…
Entrusted Now Available for Purchase Adirondack Care Package Drawing in December Thanks for allowing this quick update apart from the monthly newsletter. Entrusted is now available in Kindle and paperback versions through Amazon. I’m excited to share Ben, Jenna and the Adirondacks with everyone. BOOK DESCRIPTION: Jenna Anderson, sassy city-girl, plows–literally–into Adirondack village, Speculator…
This week’s video of the week in the right sidebar is Amelia’s Legacy by Better Thomason Owens. It’s the Roaring Twenties and anything goes … Orphaned and living with her grandmother since the age of six, Nancy Sanderson desires only her freedom from her strict grandmother, Amelia Woods Sanderson, who divides her time between Nancy…
Book Description: Evil stalks TJ McKendrick. Three years after burying her father, TJ visits Honduras where he died. While there, she witnesses a murder and is forced to flee. Don Castillo dreams of power. Funnel the drugs into the States and it’s his. First, he must kill the woman who dared spy on him. The…
I had the pleasure of being interviewed by author June Foster. I consider her a mentor because when we were in the same critique group she spent so much time trying to teach me deeper POV. I’m not a master, but I can tell you, where I am now and where I was are two…