Terri Neunaber Bentley is a retired English teacher residing in a small mountain town north of Boise, Idaho. The former educator released her debut novel, For Love of Family, earlier this year with Ambassador International. Aside from writing, Terri is involved with with many church organizations that promote missions. She also likes to I kayak downContinue reading “Terri Neunaber Bentley: Author Interview”
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Leslie L. McKee: Author Interview
Leslie L. McKee is an award-winning author, editor, and chronic pain warrior, using her writing to encourage others. Last month, I featured Leslie’s devotional journal, Hope Amid the Pain. Today, Leslie is joining us here on the blog! Meet Leslie L. McKee A chronic pain warrior for more than twenty years, Leslie L. McKee isContinue reading “Leslie L. McKee: Author Interview”
Twenty Hills: Literary Playlist
Introduction Twenty Hills Publishing is best known for their anthologies. However, the small press has been steadily growing and have novels releasing soon. Twenty Hills’s stories are edgy but promote truth. Explore the literary playlist below to learn more about the books and their worlds! Twenty Hills’ Playlist This song is in Twenty Hill’s ThornContinue reading “Twenty Hills: Literary Playlist”
A Twist of Tides by Hannah Carter: Book Review
A Twist of Tides by Hannah Carter is the second installment of The Atlantis Trilogy. Book one, The Depths of Atlantis, released last year. You can revisit the blog party celebrating the release of The Depths of Atlantis here, and find my review of A Twist of Tides below! A Tidal Wave of Emotion HannahContinue reading “A Twist of Tides by Hannah Carter: Book Review”
Hope Amid the Pain by Leslie L. McKee
Guest Post by Leslie L. McKee Introduction Life can become overwhelming. Often, it is easy to feel alone–to feel that no one understands. It is comforting to remember that despite our emotions, God has not abandoned us. Additional comfort is found in community that lifts us closer to truths found in God’s love. Author LeslieContinue reading “Hope Amid the Pain by Leslie L. McKee”
Into the Unknown by Nikki Hertzler
Guest Post by Nikki Hertzler Introduction Some of the most rewarding things I have found are connection and community. Earlier this year, I connected with fellow Christian author Nikki Hertzler. Nikki is an author, speaker, educator, and foster parent who’s work is a testimony to others as she has embraced God’s calling for her life.Continue reading “Into the Unknown by Nikki Hertzler”
“A Stone’s Throw” by Anne J. Hill
Guest Post Submission by Anne J. Hill Introduction It’s always wonderful to connect with other like-minded writers and bond over similar interests and good stories. Anne J. Hill is an author and the founder of Twenty Hills Publishing. Earlier this year, Anne was interviewed for our Inside Indie Publishing feature where she shares insights intoContinue reading ““A Stone’s Throw” by Anne J. Hill”
Sara Ella: Author Interview
Sara Ella is a wonderfully talented author who’s stories captivate readers while offering hope and beautiful truths. Last week, I reviewed her YA fantasy dystopian novel The Wonderland Trials. Today, I am interviewing Sara on the blog! Meet Author Sara Ella Once upon a time, Sara Ella dreamed she would marry a prince and liveContinue reading “Sara Ella: Author Interview”
The Wonderland Trials: Book Review
The Wonderland Trials by Sara Ella is a whimsical and exciting reimagining of Lewis Carroll’s renowned Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Already arguably eccentrically lovable in its original form, Sara Ella transforms Wonderland to a riveting and mysterious dystopian fantasy that pulls you in immediately–It is destined to become a classic in its own time. BookContinue reading “The Wonderland Trials: Book Review”
The Girl Who Drank The Moon
The Girl Who Drank The Moon by Kelly Barnhill is an award-winning middle grade fantasy book. Despite being active in the book communities across social media, I stumbled upon this book by chance while in Barnes and Noble. My husband takes me shopping for books every year for my birthday, and I saw The GirlContinue reading “The Girl Who Drank The Moon”