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What Made Joshua Different

I’ve always wondered what Moses did that led God to call him His friend. When you read the Old Testament books that Moses appears in, you see him doing things like: Pushing back against his calling: Exodus 3:11, 13; 4:1, 10,13 Arguing with God: Numbers 14:13-16 Became impatient: Numbers 20:10-12 What made Joshua different? @Cara_Putman shares some thoughts today.Click To ... Read More

Book Talk: Elizabeth Goddard

Book Talk: Elizabeth Goddard Listen to Elizabeth’s episode here. Y’all, I adore Elizabeth Goddard‘s romantic suspense. They are usually filled with great characters and really interesting plots. This week on Book Talk we talked about her latest novel, Deadly Target, as well as writing and what’s coming next. It was so fun to learn more about her writing process and ... Read More

Living with a Different Spirit

Like many of you, I’ve been reading my way through the Bible. I’m starting Deuteronomy this week, but have been pondering this verse: But because my servant Caleb has a different spirit and follows me wholeheartedly, I will bring him into the land he went to, and his descendants will inherit it. Numbers 14:24. @cara_putman urges us to live life ... Read More

Book Talk: James Hannibal

Book Talk: James Hannibal Listen to James’s episode here. Do you love Tom Clancy and Daniel Silva? Love a book that races from page one to the end? Do you have preteens or teens in your life? Young people who love games and fantasy? Then you will enjoy this conversation with James Hannibal. We talk about his books. A game ... Read More

Fun Research Details about Stars in the Night

One of the things I loved about writing Stars in the Night, set during World War II, is that I learned so many things. As a World War II history nut, that keeps the writing fresh and exciting. Here are a few of the things I learned while writing Stars in the Night: 1) There really was a Hollywood Victory ... Read More

Books I’m Excited About

There are so many good books coming out this year. There are already so many wonderful choices for your reading pleasure. Last time I was on here, I posted about my friend Sarah Sundin’s latest novel Until Leaves Fall in Paris. Today I thought I’d share four more I’m excited about. Three I’ve already read, and one is waiting patiently on ... Read More

Book Talk: Jocelyn Green

Book Talk: Jocelyn Green Listen to Jocelyn’s episode here. I’m so excited to have my friend Jocelyn Green join me for Book Talk. She writes wonderful historical novels that are filled with rich details and interesting plots. I had so much fun learning about where Jocelyn gets her ideas, how she weaves in research, her love of Broadway plays, and ... Read More

Book Talk: Abigail Wilson

Book Talk: Abigail Wilson Listen to Abigail’s episode here. To kick off this season of Book Talk I’m delighted to introduce you to my friend Abigail Wilson. She writes gothic Regency novels with strong mystery and a hint of suspense. You will love meeting her, and we will be talking about her brand new book Twilight at Moorington Cross. Connect ... Read More

Book Talk: Authors of Christmas in Mistletoe Square

Book Talk: Authors of Christmas in Mistletoe Square Listen to the episode here. In this edition of Book Talk, my coauthors for the Christmas in Mistletoe Square collection joined me. Think of it as your chance to peek behind the curtain and see what goes on when four authors come together to write a collection. We talk books, how I ... Read More

Classic Hollywood Reviews: Dial M for Murder

As we near the release of Stars in the Night, I’m sharing some of my favorite classic movies with you. Why? Because Stars in the Night is set partly in 1942 Hollywood and entirely in the world of the stars. I have long loved classic movies, and would love to know what your favorites are as well. And even though ... Read More