A Chat with Author Jane Daly

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Greetings from Sarah Sundin! It’s a treat for me to interview today’s author, Jane Daly. I’ve enjoyed getting to know Jane over the years at numerous writers’ conferences, and I love her sense of humor. Jane has written several nonfiction books, and now her first novel is debuting! And…I got to read the first few chapters, and it’s GOOD!!! Welcome, Jane! Please tell us about your amazing new book, The Girl in the Cardboard Box. A young girl is found huddled in a cardboard box in a homeless camp. She doesn’t speak and appears feral. Placed in the affluent home…

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A Chat with Author Mary Moore

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Greetings from Sarah Sundin in California! Today I have the joy of interviewing one of our newest CAN members, novelist Mary Moore! Mary’s Regency romances have won awards, and she’s here to chat about her latest novel! Welcome, Mary! Please tell us about your novel The Aristocrat’s Lady. For a few moments on a moonlit balcony, Nicole Beaumont was just a beautiful woman catching the eye of the handsome Lord Devlin—but she knew the illusion couldn’t last. If the enigmatic aristocrat knew her secret, he’d realize that her disability left her unfit for love. So, who could blame her for…

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A Chat with Author Candy Arrington

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Greetings from Sarah Sundin! Today I have the honor of interviewing nonfiction author Candy Arrington. Candy has addressed some tough topics in her articles and books, including grief, suicide, and caring for aging parents. And her newest book is on a topic that challenges all of us at one time or another—waiting. Welcome, Candy! Please tell us about your book, Life on Pause: Learning to Wait Well. We live in a world of instant everything, so life pauses seem negative. When our plans are brought to a halt, we’re frustrated. Is waiting ever beneficial? What if pauses ensure protection, provide…

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A Chat with Author Karin Beery

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Greetings from Sarah Sundin in California! Today I have the joy of interviewing one of our newest CAN members, novelist Karin Beery. Karin’s goal in writing was to write clean romances to “fill that middle ground between prairie romances and bodice rippers.”

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A Chat with Author Crystal Bowman

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Davalynn Spencer here, welcoming children’s book author Crystal Bowman to tell us about her board book, My Arms Will Hold You Tight. Crystal, please give us a thumbnail sketch of your featured book. Adorable animal babies and their parents share the tenderness of heartfelt love through various playful activities, as well as comforting hugs on days that are sad. Parents can snuggle and cuddle with their little ones as they turn the pages to read the lyrical text.   What a delightful title, Crystal. Why did you write this book? I’m enjoying my seven grandchildren and love those early years of…

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A Chat with Author Linore Rose Burkard

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A Chat with Author Linore Rose Burkard Greetings from Marti Pieper in beautiful, blooming Seneca, South Carolina, where bright azalea and gentle wisteria blossoms enrich our views. Today, I’m delighted to introduce to you a friend I’ve not met in person but who lives near where I grew up in southern Ohio. I’m excited to share the work and the words of Linore Rose Burkard with you today! Welcome, Linore! Please tell us about your book. My goal with The Brides of Mayfair Series was to fill every regency romance reader’s wish list for what they enjoy most in the…

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A Chat with Author Robin Currie

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Greetings from Sarah Sundin in California! Today I have the joy of interviewing one of our newest CAN members, Robin Currie, but she is no newcomer to children’s book writing. Robin has an impressive of list of titles, including the Baby Bible, a popular staple when my kids were little—and now! Welcome, Robin! Please tell us about your book, The Very Best Story Ever Told: The Gospel with American Sign Language. The Very Best Story Ever Told shares the Gospel in a unique way: each line of this story includes important words reinforced with American Sign Language. As kids learn…

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A Chat with Author Denise Weimer

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Davalynn Spencer here, celebrating spring-at-last in Colorado. Please join me today in welcoming author Denise Weimer as she shares about life as an author and her featured book, Bent Tree Bride. Denise – what a great title. Please give us a thumb-nail sketch of this book. Susanna Moore can’t get him out of her mind—Sam Hicks, the man who delivered the commission making her father colonel of Andrew Jackson’s Cherokee Regiment. But Susanna’s father wants a better match for her than the mixed-blood lieutenant—like the stuffy doctor who escorted her to Creek Territory. Then a suspected spy forces Moore to…

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A Chat with Author James Hannibal

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Chat with AuthorJames Hannibal Greetings from Sarah Sundin! Today I have the honor of interviewing novelist James Hannibal, one of our newest CAN members. A graduate of the US Air Force Academy, James has flown both fighter aircraft and the Stealth Bomber—and has done covert work on the ground! So he knows what he’s talking about when he writes thrillers. Welcome, James! Please tell us about your book The Paris Betrayal. The Paris Betrayal is a “spy left out in the cold” story. To restore his name and stop an attack, Ben Calix must find the sniper who tried to…

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A Chat with Author Dr. Craig von Buseck

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Greetings from Marti Pieper in lovely Seneca, South Carolina, where April showers came in March this year! No April Fools here today as I introduce author, editor, and friend Dr. Craig von Buseck! Craig and I first met at the Florida Christian Writers Conference a number of years ago and have renewed our acquaintance at various conferences along the way. I know you’ll enjoy hearing from him. Welcome, Craig! Please tell us about your featured book. In the greatest victory of his life, Ulysses S. Grant overcame financial collapse and throat cancer to write an American classic and to care…

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