OUR AUTHORS
VICKI HINZE
TARA RANDEL
NANCY J FERRIER
MARY ALFORD
PATRICIA BRADLEY
PEGGY WEBB
ANN MALLEY
JULIE ARDUINI
JAMES R.COGGINS
KATHY CARMICHAEL
NORA ST LAURENT
DELORES TOPLIFF
Recent Books
BOOK STORES
Find the Authors' books easily at the Christians Read Book Store.
Shop for the Authors' latest releases at their Facebook Store.
Our Authors
MONDAY
VICKI HINZE
TARA RANDEL
TUESDAY
HANNAH ALEXANDER
HANNAH ALEXANDER
MARY ALFORD
WEDNESDAY
JULIE ARDUINI
MAUREEN LANG
THURSDAY
MARGARET DALEY
LOUISE M GOUGE
FRIDAY
YVONNE LEHMAN
JUDITH MILLER
SATURDAY
ELIZABETH GODDARD
SUNDAY
CAMY TANG
HONORED ALUMNI
Our Recent Books
Honored Alumni
JAMES L. RUBART
KRISTEN HEITZMANN
SARAH GOEBEL
KATHI MACIAS
YVONNE ORTEGA
LYNETTE SOWELL
SUSAN MAY WARREN
JEN PHOEBUS
New and Upcoming Releases
Category Archives: Uncategorized
Time is Running Out! (by Hannah Alexander)
For those who are Amazon Prime members, you probably know that the Prime sale is drawing to a close. I made my purchase and will not return to the site. Too tempting to spend more money. But time has been … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Leave a comment
Sorting it all out
It’s a job almost everyone plans to do, yet few of us get to it amidst the busyness of life. Or, sometimes, lethargy sets in, and a person just can’t force herself/himself to take the first step in an undeniably … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
1 Comment
The Lady of Tarpon Springs
I’m excited to announce the launch of my latest book this week. The Lady of Tarpon Springs is set in Tarpon Springs, Florida. I wasn’t familiar with the town until I was visiting with my daughter who had lived in … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Leave a comment
Renewed Vision
After turning thirty, my eyes seemed to instantly go downhill. I remember squinting at an ibuprofen bottle and realizing with dismay that I needed to purchase a pair of reading glasses. I deeply loathed the idea of wearing glasses, and … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
1 Comment
WHEN YOU DO WHAT YOU DO, WHAT DOES GOD FEEL? by Vicki Hinze
I finished reading Karen Kingsbury’s Just Beyond the Clouds. The story is a good one about two broken people having a difficult time moving on in their lives. But it was a secondary element that fascinated me. In it, … Continue reading
Who, me? by Louise M. Gouge
What? You think I should be a college instructor? But I’m a stay-at-home mom with a rapidly emptying nest. I’m a college dropout! How am I supposed to earn all those degrees necessary to qualify me to teach college students? … Continue reading
Posted in Louise M. Gouge, Uncategorized
Leave a comment
The Right Voice by Julie Arduini
This summer our college-aged son and I are watching the Marvel Avenger movies in order. I’ve watched most of them, but not in order, and as of this writing, we just finished The Avengers. I also was looking for a … Continue reading
When There’s No Way Out… by Mary J. Alford
Have you ever faced a situation where there doesn’t seem to be any way out. Throughout life, we all go through situations like this. Whether it be the loss of a loved one. Financial difficulties. A heartbreaking medical report. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Mary Alford, Uncategorized
Leave a comment
Spiritual Gifts and Writing by Marilyn Turk
By Marilyn Turk Recently, I began a study on spiritual gifts. The Bible has four chapters that address these gifts—Romans 12, 1 Corinthians 12, Ephesians 4 and 1 Peter 4. The gifts are divided into Motivational, Ministry and Manifestation. Although … Continue reading
What Makes a Hero? By Margaret Daley
Obsessed is my second book in my Everyday Heroes Series. I finished a 10 book about strong women, so I decided to showcase what makes a hero. What do you think makes a hero? I would love your input into the … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Leave a comment
Are You Still Writing?–Lyn Cote
Are You Still Writing?–Lyn Cote This is a question I get fairly often from people I don’t know very well. I say, “Yes, that’s my job.” Then people ask, “How many books have you written?” And they act surprised when … Continue reading
Paint Your Wagon, or, the Attack of the Earworm by Louise M. Gouge
A Review I love the old musicals, especially those by the gifted composers and lyricists Alan J. Lerner and Frederick Loewe (My Fair Lady, Brigadoon, Camelot). When their musical Paint Your Wagon appeared in my television lineup the other night, … Continue reading
The Prodigal’s Brother by Julie Arduini
Since I finished reading Esther Fleece’s No More Faking Fine, I’ve really been intentional about the power of lament. I used to feel guilty for whining to God, or being real here, mad at Him. Now I realize He knows … Continue reading
Posted in Julie Arduini, Uncategorized
Tagged Anger, homecoming, Julie Arduini, Luke 15, pride, prodigal, repent, testimony, The Prodigal's Brother by Julie Arduini
Leave a comment
If You Look Close Enough…
I’ll let you in on a little secret…most authors put pieces of themselves into our characters. Whether it be the hero or heroine, if you look close enough, you can see little pieces of the author in their personalities and … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Leave a comment
Christians Read 