In this conversation, author Sarah Sundin discusses her Sunrise at Normandy series and her approach to writing historical Christian romance. She emphasizes that while she starts with characters and plot, the reader takeaway is what the reader finds in the story, which may be different from what the author intended. Sarah also shares her favorite characters and scenes from the series and the emotional connection she felt while writing them. She discusses her research process and the importance of being focused and avoiding rabbit trails. Sarah concludes by sharing her upcoming book and how readers can connect with her.
Episode 183 Diving Into Lynn Shannon’s Dangerous LiesWelcome back to LiteraryScape! In this episode, we’re discussing Fractured Memories, the explosive first book in Lynn...
In this episode Tiffanie and I will be discussing the third and final book in Julie Lessman’s Daughters of Boston series, A Passion Denied....
In this episode Tiffanie and Melissa discuss Beth White’s novel A Reckless Love. This is the last book in her Daughtry House series. Mysteries...