"Sarah's Search" by Jodie Wolfe -- Author Interview

 

About the Book

Book: Sarah’s Search

Author: Jodie Wolfe

Genre: Christian Historical Romance

Release Date: June 30, 2026

All her life, Sarah McBride has gone along with whatever her guardian dictates. Now on the verge of graduating from the Shippensburg State Normal School, she questions her ability to teach in a classroom when her heart isn’t in the profession. What she wouldn’t give to pursue her heart’s desire of becoming a writer instead of following what’s expected. But how can Sarah defy her guardian’s plans?

Everything has been a hardship for Ezekiel Stouffer ever since his wife died giving birth to their second child. The last thing he needs is the responsibility of monitoring the new schoolteacher while still maintaining his farm. But when their paths entangle, he can’t help but notice the way his children respond to her tender concern. After his loss, Zeke doubts he’ll ever search for love again, but maybe friendship is an option.

Can two searching hearts find the same path?

 

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Author Interview 

1. Do you consider yourself a plotter or a pantser (or a hybrid)?
Typically, I would have said I was a hybrid, but for this project, I was very much of a
plotter—something new to me. :)

2. What is your favorite part about writing?
My absolute favorite is the writing process. I love interweaving fun historical facts throughout
my stories.

3. Do you have a way to keep track of your story ideas?
This was my first time keeping a tight rein on my ideas and research for the story. I created a
timeline because there were quite a number of historical references I wanted to use. I even had
separate file folders for each area of information that I needed for the book. Overall, this worked well and kept me on track.

4. What is your work schedule/routine when you write?
For Sarah’s Search, I had a different schedule than normal. I had a definite end date in mind,
which motivated me to write a specific word count each week. I took part in a Facebook group
called #1K1HR. My goal was to write over 1000 words in an hour’s time. I typically wrote 1200-1300 words. Not too shabby.

5. Do bits of yourself/friends show up in your characters?
Most definitely, but I usually won’t tell you what they are. :)

About the Author

JODIE WOLFE loves writing historical fiction after years as a homeschooling mom. She enjoys spending time with her husband in Pennsylvania, reading, knitting, and walking. Jodie creates novels where hope and quirky meet.

 

 

 

 

 

More from Jodie

Almost ten years ago, a big Victorian house was for sale. I had the pleasure of touring it and taking photos of the exterior and interior. I knew I would eventually set a story there. Fast forward to spring of this year, and it was finally time to write about the setting in Shippensburg, PA. The house has changed very little through the years, so it’s easy to imagine life in 1878 along Normal Avenue. The house is located at the bottom of the hill where the Cumberland Valley State Normal School started in 1873*. It soon changed its name to Shippensburg State Normal School and eventually Shippensburg University.

Since I have my heroine living in the old house at the start of Sarah’s Search, she also attends the normal school and graduates before she becomes a teacher in Newburg, PA at the Mount Jackson one-room schoolhouse.

It is no longer in Newburg, but is on the grounds at Shippensburg University and set up as it would have looked when used many years ago.

I love when I can envision history coming to life by visiting places like the house, normal school, one-room schoolhouse, as well as the local churches and towns that were around in the time period that I used in my recent book. I had the distinct pleasure of finding three local historians. Two with expertise in the two different towns I wrote about in Sarah’s Search, along with one who was a former archivist at Shippensburg University. What a treasure they’ve been to me.

As you read Sarah’s Search, I hope you’ll enjoy stepping back in time as much as I did while writing it.

*The cornerstone was laid May 31, 1871.

Blog Stops

Pause for Tales, August 20

Simple Harvest Reads, August 21 (Author Interview)

Artistic Nobody, August 22 (Author Interview)

Guild Master, August 23 (Author Interview)

Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, August 23

Texas Book-aholic, August 24

Fiction Book Lover, August 25 (Author Interview)

The Bookish Ledger, August 26 (Author Interview)

Vicky Sluiter, August 27 (Author Interview)

For the Love of Literature, August 28 (Author Interview)

For Him and My Family, August 28

Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, August 29

Tell Tale Book Reviews, August 30 (Author Interview)

Blossoms and Blessings, August 31 (Author Interview)

Stories By Gina, September 1 (Author Interview)

Holly’s Book Corner, September 2

Giveaway

To celebrate her tour, Jodie is giving away the grand prize of a $50 Amazon Gift Card!!

Be sure to comment on the blog stops for extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter.

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"Painkillers" by Rev. Jacky Connell -- Author Interview

About the Book

Book: Painkillers

Author: Rev. Jacky Connell

Genre: Non-Fiction, Christian

Release Date: March 6, 2026

Painkillers are a problem, but not all people in pain turn to drugs for the answers. Some people isolate themselves from others, believing they can avoid more pain if they don’t get close to anyone. Others take the opposite approach, surrounding themselves with unhealthy relationships to try and avoid dealing with the pain and emptiness they feel. It’s also common for people to bury themselves in other things—such as sports, shopping, or other “idols”—keeping busy so they don’t have to think about their pain. People even hide behind a mask of “intellect” to shield themselves.

 

But what if there were a Painkiller Who didn’t merely cover up your pain but took it completely away? What if there were a relationship that didn’t just stand in for those you have lost but filled the void? What if there were a way to heal from the hurt of broken relationships, the terror of PTSD, the guilt of abortion and other sins, and even the confusion of the LBGTQ lifestyle? Painkillers introduces you to Jesus, the ultimate Painkiller, and His pathway that leads to finding total recovery and freedom from past hurts, pains, and failures.

 

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 Author Interview

1. Why did you choose to write non-fiction?

I like books that speak directly to personal stories.

2. Why did you choose to write about this particular topic?

The inspiration was a sermon series I had preached on the subject of painkillers. When I finished that

series, I immediately knew it could help so many people. I felt it was valuable — that people could sit

down, read the book, and identify their own lives in each chapter. After the sermon series, I thought,

Wow, this really could help a lot of people.

3. How do you balance writing time with other things?

I'm a firm believer that a lot of people experience burnout and fatigue because they don't know

how to compartmentalize their minds. After a long day of writing, it's very important to shut that

door, lock it, and engage yourself in another activity, another focus.

4. How long does the researching stage usually take?

It varies. Some research is easier than others, depending on the subject matter. I'm still learning

how long it takes, and I think it's important for readers to hear an author say there are a lot of

answers to that question — you can't really define it. What I've found is that the more you polish

your research, the better you become at relatability. It's part of the maturing journey.

5. Was there anything you found particularly interesting while researching?

I learned that there are many relatable examples out there if you open your eyes and look for

them. Learning that they exist — and then developing the discipline to capture them — that was

the new and interesting thing.

6. Do you think reading helps you with writing?

Absolutely.

About the Author

Reverend Jacky Connell has served as the Senior Pastor of Eden Westside Baptist Church for over thirty-six years. Rev. Connell is a pastor, teacher, author, motivational speaker, and conference leader. God has placed the desire to serve people and empower leaders in the heart of Bro. Jacky.

 

 

 

 

 

More from Rev. Jacky

Where do you run when life hurts?

That question is at the heart of my book, Painkillers.

I wrote this book because pain is universal. Every person carries wounds—some visible, some hidden. And when pain comes, we all look for relief. Sometimes we run to distractions. Sometimes to control. Sometimes to success, comfort, or isolation.

The truth is this: wanting the pain to stop is human. But where we run with that pain matters.

Painkillers was written to help people recognize the unhealthy places they turn for relief and to point them toward the only place where real healing can be found—God.

This book isn’t about pretending pain doesn’t exist. It’s about facing it honestly, understanding it deeply, and finding freedom on the other side of it.

Over this blog tour, I’m excited to share more of the heart behind the book, the stories behind the pages, and the hope found in healing.

If you’ve ever been hurt, disappointed, broken, or just tired of carrying the weight—this journey is for you.

Because the question isn’t if we run when life hurts.
The question is: Where do we run?

#PainkillersBook #HealingStartsHere #WhereDoYouRunWhenLifeHurts

Blog Stops

Artistic Nobody, August 5 (Author Interview)

Guild Master, August 6 (Author Interview)

Mary Hake, August 6

Fiction Book Lover, August 7 (Author Interview)

Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, August 8

The Bookish Ledger, August 9 (Author Interview)

The Quiet Bookmark, August 10 (Author Interview)

Life on Chickadee Lane, August 11

Vicky Sluiter, August 12 (Author Interview)

Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, August 13

Locks, Hooks and Books, August 14

Texas Book-aholic, August 15

For the Love of Literature, August 16 (Author Interview)

Tell Tale Book Reviews, August 17 (Author Interview)

Blossoms and Blessings, August 18 (Author Interview)

Simple Harvest Reads, August 18

Giveaway

To celebrate his tour, Rev. Jacky is giving away the grand prize of a $50 Amazon Gift Card!!

Be sure to comment on the blog stops for extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter.

https://gleam.io/g2lOJ/painkillers-celebration-tour-giveaway

"Felons & Finders" by LR Strong -- Author Interview

About the Book

Book: FELONS & FINDERS (Granite & Gloss Rescuers: Book 2)

Author: LR STRONG

Genre: Christian Suspense

Release Date: January 18, 2026

Powerful forces hide the most dangerous felons.

Jake Granite is more determined than ever to take down every criminal he possibly can—especially those targeting the most vulnerable. But even working with his private investigation team and law enforcement task forces, it’s been impossible. They always arrive at the scene of the crime too late. It’s infuriating. Who is at the top and who are the informers?

Tarina Gloss has commissions for sculptures and paintings but no time to work on them. After unexpectedly being pulled into Jake’s work, she is eager to save every victim she can. But she’s not equipped or experienced in this type of work. What can she possibly do to help?

Jake and Tarina discover a new partner wants to join them. He’s the Finder, and no felon can hide from him. The only problem is that the Finder only gives them confusing clues—or sets them up to stumble on the criminals in action. He does things in unpredictable ways each time, so they never know what to expect.

Soon they are in over their heads. Tragedies happen, leaving them confused. Can they handle working with the Finder? Most of all, can they trust him?

 

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Author Interview 

1. Do you consider yourself a plotter or a pantser (or a hybrid)? Panster definitely. I have a couple of main plot
points I want to write about, but everything else comes to me as I write. I pray for inspiration, and I’m always
surprised by the plot twists that pop in my head from the Lord! He’s the best storyteller. Writing is so enjoyable
for me, even the hard work.

2. What is your favorite part about writing? I love to be completely immersed in my characters and their
adventures. It’s a total escape for me.

3. Do you have a way to keep track of your story ideas? If I’m writing a story, and an idea comes to me, it will
stick with me until I write it. I can’t forget it. My mind holds every idea until I have time to explore it.

4. What is your work schedule/routine when you write? I typically write late at night when no one will bother
me. I need to have complete concentration when I write. During the days, I’m editing, teaching editing, and
doing another job. Editing and writing require two completely different mindsets, so I have to completely switch
gears mentally to write. I need both a break from work and uninterrupted quiet to focus on writing my stories.

5. Do bits of yourself/friends show up in your characters? Absolutely! I gave my heroine Tarina synesthesia
and spiritual gifts since I have both. Readers have been fascinated by the way she experiences life. Also,
many situations in all my books are based on my real experiences.

About the Author

LR Strong is a writer, editor, singer, songwriter, photographer, and people watcher. Her life is colored by synesthesia, and she views others through the lens of spiritual gifts. She’s equally creative and cerebral—her first career was computer programming. Her deepest loves are Jesus, family, friends, and her three delightful rescue cats. And eating dark chocolate while reading a riveting book.

 

 

More from LR

I experience life in colorful and unusual ways because I have synesthesia. Do you know what that is? Most people don’t. You can experience living with synesthesia through my main heroine, Tarina. She’s also a strong believer who has spiritual gifts. I pair her up with a hardcore ex-LAPD cop, now criminal detective, who relies solely on his street smarts and physical abilities. These two opposites are thrown together in deadly situations and have to combine their unique strengths to not only survive, but take down criminals and save victims. In the process they help save each other.

Blog Stops

Book Reviews From an Avid Reader, August 8

Stories By Gina, August 9 (Author Interview)

Book Looks by Lisa, August 9

Blossoms and Blessings, August 10 (Author Interview)

Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, August 11

Jodie Wolfe – Stories Where Hope and Quirky Meet, August 12 (Author Interview)

Texas Book-aholic, August 13

Books, Books, & More Books, August 14 (Author Interview)

For Him and My Family, August 15

A Modern Day Fairy Tale, August 16 (Author Interview)

Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, August 17

Books Less Travelled, August 18 (Author Interview)

History, Hope & Happily Ever After, August 19 (Author Interview)

Happily Managing a Household of Boys, August 19

Paula’s Pad of Inspiration, August 20 (Author Interview)

Lily’s Corner, August 21

Giveaway

To celebrate her tour, L.R. is giving away the grand prize of a $50 Amazon Gift Card and an ebook of Granite & Gloss (book 1) and Felons & Finders (book 2)!!

Be sure to comment on the blog stops for extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter.

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"Logan vs the Pouty Paw Paw" by Allen Brokken -- Author Interview

 

About the Book

Book: Logan vs. the Pouty Paw Paw

Author: Allen Brokken

Genre: Middle Grade Fantasy

Logan has a lip so pouty his Pa is sure a bird is going to poop on it.

Shoveling coal as a furnace feeder at the foundry is hot, sweaty work, but Logan is determined to pay off his debt for a broken spyglass—even if his lower lip sticks out the whole time. But when a “Pouty Paw Paw” tree begins growing in the soot of the foundry’s smokestack, the town of Blooming Glen starts catching a bad case of the “pouts”. When Gran’s legendary joyful jam is stolen and replaced with a “darkness jam” that makes everyone hateful, Logan must trade his gloom for the fruit of joy. With his pet raccoon Rascal by his side, Logan is about to prove that a joyful heart is the best weapon against a stinky, pouting plot!

 

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Author Interview 

1. What is your least favorite part about writing?
The editing process is a real challenge for me. Writing is great, just getting into the flow, but
editing takes significant concentration and focus, that I don’t always have when I need it.

2. When did you become a writer?
I wrote my first “published story” in 2 nd grade! My teacher had everyone write a short story and
then shared them with a contest in the local paper. I made the cut along with 6 other kids
across the community. So pretty much as soon as I could write.

3. How long does it usually take you to write a book?
I can compose a book at about 1000 words an hour. So a short 20,000 word book like the
Logan books takes 20 hours to write and then about half that again to edit it the first time and
again the second. So maybe 40 hours total.

4. Where do you get your ideas for your books?
For the Logan books I’m highly inspired by Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn. Those kind of boy
hijinks on the Frontier. For Logan vs. the Pouty Paw Paw, I brainstormed things with my step-
Dad. He offered some ideas that changed the general flow from what I originally thought. It’s
also a bit of a call back to my Mom. We had a pie safe in our house similar to the one described
as it was a source of joy working with my home making cookies around the holidays and she
was big into making home mede jams and jellies from fruit in our yard.

5. Do bits of yourself/friends show up in your characters?
I think it’s completely unavoidable. As a kid I loved Encyclopedia Brown and Scooby Doo. A lot
of this book came out of that love for solving a mystery.

About the Author

Allen Brokken is a teacher at heart, a husband and father most of all. He’s a joyful writer by the abundant grace of God. He began writing the Towers of Light series for his own children to help him illustrate the deep truths of the Bible in an engaging and age-appropriate way. He’s dedicated 15 years of his life to volunteer roles in children’s ministry and youth development. Now that his own children are off to college he’s telling stories and sharing clean humor on social media.

 

 

More from Allen

“Logan vs. the Pouty Paw Paw” is a special book in the series “Logan’s search for the Fruits of the Spirit” because it was written with the support of my stepdad, John Beghtol.  In the spring of 2025, we were working through the death of my Mom from a long battle with cancer.  He found out my kids were running a Kickstarter for one of my picture books, Meow Meow Milks the Cow, and decided to support it.  As a supporter, he earned the option to share some creative direction on one of my upcoming projects.

 

Over the summer of 2025, I was doing some research for my next Logan book, looking for a native Midwestern fruit that would be good for representing sadness, to contrast with the spiritual fruit of joy.  I learned that Paw Paws were a rare native fruit that would have been used to make jam in the 1860’s.  So, they seemed like a good fit, especially if they were Pouty Paw Paws.  It also kind of fit what was going on with us, both of us were sad at the loss of my mom, and many people use the name Paw Paw as another name for a Grandfather. So, it spawned the idea that Gramps from the Towers of Light series could be a key character in this adventure.

 

I shared an early flight plan for the story with him, and he liked it in principle, but then provided an idea around a mysterious stranger entering the town.  I like the idea, but I felt a little stuck because this story takes place after the Towers of Light series, where all the bad guys had been defeated, so who was this mysterious stranger?  Eventually, I just wrote a mini story about the stranger to place him in the city, and I was off with a solid story to tell.

 

The story ended up being a good cross-section of dealing with sadness of different forms, from being upset over chores that feel to hard, to the loss of a loved one. At the same time, I kept the fun and hijinks that only a boy and his pet raccoon can get into.  I hope your child enjoys it as much as I did while writing it with my Bonus Dad.

Blog Stops

Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, August 6

A Modern Day Fairy Tale, August 7 (Author Interview)

Tell Tale Book Reviews, August 8 (Author Interview)

Blossoms and Blessings, August 9 (Author Interview)

Texas Book-aholic, August 10

Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, August 11

Books, Books, & More Books, August 12 (Author Interview)

For the Love of Literature, August 13 (Author Interview)

Fiction Book Lover, August 14 (Author Interview)

Artistic Nobody, August 14

Vicky Sluiter, August 15

Labor Not in Vain , August 16

The Bookish Ledger, August 17 (Author Interview)

Simple Harvest Reads, August 18 (Author Interview)

Guild Master, August 18

Stories By Gina, August 19 (Author Interview)

Giveaway

To celebrate his tour, Allen is giving away the grand prize of a $50 Amazon Gift Card!!

Be sure to comment on the blog stops for extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter.

https://gleam.io/tMg4L/logan-vs-the-pouty-paw-paw-celebration-tour-giveaway

"Quest of Fire: The Unending Light" by Brett Armstrong -- Author Interview

 Book: Quest of Fire: The Unending Light

Author: Brett Armstrong

Genre: Christian, High Fantasy

Release Date: December 30, 2025

War has consumed the Lowlands in both Jason and Anargen’s eras. Each teen struggles to keep true to the Quest as the armies led by the dark powers of the Lowlands edge closer to victory.

A secret buried in Ordumair can guarantee that evil Monarch Ilyron destroys the Tower of Light Anargen has striven to defend. And Jason’s brother, Dorian, has found an equally powerful weapon in the mysterious land of Jhi. The ancient threat of dragons returning to the Lowlands threatens to plunge the Lowlands into ruin.

Losses that leave both teens grieving deeply and an ever-diminishing list of allies means they must be willing to give everything to rescue their world from the looming desolation. But they must face the truth that it is still far too little to win, unless they can hold on till the King’s Day arrives.

 

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Author Interview 

1. What is your favorite part about writing?
For me writing is kind of like trekking through the mountains. I know where I’m starting
and where I’m going, and I can even see the peaks of other mountains I’ll be
crossing—which correspond to the start of the book, its end, and the major story beats
along the way. But everything between the peaks, I discover much like a reader would
and there’s so much richness to the woods and rivers and rocks and caves and
meadows you encounter in those valleys. That sensation of looking around and being
utterly surprised by how this story world has sprung up around me while I traverse it,
that’s an incredible feeling. And especially rewarding as spiritual themes and motifs
spring up that I hadn’t planned but I can see growing up and fitting as naturally within the
story as those peaks I knew I would see.

2. What is your least favorite part about writing?
I’m probably not the only writer to say this, but at least when it comes to publishing, the
marketing side of it all is my least favorite part of it. I’m an awful salesman. And I feel like
some kind of huckster any time I go to convince someone to try one of my books. It’s not
just the notion that as a writer I’m desperate for people to read my books and terrified
that they will at the same time. There’s just something about trying to get a reader to buy
something that just…I don’t know. I just don’t like it. Talking about the books, I’m 100%
cool with. When I have start talking about the book for sales reasons…ugh.

3. Do you have a way to keep track of your story ideas?
It took me a while to become that organized, but I do have a way of keeping track of them.
As soon as I’m sure I want to write a particular story, I create a folder on my laptop
around the project. I make a document for the first draft of the manuscript and usually
write at least a couple hundred words of the story. I also take down what the overall story
is as I understand it at that moment. Then I add supporting reference documents, like lists
of characters and places as appropriate. That way if I’m not able to start on a story right
away, because of other deadlines or, you know, life just happening, I can quickly refresh
myself when I’m next able to work on the story. Over time, as I imagine new scenes or
realize particular themes or details need to be included, I also add those into the folder.
Most recently I started keeping track of my favorite lines or significant themes or moments
in a manuscript that I’ll want to call out later for the purposes of sharing about the story.

4. How long does it usually take you to write a book?
It varies pretty drastically, but I would say at this point it averages out to two or so years.
Active drafting is really only a few months, but with edits that rounds out to be about
seven months of concerted, focused activity. The rest is me having an idea or even
several scenes ready to go, but another manuscript or circumstance takes priority at that
moment. Of course, with The Unending Light, I waited probably about a decade to get to
tell that story. I’m definitely biased, but it was well worth the wait to get to tell the story as
it turned out to be. Which I credit to the Lord, because the most important part of drafting
is definitely prayer. Months, years of praying that the story will take on the colors,
contours, etc. that the Lord would have for it. My goal is to be a brush in the Master
Artist’s hand and I’m a crude one at that, but however long it takes to make the story into
what it needs to be, I’ll be laboring on it.

About the Author

Brett Armstrong has been exploring other worlds as a writer since age nine. Years later, he still writes, but now invites others along on his excursions. He’s shown readers haunting, deep historical fiction (Destitutio Quod Remissio), scary-real dystopian sci-fi (Tomorrow’s Edge series), and dark, sweeping epic fantasy (Quest of Fire saga). Every story is a journey of discovery and an attempt to be a brush in the Master Artist’s hand. Through dark, despair, light, joy, and everything in between, the end is always meant to leave his fellow literary explorers with wonder and hope. Always busy with a new story, he also enjoys drawing, gardening, and spending time with his wife and son.

 

More from Brett

Quest of Fire is a story told across seven books that took twenty years of dreaming and drafting. A story about the High King, who is a reflection of the King of Kings and the great story He has composed in which we are all taking part. Our God is described as “a consuming fire”*, a fire that also refines us and is shaping us into His likeness. My hope with the Quest of Fire series is that after reading it that fire has caught and blazes in the reader’s heart and gives them the courage to stand firm. Because Quest of Fire is filled with moments in which a vast, terrible darkness seems certain to crush a small group bravely bearing up that light, and they must choose to stand firm no matter the cost. The final entry in the series, The Unending Light, picks up that theme and sees it to its harrowing end with epic battles fought across a world built with rich, immersive detail. Heart warming and rending moments take place that just as much as the dramatic and sweeping conflicts force the protagonists to face the dark and choose whether they will remain in the light and see the Quest of Fire to the end or turn back and flee like so many others around them. So my hope is that others will read and join in the Quest of Fire, because even though it is fraught and hope is fragile, there is one truth that both the protagonists of The Unending Light and we need cling to: “the darkness has not overcome the Light.”** This story, like the great story, is about Him.

* Hebrews 12:29

** John 1:5

Blog Stops

Stories By Gina, July 9 (Author Interview)

Simple Harvest Reads, July 10 (Author Interview)

Artistic Nobody, July 11 (Author Interview)

Texas Book-aholic, July 12

Fiction Book Lover, July 13 (Author Interview)

The Bookish Ledger, July 14 (Author Interview)

The Lofty Pages, July 15

Vicky Sluiter, July 16 (Author Interview)

Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, July 17 (Spotlight)

Happily Managing a Household of Boys, July 17

For the Love of Literature, July 18 (Author Interview)

Lily’s Corner, July 19

Tell Tale Book Reviews, July 20 (Author Interview)

Blossoms and Blessings, July 21 (Author Interview)

Guild Master, July 22

Locks, Hooks and Books, July 22

Giveaway

To celebrate his tour, Brett is giving away the grand prize of a $50 Amazon gift card, an eBook copy of The Unending Light, exclusive digital map poster, and series theme music!!

Be sure to comment on the blog stops for extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter.

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