For today’s Sunday Dinner, I invited Jamie Ogle to talk about Of Love and Treason.
Sunday Dinner
Sunday Dinner with A.M. Heath
Sunday DinnerFor today’s Sunday Dinner, I invited A.M. Heath to talk about Movie-made Romance.
Sunday Dinner with Aubrey Taylor
Sunday DinnerFor today’s Sunday Dinner, I invited Aubrey Taylor to talk about The Rubicon.
Sunday Dinner with Marisa Masterson
Sunday DinnerFor today’s Sunday Dinner, I invited Marisa Masterson to talk about Dial X for Xhilaration.
Sunday Dinner with Anne Perreault
Sunday DinnerFor today’s Sunday Dinner, I invited Anne Perreault to talk about If I Dream.
Sunday Dinner with Amy Anguish
Sunday DinnerFor today’s Sunday Dinner, I invited Amy Anguish to talk about her latest novel, Mama Dated Santa. Amy Anguish writes Christian Romance where the characters long for ‘home,’ learn love isn’t just a feeling, and find out happily ever after doesn’t always come where expected.
Sunday Dinner with Mary Pat Johns
Sunday DinnerFor today’s Sunday Dinner, I invited Mary Pat Johns. Mary Pat lives in South Texas with her husband and their two spoiled dachshunds. A columnist for the local newspaper, Countin’ On Jesse is her first novel.
Sunday Dinner with the authors of Holiday Menace
Sunday DinnerFor today’s Sunday Dinner, I invited the authors of Holiday Menace, a romantic suspense collection. Join Jerusha Agen, Mary Alford, Lori Altebaumer, Danielle Grandinetti, Sarah Hamaker, Kendall Hoxsey, Karen Kirst, Pat O’Brien, Hope Welborn, and Terri Weldon on a dangerous Christmastime journey of mystery, suspense, romance, and faith.
Sunday Dinner with Jennifer Q. Hunt
Novels, Sunday DinnerFor today’s Sunday Dinner, I invited Jennifer Q. Hunt. Jennifer and her husband live in a 100-year-old house in northwest Georgia, where she homeschools their four children and spends hours researching random topics that somehow come together to make unforgettable stories.
Sunday Dinner with Ann Elizabeth Fryer
Sunday DinnerFor today’s Sunday Dinner, I invited Ann Elizabeth Fryer. Ann loves nothing more than using story and romance to relay the depths and graciousness of a Father who holds us securely in the palms of His hands. A Kentucky native, she grew up in and around historic homes, rolling hills, stone fences, ancient graveyards, and miles of dirt roads that transported her imagination to back-when. Ann, her husband, and three children now make their home in small-town Illinois where they can hear church bells keep time and tradition.