Book Talk: Ann Swindell

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Book Talk: Ann Swindell Listen to the episode with Ann Swindell Who doesn’t love a good Christmas story? And who doesn’t love celebrating someone’s first novel? In this episode of Book Talk with Cara, we get to do both. Ann Swindell is my guest and we’re talking about her brand-new novel Christmas in the Castle Library. This novel allowed Ann …

Book Talk: Morgan Tarpley Smith, Lenora Worth, Betsy St. Amant

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Book Talk: Morgan Tarpley Smith, Lenora Worth, Betsy St. Amant Listen to the episode with Morgan Tarpley Smith, Lenora Worth, Betsy St. Amant It’s almost Christmas, and that means it’s time to read Christmas books. Today I’ve got three delightful authors on Book Talk to talk about their novella collection A Louisiana Christmas to Remember. In these three, interconnected Christmas …

Book Talk: Tessa Afshar

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Book Talk: Tessa Afshar Listen to the episode with Tessa Afshar Today it is such a pleasure introducing you to my friend and author Tessa Afshar. She is the author of 12 award-winning, best-selling novels, but it has been a journey for her to get here. She first started writing in her twenties, but after two rejections stopped. Then years …

Book Talk: Patricia Bradley

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Book Talk: Patricia Bradley Listen to the episode with Patricia Bradley Writing can be an intense process, and today I’m talking to a woman who has written 18 full-length novels since 2013 in addition to many shorter-length romantic suspense books. Patricia Bradley is wonderful at creating stories that pull you deeply into character-driven stories that are filled with questions because …

Book Talk: Mesu Andrews

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Book Talk: Mesu Andrews Listen to the episode with Mesu Andrews Today it’s delightful to welcome Mesu Andrews to Book Talk. In our conversation, Mesu shares how she never imagined being a writer. Then one day she got sick and needed to teach. The rest is history. Mesu likes to write about the unknown women in the Bible. That’s exactly …