Author Archives: Stephanie Edwards

Andrea Hagan is our featured author of the week! She writes magical and mafia romances. Andrea has an accounting degree and a law degree, neither of which she puts to good use. She lives in the South with her husband and kids. You can sign up for Andrea’s newsletter or her reader group on FacebookContinue reading “Meet Andrea Hagan”

Do you have a book trailer for any of your books? Check out the trailer for Breakfast with the FBI.  When did you start writing? I began writing by chance in 2014.   What genre(s) are your books? My books are Memior style/ fiction.   How did you start writing? I met my husband’s editor who planted the idea of me writingContinue reading “Q&A with Erina Bridget Ring”

Meet author Erina Bridget Ring and read the incredible inspiration for her book, Breakfast with the FBI. We’ll share more about Erina and her books on the blog on Thursday. By Erina Bridget Ring: Breakfast with the FBI is a true story about what happened to me when I worked at a bank. They sentContinue reading “Meet Erina Bridget Ring”

Robert Gwaltney writes Southern fiction. His debut novel, The Cicada Tree, has stunned readers, reviewers and book award judges alike. Check out the book trailer or read the book description below to learn more about this mesmerizing story. Book description: “Some things in this world are meant to burn …” The summer of 1956, aContinue reading “Meet Robert Gwaltney”

1. How long have you been writing? I’ve been making up stories as long as I can remember. I used to scribble nonsense in notebooks since before I learned how to read and write. One might argue that I still scribble nonsense, but it’s generally more legible now.  2. What inspired the book you’re currently promoting?AsContinue reading “Q&A with Olivia Blacke”

One of my favorite things about writing the Record Shop Mysteries is coming up with punny, musically themed coffees (and sometimes teas) for Juni Jessup and her sisters to serve at the Sip & Spin Records coffee nook. A lot of these drinks you can try at home! Well, technically you could also order them at yourContinue reading “Meet Olivia Blacke”

What inspired your latest work? My work in progress, A Cruise to Nowhere, is based on my love for cruising. I want to make those who have never or can’t cruise feel like they are along for the ride. The title came from the fact that anything can occur in the middle of the vastContinue reading “Q&A with Jennifer Lynn Roche”

Jennifer Lynn Roche is our featured author of the week. She’ll be promoting her Redbury Junction series, including A Cruise to Nowhere, her work in progress. Be sure to join Jennifer from 7 p.m. EST to 9 p.m. this Thursday to learn about her books and what’s coming up next for her writing.

How long have you been writing? Officially, eight years Who are the authors who most influenced your work? Roberta Webb, Watch Nee, Corrie TenBoom and multitudes of writers of theology, Hebrew, Greek and ancient history If you could visit one place to research a book, where would it be? Israel — The Holy Land  How did youContinue reading “Q&A with Doris and Oakley Dean Baldwin”