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Like many writers, I began as a reader. My favorite authors were those whose styles were realistic and relatable, so when I began creating my first novel in my thirties, I knew that, above all, I wanted my stories to connect with readers.

My first foray into writing was a book about the biblical character of Ruth. I spent years rewriting and shelving the book. Finally, I submitted it to Elk Lake Publishing. They not only loved the book, but they also helped me prepare it for publication. Now, my work of biblical fiction, Princess of Moab: A Novel of Ruth, is finished and ready to find its readership.

I also have a contemporary Christian fiction series called The Rose Collection. These independently published novels are timely and spotlight
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To Love a Beast

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To Love a Beast by Karen Witemeyer is a remarkable retelling of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast with a healthy dollop of Greek mythology stirred in. This is an enjoyable, sweet read suitable for readers of all ages, from YA and upward. I highly recommend this novel to anyone who loves a good fairy tale adaptation.

When an encounter with an enchanting New York socialite goes horribly wron

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Marbeth Skwarczynski Marbeth Skwarczynski said: " I reread this marvelous classic every few years. It goes beyond being a brilliant example of a "novel of manners" and stands firm as a contemporary Christian novel that is as insightful now as when it was written in the 1800s.

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Plague of Lies by Marbeth Skwarczynski
"An engaging story focusing on difficult subjects. Handled with truth and grace when a young couple gets lost in a moment and going beyond the promise they made to themselves and their church. A father who loses contact with the daughter he loved then" Read more of this review »
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"Wow! I did not expect what this book would behold. It was so incredibly deep, and I enjoyed every word. I cried tears of sadness, tears of happiness, and tears of hope. This was beautiful, every word. I am forever changed."
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Forgiving St. Nick by Catherine Brusk
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One thing I love about Catherine Brusk is that she never shies away from conflicts that promise to drive a phenomenal story.

In Forgiving Saint Nick, the characters face conflict that would send most people running for the hills, but Anna and Nick mu
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Not Exactly Mr. Darcy by Carolyn   Miller
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Carolyn Miller’s Not Exactly Mr. Darcy is a sweet and humorous take on the grumpy/sunshine trope and a love letter to Ms. Austen’s classic works.

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