Christian Authors Quotes

“The draw she’d had on me, even from the first time I’d seen her dancing at the wedding, was undeniable. And every moment I’d spent with her since then had felt like the unfurling of something far more precious and rare than the most exotic bloom Eliora had cultivated on this mountain—even when my intentions had been less than honorable.”
― Connilyn Cossette, To Dwell Among Cedars

“All we can do is write, but its up to the reader to decide if we wrote masterpieces or empty silliness, and there is nothing you can do till another reader says different.”
― Uma Nnenna

“Cassie’s voice held that soft, pleading tone that indicated she wanted the pettiness in Alice to edge down a notch to a bearable level.”
― Kellyn Roth, A Prayer Unanswered

“A narcissistic mother's love comes with a price tag, draining her son's pockets and leaving his heart empty, a constant reminder that her affection is for sale, not freely given.”
― Shaila Touchton

“Her feelings weren't exactly well-trained soliders, eager to do her bidding. Right now, they felt like toddlers let loose on a playground. Running, swinging, sliding. Laughing, screaming, crying. Total chaos. Completely uncontrollable.”
― Robin Patchen, Running to You

“Branding ends up being quite a touchy subject for a lot of authors. If you go to a writer’s conference and listen to the talk, you’ll hear a lot of griping about branding, and it’s easy to see why. Most writers pour their heart and soul into developing their characters and story. They work through draft after draft to get those difficult aspects right. By the time they get out into the world, the last thing any writer wants to think about is their branding strategy.”
― Scott Lorenz, Book Title Bible: How to Title Your Christian Book with Faith and Inspiration

“I can teach you tricks for titling your Christian book in such a way that it stands out from the competition.”
― Scott Lorenz, Book Title Bible: How to Title Your Christian Book with Faith and Inspiration