The ever-prolific Tracie Peterson makes a return appearance on the show with yet another new book, "A Constant Love." Enjoy catching up with her and hear what got her writing books in the first place. loom.ly/tu83iNg

Lauraine Snelling and Kiersti Giron join us to chat about their new book, Land of Dreams. One of the pioneers in the Christian fiction industry, Lauraine now teams with Kiersti to continue to bring books that entertain and that strengthen our faith.  loom.ly/imV1Zus

Imagine being witness to the prophet Elijah being taken to heaven in a whirlwind. "Mantle" by Dana McNeely starts with this scene, and the book builds from there. It was a pleasure to have her on the podcast this week. loom.ly/CED5VfQ

Did you know that at one time, Eureka, California, removed all the Chinese living there? Barbara Tifft Blakey knew about it, and this first-timer on the show write the novel "The Angel of Second Street" about it. She talks about it on this week's show. loom.ly/bxiRmME

Have a favorite romance trope? Maybe meet-cute, meet-cringe, love at first sight, enemies to lovers, friends to lovers, love triangles, forced proximity, off-limits crush, fake relationship, marriage of convenience, second-chance love, etc? loom.ly/3KCAB3w

Want to know what favorite cartoon of Jen Turano's helped to inspire the book "A Lesson in Propriety" or what colors she absolutely hates? Then you're going to want to tune in and hear what she has to say about all that an much more. loom.ly/j2xJTsk

Steampunk, romance, mystery, Gothic Victorian England. In other words, "The Curious Inheritance of Blakely House" has it all. Joanna Politano joins us this week to talk about her this release, what some are calling a masterpiece. Be sure to take a listen. loom.ly/w4aIVF4

Did you know that there was a rebellion in Canada in 1837? I didn't either until I interviewed Christine Hill Suntz for this week's episode. Her debut novel, "The Lawyer and the Laundress" explores this time in Canadian history. loom.ly/v5YmC8o

Do you know how codebreaking got its start in America? That's one of the interesting history tidbits that Amy Lynn Green uncovers in her latest release, "The Codebreaker's Daughter." Be sure to listen to our wonderful chat on the podcast! loom.ly/yF3ZtNQ

Bonjour, mes amies! Yes, Elizabeth Musser is with us again, all the way from France, to talk about her wonderful new WWII novel called From the Valley We Rise. loom.ly/rt4qg68

The authors we talk with on Christian Historical Fiction Talk would get nowhere without readers like you. So this week we talk to one of the most voracious readers I know, my friend Dawn Wagner. loom.ly/g1zGE0w

Jenelle Hovde is a newcomer to the show but not to writing, though she takes her first foray into Regency romance with her latest release, No Stone Unturned. IShe shares how she combined her love of antiquity and Jane Austen into a fabulous Regency nove. loom.ly/bT8EU50

The 1900 hurricane in Galveston, TX, was devastating and heart wrenching, but Jennifer L. Wright, this week's guest, has turned this tragedy into a beautiful novel full of hope and resilience. Join us for this great episode. loom.ly/VaWLad4

There was a real library in Paris that held many of the books that were banned in Germany during the time of the Nazis, and Roseanna M. White uses that place as the jumping off point for her new novel, "The Collector of Banned Books." loom.ly/yTOdC-k

"These Blue Mountains" is a stunning story about German POWs in the US during WWI and a young woman's search for her missing fiancé in the time between the two wars. Sarah Loudin Thomas joins us on the podcast this week to chat about her book. loom.ly/ERowEx8

Oh look! Connilyn Cossette has a new book out! Has anyone read it? I'm looking forward to digging in soon. loom.ly/LYl8UD8

"A thrilling adventure filled with danger, a treasure hunt, romance, & family reconciliation." That's how one reviewer described Mary Connealy's new book, "Whispers of Fortune." She joins us on the show this week to talk about this rollickingly good book. loom.ly/lpgdnjY

Jane Kirkpatrick joins the show this week to chat about her new release, Across the Crying Sands. Oh my, what a wonderful talk we had. You might even get a few tears in your eyes. loom.ly/KW7PYGM

Michelle Griep is with us, and I can't think of a book I'd rather read on a cool fall evening than her latest Gothic mystery romance, "Of Silver and Secrets." So sit back and relax and enjoy our chat. There's even something special in store for patrons. loom.ly/pccruJQ

It's always lovely to catch up with old friends, and that is what Ann Gabhart is to the show. She stops by this week to talk about many different things, but especially her new release, "The Pursuit of Elena Bradford." I know you'll enjoy our chat. loom.ly/3Ae9O3c