This week, theChristian Fiction Blog Allianceis introducing One Holy NightSheaf House (April 1, 2008)byJ. M. HochstetlerABOUT THE AUTHOR:J. M. Hochstetler writes stories that always involve some element of the past and of finding home. Born in central Indiana, the daughter of Mennonite farmers, she graduated from Indiana University with a degree in Germanic languages. She… Continue reading One Holy Night by J.M. Hochstetler

This week, theChristian Fiction Blog Allianceis introducing Until We Reach HomeBethany House (October 1, 2008)byLynn AustinABOUT THE AUTHOR:For many years, Lynn Austin nurtured a desire to write but frequent travels and the demands of her growing family postponed her career. When her husband's work took Lynn to Bogota, Colombia, for two years, she used the… Continue reading Until We Reach Home by Lynn Austin

This week, theChristian Fiction Blog Allianceis introducing Out Of Her HandsTyndale House Publishers (September 22, 2008)byMegan DiMariaABOUT THE AUTHOR:I was born and raised in New York State and have since lived in Maine, Florida, Pennsylvania, Texas, New Jersey, and now I live in Colorado. My husband and I have three delightful, adult children and an… Continue reading Out of Her Hands by Megan DiMaria

This week, theChristian Fiction Blog Allianceis introducing Rain SongBethany House (October 1, 2008)byAlice J. WislerABOUT THE AUTHOR:Alice sold her first story to David C. Cook for a take-home Sunday School paper called Sprint. The year was 1988, this was her first submission to a paying market, and the check sent to her was for $125.00.She… Continue reading Rain Song by Alice J. Wisler

This week, theChristian Fiction Blog Allianceis introducing An Irishwomans' Tale Kregel Publications (July 8, 2008)byPatti LacyABOUT THE AUTHOR:Patti Lacy graduated from Baylor University in 1977 with a B.S. in education. She taught at Heartland Community College in Normal, Illinois, until she retired in 2006 to pursue writing full time. She has two grown children with… Continue reading An Irishwomans’ Tale by Patti Lacy