Jaime Jo Wright and Liz Johnson chat about Liz's latest book, 'Sometimes You Stay,' exploring its themes of community, belonging, and personal growth. They delve into the characters of Lucretia and Finn, their backgrounds, and how their lives intertwine in the picturesque setting of Prince Edward Island. The discussion highlights the importance of real friendships and the impact of technology on personal connections! A definite must-eavesdrop!

Jaime Jo Wright hangs out with author Amy Lynn Green about her upcoming book, The Code Breaker's Daughter, which features dual timelines set during World War I and World War II. Amy shares insights into her research process, the propaganda efforts of the OSS, and the significance of D-Day in her narrative. And, most eavesdrop worthy, is how Shakespeare played a part in codebreaking during the war!

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In this engaging conversation, Jaime Jo Wright and Author Astrid Goossens from Belgium, discuss their diverse backgrounds in faith and spirituality, exploring how these experiences shape their writing. Astrid shares her journey from Catholicism to Wicca, emphasizing the importance of personal responsibility and connection to nature. Jaime reflects on the afterlife and the role of questions in understanding faith. The authors also delve into the cultural perceptions of witches throughout history and the significance of reader engagement in their writing process. The discussion further extends to afterlife beliefs in Wicca, the determination of right and wrong, and the importance of storytelling in faith. Finally, they share insights into their creative processes and upcoming works. It's an engaging and positive dialogue between to friends with vastly different backgrounds who share a love of fiction and story!

Join Jaime Jo Wright and Jane Kirkpatrick, a prolific author with 41 books to her name, as they explore the themes of Jane's latest book, 'Across the Crying Sands,' which tells the story of Mary Edwards Gerritse, a pioneering woman who became the first female mail carrier on the rugged Oregon coast. The discussion highlights the challenges faced by women in history, the importance of family support, and the natural obstacles encountered in Mary’s journey. They also explore the balance between factual biography and emotional narrative, emphasizing the importance of women's stories in history.

In this engaging conversation, author Dan Walsh shares his journey from being a pastor to a successful novelist. He discusses his early aspirations to write, the challenges he faced in traditional publishing, and his eventual transition to indie publishing. Jaime Jo Wright and Dan discuss his writing journey, the themes of his latest book 'The Perfect Stranger', and how he weaves faith into his narratives.

Have a seat and eavesdrop on Jaime Jo Wright and Ann Gabhart as they discuss Ann's latest historical romance novel, 'The Pursuit of Elena Bradford.' They explore the historical setting of Graham Springs, while also touching on the intriguing ghostly element woven into the narrative You bet Jaime got excited about that!

In this conversation, Suzanne Woods Fisher discusses her love for national parks, the inspiration behind her book series, and the rich history intertwined with these natural wonders. She shares her experiences and insights on how parks serve as a backdrop for storytelling, emphasizing the importance of preserving these spaces and the stories they hold. What a great conversation to eavesdrop on!

Jaime Jo Wright and Jessica R. Patch are together as the two mistresses of mayhem! Hang out with them as they explore the intriguing world of suspense writing, focusing on Jessica's latest book, 'The Other Sister.' They discuss the complexities of identity, the motivations behind characters' actions, and the role of a serial killer in the narrative. They delve into the themes of depravity and human fallibility, discussing how these elements are portrayed in Jessica's latest book, 'The Other Sister.' The conversation also touches on the importance of hope in storytelling, even when dealing with dark subjects, and how writers can connect with their readers through relatable themes and characters.