Happy April, readers! In Missouri, the flowers are blooming and the trees are green again. It makes me want to turn on my copy of Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and sing, “June Bride” and “Spring, Spring, Spring.” What’s in this Edition: Research – What’s Next in Writing Brave Authors Interview and Giveaway Catholic ArtistsContinue reading “New Research Begins! Can you guess the era?”
Author Archives: Kelsey Gietl
Sparks reaches #1 – Creating a Bestselling Audiobook
Welcome back to the Extra Edition newsletter! I’m excited to bring you bonus content each month with a special inside look at my novels and the history behind them. What’s in this Edition: Sparks Fly Upward Reaches #1 Audiobook The Making of an Audiobook – Behind the Scenes Insights from an Audiobook Narrator – AnContinue reading “Sparks reaches #1 – Creating a Bestselling Audiobook”
Top Ten Tuesday – Books with Men on the Cover
Happy Tuesday, readers! Today’s Top Ten topic is “Christian Fiction that Includes Men on the Cover.” Have you ever noticed that Christian Fiction books are suspiciously void of men on the covers? Even in suspense novels, if there’s a person shown, they’re usually female. To be fair, there is a severe shortage of good maleContinue reading “Top Ten Tuesday – Books with Men on the Cover”
Top Ten Tuesday – Character Quotes
Happy Tuesday, readers! Today’s Top Ten topic is “Things Characters Have Said,” so here are some of my favorite quotes from my own novels. If you’ve read any of my books, do you have a favorite quote or character? Learn more about my novels here! *Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly blog challenge hosted byContinue reading “Top Ten Tuesday – Character Quotes”
Exploring the Cathedral Basilica: Then and Now
Happy March, readers! Here in Missouri, it seems spring is finally on its way. What’s in this Edition: One Month of Stars in the Storm Historical Beauty – My Visit to the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis Upcoming Events – Spring Boutique Book Signing Releasing in March – Other authors’ new releases I’m most excited about.Continue reading “Exploring the Cathedral Basilica: Then and Now”
