What fun to chat with Deb Raney in this BONUS episodes where she and your host, Jaime Jo Wright, chat about romantic fiction, romance in real life, and the joy of life itself!

Want mystery and some Agatha Christie vibes? So does Jaime Jo Wright as she chats with Naomi Stevens about Naomi's newly released book, 'The Burning of Rosemont Abbey.' A twin's quest to exonerate her brother accused of arson in a small English town, Jaime and Naomi dive headfirst into the 1950s mystery genre, character development, and the spiritual themes woven into the narrative. Eavesdrop away!

You will want to eavesdrop on this one! Jaime Jo Wright chats with Holly Varni, a Christie Award finalist and author of the Moonberry Lake series. They discuss Holly's latest book, 'The Blooming of Delphinium,' which highlights the importance of community, particularly the role of seniors. Holly shares her insights on the wisdom of the elderly, the significance of humor in her writing, and the need for intergenerational connections. The conversation emphasizes the value of representation in literature and the impact of storytelling on readers of all ages. Join us!

In this engaging conversation, Jaime Jo Wright kicks back and chats with Laura Thomas, a romantic suspense author, about her latest book 'Captured in Frame'. There is so much happening in this fictional English village--not to mention Laura's English accent--you won't want to miss eavesdropping on this one!

Who doesn't love Christmas tree farms and Christmas love rivalry! Melody Carlson delivers this season with another great read and another great chat! Come on in and eavesdrop!

Eavesdrop on Jaime Jo Wright and Bob Smiley's conversation as they chat about his latest middlegrade book for the kids: Average Boy's Above-Average Summer. And be careful, you might spit your coffee with all the laughs (have a napkin handy)

Eavesdrop on Jaime Jo Wrights conversation wtih Authors Eva Marie Everson and Miriam Feinberg Vamosh as they chat about their co-authored book, 'A Hoti,' which tells the fictionalized story of Tamar, a daughter of King David. They delve into the historical context of Tamar's life, the writing process, and the cultural implications of her story, particularly regarding issues of justice, healing, and the role of women in biblical times. And they also address the stigma surrounding rape and the empowerment of women, emphasizing that Tamar's story is one of resilience and strength.

In this episode, Jaime Jo Wright and Mesu Andrews chat about Mesu's upcoming book, Brave, which is the first in the King David's Brides series. They chat about the questionable amount of David's wives and the challenges of writing about them. Curious yet? Stop by and eavesdrop!