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Book blogs exist because people love to read stories. And generally we also love following the people who write the stories which bring us so much joy. There are many writers out there who are cultivating their work in the hopes that someday they can send their stories out into the world and find readers like you. I'm here to talk about some of these people today! They write a wide range of genres, and are kind and talented folks who have each blessed my life. Now is the perfect time for you to get a glimpse of their stories—and their life stories!—while they are honing their craft and waiting to break into the industry. I hope you'll consider giving them a follow and becoming some of their earliest fans. 😊

Savanna Kaiser—Historical Romance
Savanna has a sweet, generous spirit and loves serving the author community in many capacities. She writes inspirational historical romance novels set in Missouri during the Civil War and late 19th century. You can follow her on her website, Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.

Becca Kinzer—Romance
Becca makes you laugh one minute and then swoops in with a deep thought the next. She writes contemporary stories filled with timeless romance and enough humor to hopefully cause readers to spray some sort of beverage out of their mouth at least once. You can follow her on her website, Twitter, or Instagram.

A.D. Lawrence—Suspense
Hilarious and sweet, A.D. is the last person you'd suspect of spending her days plotting murders and madness, but she does just that as she writes suspense with an element of faith. You can follow her on her website, Facebook, and Goodreads.

Anna Rose Johnson—Historical YA, Middle Grade, and More!
Anna is a prolific writer, gymnastics enthusiast, and genealogy sleuth. She writes timeless tales tinged with vintage charm, especially whimsical romance and sweet middle grade novels. You can follow her on her website, Twitter, Instagram, or through her Facebook group.

C.J. Myerly—Romance
With a compassionate heart, C.J. balances writing and being involved in the author community while being a homeschool mom. She writes contemporary romance set in small towns located near the beach. You can follow her on her website, Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.

Julia Kay—Women's Fiction
Julia has a lovely, creative spirit. She writes women's fiction in an effort to create honest discussions about the human condition by focusing on stories about ordinary people who experience an extraordinary God. You can follow her on her website, Twitter, or Facebook.

Emily Johnson—YA Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Graphic Novels, and More!
Emily has a wide range of talents and abilities, which she loves delving into as she writes YA fantasy, historical fiction, and graphic novels, with the occasional western thrown in—exciting, adventurous, and heroic, with a Christian worldview. You can follow her on Twitter.

Stephanie Daniels—Historical YA
Stephanie brings a dose of friendly cheerfulness wherever she goes. She writes faith-focused fiction for young adults and the young at heart. You can follow her on her website, Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.

I hope you'll check out some of these lovely people! There were a few more I reached out to who were unable to participate this time, so maybe I'll do this again in the future. 🙂

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