Three New-To-Me Authors I Read in 2023

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Hello! I've been away for a few weeks working on moving (oh my goodness, what a pain!), but hopefully I'm back. Today we're talking about new authors I read in 2023, and though I read more than the ones listed here, I specifically wanted to highlight these three. They're all wonderful authors and wonderful women. I hope that if you are unfamiliar with them you'll consider checking out their work.

Becca Kinzer
Becca's debut rom com was full of fun misunderstandings and small town charm. Henry and Edith are both under the impression that the other is a senior citizen, but nothing could be further from the truth. How long can she rent a room from him before they finally meet in person?

Rebekah Millet
Here's another debut rom com! Set in the heart of New Orleans, this story features 40-year-old widow and empty nester Julia, all ready to embrace a new stage of life... until her first love reappears, ready to seek a relationship again. But can she ever trust him after he broke her heart all those years ago?

    
Ashlyn McKayla Ohm
I technically read Ashlyn's work first in 2022, when I got to beta read some scenes for her debut novel, but then I read her entire Climbing Higher series last year. A competitive figure skater and her mountain-loving sister face challenges and fears, looking for healthy relationships and their place in the world. If you enjoy stories with strong faith threads, these are for you!

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Comments

[cilydav]

I loved Becca's book, haven't read Rebekah's yet, and have never heard of Ashlyn McKayla Ohm, but will look into her. Thanks for sharing.

[blogginboutbooks]

I've seen Becca Kinzer on a few lists today! DEAR HENRY, LOVE EDITH sounds like a great read. I need to get to it one of these days.

Happy TTT (on a Wednesday)!

Susan
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