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.

In this engaging conversation, Jaime Wright interviews Janet McHenry, a seasoned author and prayer advocate, discussing her journey into writing, the significance of prayer, and her latest books, 'Praying Personalities' and 'Looking Up.' Janet shares her personal experiences with prayer, the different styles of praying, and how understanding one's personality can enhance their prayer life. The discussion also touches on the real-life impact of prayer in the community and the importance of maintaining a relationship with God through prayer.

There' s a lot explored in this engaging conversation between Jaime Jo Wright and Cara Putman as they discuss Cara's latest book, 'The Accused,' a John-Grisham-style courtroom novel that inspired by the Amanda Knox trial. If you enjoyed A Few Good Men, you're not going to want this latest book to hit legal thriller shelves!

In this episode of MadLit Musings, Jaime Jo Wright and Leslie Gould celebrate the release of Leslie's 50th book, 'The Shop Down the Lane.' They delve into the book's themes, including the complexities of relationships, the unique concept of circle letters within the Amish community, and the significance of birding season. If you've ever wondered what the Amish can teach us about life and relationships, you'll definitely want to listen in!

Eavesdrop on Jaime Jo Wright and Valerie Fraser Luesse as they explore the themes of Valerie's upcoming novel, 'The Light on Horn Island.' They discuss the cultural nuances of the South, the significance of personal loss and healing, and the role of confessions in uncovering deeper truths among characters. Valerie shares insights into the setting of Mississippi, the impact of first love, and the importance of faith in navigating life's challenges. It's a heartwarming and thought-provoking discussion you're not going to want to ignore!

It's time to eavesdrop again and you'll want to today in this engaging conversation! Jaime Jo Wright interviews Chawna Schroeder, a speculative fantasy author, about her writing journey, the importance of discernment in fiction, and her new book 'Illuminary'. They explore the themes of magic, authority, and morality in fantasy literature, while also discussing the unique world-building and character dynamics in Chawna's work. It's magical, adventurous, and stupendously imaginative on this episode! Don't miss a minute!

Join Jaime Jo as she chats with author Janice Cantore , retired police officer from Long Beach, California and successful suspense author of over 15 novels. They chat procedural fiction, and about Janice's latest release, "Every Deadly Suspicion".

Thirty years after a federal agent and two suspects disappeared in the wilderness, the case is cold, and they’ve never been found. Now their suspected killer is about to go free. But is the truth really what it seems?

In Dry Oaks, California, Chief of Police Hanna Keyes has long believed her father, Joe, is a murderer, justly imprisoned for his crimes. When she’s told he’s dying and is being given compassionate release from prison, she wants nothing to do with him. But taking him in might be Hanna’s one shot at cracking the cold case of his alleged murders, so she reluctantly agrees to oversee his care.