Naomi Rawlings is the USA Today-bestselling author of more than 20 historical Christian novels, each of which takes readers back to a time when neighbors knew each other's names. She writes with a combination of heartfelt romance, spiritual depth, and vivid historical detail.

T.W. Larsen's debut novel, The Emperor’s Children, is a tragic fantasy where monsters and magic meet morally complex challenges and grounded human moments.

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 P. Anastasia is the award-winning author of 19 works (with more on the way), including novels, novellas, and enchanting children’s picture books. Known for her signature blend of mystery, charm, and a touch of magic, her storytelling captivates readers across genres and ages.

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Caleb Wygal is the author of 13 novels, including the award-winning and critically acclaimed Death on the Boardwalk, Book 1 of the Myrtle Beach Mystery Series, which received accolades from Women’s World Magazine and won the Pinnacle Award for best Mystery (2021).

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Defying all odds is what #1 New York Times- and international bestselling author Sherrilyn Kenyon does best. Her new paranormal urban fantasy series, Infernal Affairs, kicks off with Hell to Pay. Lucifer’s exiled son becomes a reluctant supernatural cop on Earth, framed for murder and racing to clear his name before he’s dragged back to Hell.

Melissa Wright is the author of more than a dozen YA and fantasy novels including The Frey Saga and Between Ink and Shadows. Her newest release, A Necromancer’s Guide to Grave Mistakes, is a darkly whimsical romantic fantasy that follows a young necromancer whose uncontrolled magic accidentally raises the dead right as she’s pulled into investigating her father’s murder. It’s the first book in her Grave Magic and Other Forms of Courtship series.

Jessica Keener's new novel, Evening Begins the Day, tells the story of two families drawn together in crisis discovering a path toward community and renewal. Her bestselling debut novel, Night Swim, was followed by an award-winning collection of stories, Women in Bed. Her second novel, Strangers in Budapest, was an Indie Next pick, an Entertainment Weekly best new book selection, and a Southern Independent Bookseller Association bestseller.