Bio: Laura Frantz is a Christy Award winner and the ECPA bestselling author of fifteen novels, including The Rose and the Thistle, The Frontiersman’s Daughter, Courting Morrow Little, The Lacemaker, and A Heart Adrift. She is the proud mom of an ...
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THE SEAMSTRESS OF ACADIE - Laura Frantz - One Free Book

Bio: Laura Frantz is a Christy Award winner and the ECPA bestselling author of fifteen novels, including The Rose and the Thistle, The Frontiersman’s DaughterCourting Morrow Little, The Lacemaker, and A Heart Adrift. She is the proud mom of an American soldier and a career firefighter. Though she will always call Kentucky home, Laura lives with her husband in Washington State.

She is well known for her meticulously researched novels. In her newest work, The Seamstress of Acadie, Frantz spins a gripping tale of an Acadian woman caught between the warring French and English during Le Grand Dérangement of 1755. Filled with history, intrigue, and romance, The Seamstress of Acadie is sure to win the hearts of historical romance fans.

About the story: Gifted seamstress Sylvie Galant and her Acadian family desire to live peacefully and remain neutral in the upcoming war between the French and the English. But the proximity of their land on Acadie’s rugged shores makes them an easy target. While tensions escalate, Sylvie encounters Major William Blackburn. Although he is a British Army Ranger, Blackburn warns her that the British are poised to invade. But the warning cannot counteract the plans or stop the tide of English soldiers.

William Blackburn has seen firsthand the atrocities that the British have done to the Acadian families and their villages. Rather than participate in the heinous expulsion, Will resigns his commission before a charge of treason is brought against him. 

When Sylvie is forcibly removed from her homeland, she finds herself on a ramshackle ship headed to Virginia, where she crosses paths once again with Will. Together they must work through the complex tangle of their shared, shattered past to navigate the present and forge an enduring future.

Welcome back to my blog, Laura. What was the inspiration for The Seamstress of Acadie? I’ve always been fascinated by Acadian history, which is the most heartbreaking I’ve ever researched. I was disappointed to find few novels that deal with Acadie, which, aside from Longfellow’s poem Evangeline, seems to have been buried since the eighteenth-century expulsion.

Your two protagonists, Sylvie Galant and William Blackburn, are on opposing sides in Le Grand Dérangement of 1755. How did they first meet? Sylvie and William have a rather charming first meeting by a well in Acadie that is based on a bit of subterfuge and secrecy. Their attraction is instant and mutual, as it so often is inexplicably even in real life.

Sylvie and William later find themselves on ships headed to Virginia. Can you provide a brief summary of the events leading up to their departure from Acadie? Acadie, present-day Nova Scotia, had long been a battleground between the French and English since its founding in 1604. The conflict worsened in the eighteenth century as each nation fought over contested territory. In 1755, the Acadians were deprived of their weapons, detained as prisoners, and then forced onto ships to destinations unknown. In the novel, William leaves Acadie first with his Rangers on a sloop in late summer 1755 before the deportation of the Acadians begins. Sylvie follows on a ramshackle transport ship in early fall.

What led to William’s decision to resign from the British army? William has a profound change of heart and purpose. A spiritual awakening as a prisoner of war among the French led to an about-face in terms of his military career, culminating in his refusal to take part in the Acadians’ deportation.


Prior to the British invasion of Acadie, Sylvie Galant was a seamstress. How did her profession play a part in your story?
Each of us is gifted with the ability to do certain things well. Sylvie is no different. Since childhood, she has plied her needle in a way that causes other people to take notice. To her, it is just routine until she begins to see her skill as a means to navigate her new, unwanted life in a hostile land. Personally, I grew up with a grandmother who was an accomplished seamstress and sewed my clothes, even historical garments. I don’t sew myself but am in awe of those who do!

Can you please describe the setting for your novel and why this is important in the overall plot? If you visit Nova Scotia, you soon realize why the British fought hard to win it and why the Acadians took strong measures to keep it. Epic in scope and beauty with forests and fields and mountains, coastlines and islands, it’s truly a one-of-a-kind place and makes the ideal novel setting. I hope readers experience some of that beauty within the novel’s pages.

What are some of the themes found within The Seamstress of Acadie? Love, loss, trust, new beginnings. Life is one of continual change. How we navigate those changes is a constant challenge both in fiction and in real life.

What do you hope readers will experience when reading your novel? That beauty can be seen amid the heartbreaking history and cause us to look at the heartaches and hurdles we face today in a different light.

Where can readers purchase a copy of The Seamstress of Acadie? The book is available in paperback and e-reader on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other book online retailers. If your local bookstore doesn’t have it, you can ask them to order it for you.

How can readers connect with you? I’m active on these social media channels and regularly post on my website’s journal page:

www.laurafrantz.net

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Thank you for sharing The Seamstress of Acadie with my blog readers and me. We love to learn about historical events.

Readers, here’s a link to the book.

https://www.amazon.com/Seamstress-Acadie-Historical-Romance-Beginnings-ebook/dp/B0C9RLWP5Y/ref=sr_1_2_sspa?crid=2ZFBV2Y7QZ5J9&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.94W47k8kkRg-_JHwuf4kG8KgLhKUOO2JiBDj6Npg9bn3DRUbWk5Qs3hLd4__GQEoaxNTXA2k2f0kFmBwpQxK0qrNHFR9hs22Tjgadx8B1OoDaGkgnBCmBQw2RlledXfw1urtuHaSwH7WVoOlthFl-XE5MYqzUVIiiL6S2O8iZ5f1kezyTsy8L8MbcYrw2OJ0_LcmwSahRMZ77o3kVYVn2QivvchnPnIfmGKJABqyt0k.vrQMrN4DSFz6fxRkg4pWqIFr-ofrqHG7QZhHHyH0Q3U&dib_tag=se&keywords=the+seamstress+of+acadie+laura+frantz&qid=1710526086&s=books&sprefix=The+Seamstress+of+Acadie+%2Cstripbooks%2C95&sr=1-2-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1

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A COURAGEOUS BETROTHAL - Denise Weimer - One Free Book

Bio: Denise Weimer writes historical and contemporary romance from her home in North Georgia and also serves as a freelance editor and the Acquisitions and Editorial Liaison for Wild Heart Books. A wife and mother of two daughters, she always pauses for coffee, chocolate, and old houses

Welcome back, Denise. What are some of the spiritual themes you like to write about?

That’s a great question! I often find themes of emotional healing and redemption weaving into my stories. In A Courageous Betrothal, the theme has to do with accepting ourselves as God made us. The heroine is inspired by a real-life Revolutionary War Patriot heroine, Nancy Hart, who was six feet tall, red-haired, big-boned, pock-marked, and cross-eyed. She was also a crack shot the local Indians called “War Woman” and successfully spied on and captured Loyalists and British Regulars in the Georgia backcountry…all while defending her family. My heroine, Jenny White, is a bit softer, but she feels gawky and unattractive next to her pretty, petite little sister. The hero, Scottish militia scout Caylan McIntosh, has a hard time convincing her that he finds what she thinks are her weaknesses to be strengths, especially on the frontier.

What other books of yours are coming out soon? The Scouts of the Georgia Frontier books continue to release into 2024. Book three, A Cherished Betrothal, just came out in January and follows the beginning of Revolution on the Georgia/South Carolina border. There will be two more coming later in the year, as well as my novel about the 1865 sinking of the Sultana, When Hope Sank, part of Barbour’s A Day to Remember Series. Plus, my first-ever novella, Redeeming Grace, will re-release this July in Wild Heart Books’ Romance at the Gilded Age Resorts Series with a new cover and title, A Summer at the Niagara of the South.

If you could spend an evening with one contemporary person (not a family member of yours), who would it be and why? You know, it would be interesting to learn from Francine Rivers about her publishing journey.

I met Francine over a decade ago, and she gave her testimony. I bought the CD of that session. It was very interesting. What historical person would you like to meet (besides Jesus) and why?

I never know how to answer that one since there are so many fascinating historical people. I’d have a hard time choosing between religious leaders, military leaders, brave pioneers, and the American founding fathers.

How can you encourage authors who have been receiving only rejections from publishers? First, I’d encourage them to make sure they have a solid grasp on the writing craft and the industry expectations for submitting proposals. Read up on those things and ask experienced, traditionally published authors or editors. Once that is in place, it’s important to make sure they are submitting to publishers seeking the same genre, length, and style of material…and then, following submission guidelines. One hurdle I find with submissions I review as Acquisitions and Editorial Liaison at Wild Heart Books is that some authors are still writing in narrative style rather than deep POV (point of view). Or submitting historical fiction rather than historical romance…or are truly unfamiliar with industry expectations or formula for historical romance.

Finally, it’s more than possible that they just haven’t found the right fit yet. Publishers will often favor certain tropes, time periods, or settings. They may be seeking lighter material or more serious material. They may have just accepted something very similar. At other times, they may have just received a glut of submissions, and their production schedules may be filled for the foreseeable future. Editors who wear more than one hat sometimes struggle to have time to read through lengthy proposals and sample chapters. If they are deep into projects with current authors, they may put off manuscript review for a specified time in the future.

There are so many factors at play, but ultimately, none of these things take God by surprise. He knows just which editor needs to open your email on the right day. He knows just what you need to learn and where you need to be in life before you are ready for publication…or before the world is ready for your book!

That’s very valuable information. Please tell us about the featured book. A Courageous Betrothal is a short but action-and-romance-packed 20K-word novella originally entitled Across Three Autumns and included in Barbour’s Backcountry Brides Collection. Because of the short word count and long time span covered, I chose to use only the heroine’s point of view.

Red-haired, freckle-faced, and almost six feet tall, Jenny White has resigned herself to fame over love. Possessing the courage and wits to guard her younger siblings against nature, natives, and loyalists in Georgia’s “Hornet’s Nest” gives life meaning until she meets scout Caylan McIntosh.

From the time Jenny nurses the young lieutenant back to health after the Battle of Kettle Creek, she can’t deny her attraction to the vexing Highlander, who seems determined to dismantle her emotional armor. But when Georgia falls to the British and Caylan returns to guide Jenny’s family on a harrowing exodus into the North Carolina mountains, will his secrets prove stronger than his devotion? Or will their love be courageous enough to carry them through the battles ahead?

Please give us the first page of the book.

Prologue

Late June, 1778

Wilkes County, Georgia

She first sensed someone watching as a prickle of awareness on the back of her neck as she and Hester floated, shift-clad, in the creek. Even in the cool waters, the fine ginger hairs from Jenny White’s nape to her arms stirred, and she froze.

Casting a glance over her shoulder, she saw him—a brown bare-chested native, his face smeared with black-and-red war paint. He did not even attempt to conceal himself. After all, the White family may have brought their livestock out from Augusta and built a cabin four years prior. They might have planted their small patches of corn, wheat, and flax alongside the vegetable garden Jenny and her sister had been weeding in the fork of Long and Dry Fork Creeks before yielding to the urge to cool down from the sun’s blistering rays. But this had been his land. Whether Hitchiti Creek of the first people in these parts, or Muskogee who came from the west many years ago, he belonged and she did not.

But the brave’s alliance with the British made him Jenny’s enemy. She was old enough to remember from North Carolina what the British could do. She had given up too much—her little brother’s life and her best years to make a good match, for starters—to just hand over this land.

Thank God Gabriel had not taken the Brown Bess hunting today. She’d left it propped against the giant oak that marked the ford. With the steady diagonal trajectory of a water bug, she waded toward Hester and the tree.

Hester’s head—curly strawberry-blonde hair darkened and dripping—broke the surface. She started to let out an exclamation of delight but gave only a gasp when Jenny’s firm hand encircled her wrist. Green eyes wide, she allowed herself to be towed toward the shore.

“Hester, run for the house. Make sure Ma and the baby stay inside.”

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Thank you for sharing A Courageous Betrothal with us.

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HER SECRET HOPE - Shelley Shepard Gray - One Free Book

Bio: Shelley Shepard Gray is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of more than 100 books, including Her Heart’s Desire and Her Only Wish. Two-time winner of the HOLT Medallion and a Carol Award finalist, Gray lives in Ohio, where she writes full-time, bakes too much, and can often be found walking her dachshunds on her town’s bike trail.

She introduced readers to A Season in Pinecraft series with Her Heart’s Desire. This was followed by Her Only Wish in June 2023. Now Gray wraps up her heartwarming series with her final installment, Her Secret Hope, which explores the theme of facing one’s past in order to make way for a brighter future.


About the story: Two years ago, Lilly Kurtz left her home in Middlefield for a much-needed vacation in Pinecraft, Florida, where she could escape her feelings of always being an outsider within her community. Little did she realize that this trip would be such a life-changing experience. Not only did it lead to a fresh start in Florida and a new set of friends, but a budding romance has started to bloom with hardworking farmer Eddie Byler. However, secrets from Lilly’s past may threaten to destroy her new relationship.

Eddie Byler values honesty and trust. He sees Lilly as a breath of fresh air, but he is mystified about her past. Although they grew up only thirty miles apart, Lilly remains silent about her time in Middlefield, which makes Eddie wonder if Lilly is hiding something.

As Eddie and Lilly’s relationship deepens, she must decide whether she is willing to return to Middlefield—a place where she never felt accepted. Will Lilly have to give up on love in order to find peace? Or could it be that love is actually the solution to all of her problems?


Welcome back to my blog, Shelley. It’s always a pleasure to host you. Please provide a brief summary of Her Secret Hope. Lilly Kurtz decides to take a job at the Marigold Inn in Pinecraft, and she’s eager to spend more time with her best friends and make new friends who know nothing about her past. When guests Eddie Byler and his grandmother befriend her, she’s sure she made the right decision. However, as her romance with Eddie blossoms, she soon learns that everything in her past cannot be erased, just as Eddie must come to terms with the fact that his views on what is right and wrong might not be as correct as he believed. Only by being completely honest with each other—and with themselves—will Lilly and Eddie learn that their secret hopes and dreams can become their realities.


Readers were first introduced to Lilly Kurtz in Her Heart’s Desire, the first book in your series. Can you please explain why Lilly left her hometown in Middlefield, Ohio, and went to Pinecraft? Lilly Kurtz first leaves her hometown in an attempt to live her life without the stigma of her birth parents’ mistakes.


Lilly has a budding relationship with Eddie Byler, who highly values honesty and trust. But Lilly’s past could threaten their future. What do you feel readers can learn from Lilly and Eddie’s relationship? This novel focuses not only on the themes of honesty and trust but also God’s grace. It’s my hope that readers will be able to connect with one of the characters in the novel who is searching for the Lord’s acceptance and love. 


In addition to facing one’s past, are there other underlying themes found within Her Secret Hope? I think another theme is friendship and accepting God’s grace. So many of the characters—whether they are in their twenties, forties, or seventies—are often reaching out to others for support or guidance. I loved that each character is eventually reminded that he or she needs not only God’s love but their friends’ and family’s support and love as well. 


Her Secret Hope is the final novel in the A Season in Pinecraft series. What was the connecting element for all of the books in your series? From the beginning, I was eager to highlight three women who felt like “wallflowers,” who felt like they didn’t really click with their peer group in their hometowns. I wanted to empower them and have them not only find acceptance but learn to value their unique selves. Pinecraft, Florida, a place where Amish from all over America vacation, felt like the perfect spot. So, I strived for each novel to be a different play on “an Amish wallflower on vacation.” 


Are there any threads that run through the whole series that will be wrapped up in this book? No. Each book was written to stand alone.


How have you personally been impacted by this series? I love to write novels about things that could happen to anyone—my characters just happen to be Amish. Writing this series, with each woman looking for acceptance, love, and friendship, reaffirmed this belief. On a personal note, I truly enjoyed writing this series. It was an upbeat trio of stories highlighting positive themes. It made for a lot of happy writing days!


Why did you choose Pinecraft, Florida, as the setting for your series? Pinecraft is one of my favorite settings for novels because it’s the only place where Amish from all over the world come together. It’s a unique setting rich with possibilities for new stories. Honestly, I could happily write a dozen books set in Pinecraft—there’s such a fun mixture of people there!


How can readers connect with you? I’m on Facebook, on Instagram, and on Twitter. I have a private FB group called Shelley Shepard Gray’s Buggy Bunch, which is easy to join and I post often. I also have a “short and sweet” monthly newsletter that readers can sign up for on my website, www.shelleyshepardgray.com.


Thank you for sharing Her Secret Hope with my blog readers and me. I love your stories, especially those in Pinecraft.

Readers, here’s a link to the book.

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