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Cover Reveal - A Cake Of Cherries And Charm by Brittany Fichter

3/13/2026

Cover Reveal

The next reveal in Enchanting Confections is here, and it’s as sweet as cherries. 🍒✨
We’re delighted to share the cover for Brittany Fichter’s @brittanyfichterfiction story:

A Cake of Cherries and Charm:
A Snow White and Rose Red Retelling

A sweet, uplifting tale filled with charm, cherries, and sweet happily ever afters.
Are you a fan of wedding cake?
Tell us below! 👇🍒📚✨

#enchantingconfections #coverreveal #fairytaleretelling #nospiceromance #sweetromantasy

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Cover Reveal - A Pint Of Peaches And Poison by Annabelle Raven

3/12/2026

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Cover Reveal

The next slice of Enchanting Confections arrives with the sea! 🌊🍑✨
We’re excited to reveal the cover for Anabelle Raven’s @anabelle.raven.author story:

A Pint of Peaches and Poison:
A Little Mermaid Retelling

A Little Mermaid retelling with adult characters,
life-and-death stakes, and sweetness edged with peril.
Are you in the mood for some peaches?
Tell us below! 👇🌊🍑📚✨

#enchantingconfections #coverreveal #fairytaleretelling #nospiceromance #sweetromantasy

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Cover Reveal - A Touch Of Tiaras And Treachery by Ashley Evercott

3/11/2026

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Cover Reveal

The sweetness of Enchanting Confections continues… and this one is brimming with sparkle. ✨💖
We’re excited to reveal the cover for Ashley Evercott’s @ashleyevercott.author story:

A Touch of Tiaras and Treachery:
A Prince and the Pauper Retelling

A magical tale filled with character growth,
enchantment, and romance that will make you swoon.
Would you rather wear a tiara or a crown?
Tell us below! 👇✨👑📚💖

#enchantingconfections #coverreveal #fairytaleretelling #nospiceromance #sweetromantasy

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Cover Reveal - A Hint Of Hatters And Hazards by Scarlett Luna Strange

3/9/2026

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Cover Reveal

The whimsy keeps growing in Enchanting Confections! This one is full of magic and swoon. 🧁🌙✨
We’re thrilled to reveal the cover for Scarlett Luna Strange’s @scarlettlunastrange story:

A Hint of Hatters and Hazards:
An Alice in Wonderland Retelling

A delightfully whimsical tale with enchanting characters,
and a romance ready to sweep you off your feet.
Are you an Alice in Wonderland fan?
Tell us below! 👇🧁🌙📚✨

#enchantingconfections #coverreveal #fairytaleretelling #nospiceromance #sweetromantasy

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Celebrate Lit Blog Tour - Raging Waters by Dana Mentink (Give.away)

3/9/2026

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As the dam crumbles and water sweeps
across the terrain, their battle for
justice and survival is just beginning.

When Mackenzie Bardine’s brother Aaron was murdered in a drug deal gone wrong, she started a true crime podcast dedicated to exposing “Bullseye,” the drug kingpin responsible. But her protective heart has never let go of the blame she places on herself and Aaron’s best friend, Gideon Landry. On the run to the wilds of Washington to chase a recent lead, she meets none other than Gideon himself.
While conducting a wilderness survival class in remote Washington, Gideon never expected to cross paths with Mackenzie, and he’s certainly not interested in helping her after he’s already declined to participate in her vigilante podcasting. He carries a mountain of guilt about Aaron’s fatal choices, but not for the reasons Mackenzie suspects.
As killers begin to circle Mackenzie like sharks, it’s clear to Gideon she’s in over her head, and in light of his troubled past with her brother, he can’t bring himself to ignore her perilous situation. Then a flood threatens the town, turning their investigation into a race to escape the raging waters and the wrath of a powerful kingpin who wants to sink them both.

A gripping, clean romantic suspense featuring enemies-to-lovers, second-chance romance, and high-stakes investigations set in small-town Washington, sweeping readers away on a turbulent wave of thrills and chills. Perfect for fans of forced proximity, wilderness survival, protective heroes, and justice-driven heroines.

Genre: Inspirational Romantic Suspense
Release Date: March 3, 2026

Click here to get your copy!

My Review

Will high water or bullets find them first....

It was a series based on natural disasters that hooked me on Dana Mentink's brand of romantic suspense, and, things have come full circle as I have been reading her latest series called Elements Of Danger. Raging Waters is book 2 in the series and it certainly keeps up with its predecessor, Fire Mountain, in the edge of your seat danger department.

And Raging Waters is certainly edge of your seat. Between the murderous bad guys and killer weather there isn't a moment to spare in this second Elements Of Danger novel. Of the 2 lead characters I was surprised to find that I had a clear favorite. Gideon is capable, loyal, and he is willing to risk his life to save his best friend's sister. Mackenzie is tenacious, reckless, and she will risk more than her own life in order to bring down her brother's killer.

I'll admit that it was kind of weird for me while reading this book because it was only a very few short months ago when we had a big flood event (and wind storms) where I live. The buckets of rain, concern about dam failure, and seeing the raw power of raging streams and high water was very familiar. Thank heavens there was no kingpin trying to kill anyone!

The elements really are the star of this book, and series, and after reading about volcanoes and floods I am more than curious to see where Dana Mentink might go next. At any rate, this was an interesting story with all of the suspense I've come to expect from the author....

Tell Tale Book Reviews gives Raging Waters by Dana Mentink a 3.5 Bark rating.

(I received a copy of this book from the author/publisher. All opinions are entirely my own.)

More from Dana

I’m afraid of deep water. There. I’ve said it. I live in California, famous for beaches sand and surf. If that’s not enough, there are swimming pools aplenty. I should be enjoying the surfing, boating, kayaking, sailing culture, but I’d much rather sit on a deck somewhere and watch others partake. So what’s a gal like me doing writing an adventure that takes place as a dam rupture overwhelms a town? I love to write that type of wilderness story, where stakes are high and the help is scarce. Similar to the previous book, Fire Mountain, the characters will have to dig deep of their strength and faith to survive. And you and I can enjoy it from the safety of our decks! Are you ready? Grab your book and your cuppa and let’s go!

Dana Mentink

Dana Mentink is a New York Times, USA Today and Publisher’s Weekly bestselling author as well as a two-time American Christian Fiction Writers Carol Award winner, and a Holt Medallion winner. She is the author of over fifty titles in the suspense and lighthearted romance genres. She is pleased to write for Harlequin’s Love Inspired Suspense, Revell and Poisoned Pen Press.

It's Time For A Giveaway!

To celebrate her tour, Dana is giving away the grand prize of
a $100 Amazon Gift Card and a signed copy of the book!!

Click below to enter. Be sure to comment on this post before you enter to claim 9 extra entries!

https://gleam.io/OQ5p4/raging-waters-celebration-tour-giveaway

Blog Stops

Babbling Becky L’s Book Impressions, March 3
Book Reviews From an Avid Reader, March 3
The Avid Reader, March 3
The Sacred Line, March 4
Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, March 4
She Lives To Read, March 5
Texas Book-aholic, March 5
Leslie’s Library Escape, March 6
Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, March 6
Lily’s Corner, March 7
Pause for Tales, March 7
Happily Managing a Household of Boys, March 7
Devoted To Hope, March 8
For Him and My Family, March 8
Tell Tale Book Reviews, March 9
Melissa’s Bookshelf, March 9
EmpowerMoms, March 10
Blogging With Carol, March 10
Just Your Average reviews, March 10
Because I said so — and other adventures in Parenting, March 11
Simple Harvest Reads, March 11 (Guest Review from Donna)
Lyssa Loves Books, March 12
Blossoms and Blessings, March 12
A Good Book and Cup of Tea, March 12
Cover Lover Book Review, March 13
Labor Not in Vain, March 13
Betti Mace, March 14
Bigreadersite, March 14
Life on Chickadee Lane, March 15
Lights in a Dark World, March 15
Holly’s Book Corner, March 15
Stories By Gina, March 16 (Author Interview)
Mary Hake, March 16

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Cover Reveal - A Pan Of Pumpkin and Pastries by A.G. Marshall

3/6/2026

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Cover Reveal

The sweetness of Enchanting Confections continues… with a touch of magic in every bite. 🎃✨
We’re delighted to reveal the cover for A. G. Marshall’s @authoragmarshall story:

A Pan of Pumpkin and Pastries:
A Cinderella Retelling

A charming tale filled with warm pumpkin treats, sparkling
magic, humor, and just the right amount of romance.
Are you a pumpkin dessert fan?
Tell us below! 👇🎃📚✨

#enchantingconfections #coverreveal #fairytaleretelling #nospiceromance #sweetromantasy

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Just Read Blog Tour - Whiteout by Lynette Eason & Dani Pettrey (Give.away)

3/5/2026

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Welcome to the Blog Tour for Whiteout by Dani Pettrey & Lynette Eason,
hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours!

Brace yourself for double the suspense in these snowbound adventures as an avalanche forces
two couples to face down their enemies in a ski resort shut off from the outside world.

In Buried in Shadows by Dani Pettrey, Cassandra Parker arrives at her best friend's destination wedding, praying her stalker hasn't tracked her to Colorado. Also part of the wedding party is Sheriff Joel Brunswick, the man she stunned by leaving at the altar to hide a dangerous truth. When an avalanche strands their ski group in an abandoned lodge, it becomes chillingly clear that Cassandra's stalker has followed her . . . and he's willing to kill to make her his.

In Snowbound Secrets by Lynette Eason, Dr. Maya Sullivan fully intends to escape her past and finish planning a retreat for military veterans at the ranch she's inherited. Unfortunately, her plans go sideways when an avalanche traps her in a Colorado ski resort. An unexpected reunion with her high school crush forces her to confront past wounds, but she soon realizes someone is targeting her, and their search for a shadowy enemy becomes a matter of life and death.

A gripping romantic suspense novella collection from bestselling authors Lynette Eason and Dani Pettrey featuring second-chance romance, trapped together forced proximity, military and law enforcement heroes, a small-town destination wedding, and snowbound survival at a Colorado ski resort.

Publisher: Bethany House Publishers
Release Date: February 3, 2026
Genre: Romantic Suspense Novella Collection

My Review

An avalanche isn't the only danger out there....

Dani Pettrey is one of my all-time favorite Christian romantic suspense authors and I've also enjoyed quite a few of Lynette Eason's as well. Thus, when I found out the two had teamed up with a pair of novellas, the book shot immediately onto my must-read list.

Whiteout was great! Two manageably sized romantic suspense stories, complete and independent of each other, set against the backdrop of an avalanche at a cold Colorado ski resort. Both stories are delightfully chilling, yes, pun fully intended, and will keep you on the edge of your ski lift chair seat. Dani Pettrey & Lynette Eason really keep you guessing with more twists and turns than a good ski course. While I did figure out some parts, others came as a complete surprise, which I enjoyed.

I really appreciated that both Buried In Shadows and Snowbound Secrets are standalone stories. They may or may not have ties to other books written by Dani Pettrey & Lynette Eason, but I didn't feel like I had missed anything, and I was able to fully immerse myself in the cold snow of the stories.

Whether you love romantic suspense in general or these authors in particular, Whiteout from Dani Pettrey & Lynette Eason is a really good book. The novella size of each story makes them individually readable in a sitting or two, and together, the stories that make up Whiteout are quite enjoyable....

Tell Tale Book Reviews gives Whiteout by Lynette Eason & Dani Pettrey a 4.5 Bark rating.

(I received a copy of this book from the author/publisher. All opinions are entirely my own.)

Dani Pettrey

With over a million copies sold worldwide, Dani Pettrey’s novels have captivated readers who crave adrenaline-laced suspense fused with faith, redemption, and heart. A three-time Christy Award finalist, Dani’s books have also earned Daphne du Maurier, National Readers’ Choice, and HOLT Medallion awards, affirming her place as a beloved voice in inspirational romantic suspense. Known for her authentic characters and plot twists that keep readers on the edge of their seats, Dani writes with a passion for stories that not only thrill but point toward God’s unrelenting grace and love. When she’s not dreaming up danger and devotion, Dani enjoys beach days, espresso-fueled chats, and time with her family. A natural encourager, she also mentors aspiring writers and speaks at events, believing in the power of story to inspire hope and bring people together. Connect with Dani by visiting danipettrey.com to follow her on social media and subscribe to email updates.

Lynette Eason

Lynette Eason is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling and award-winning author of Twilight Tactics and Deadly Charade. She has written many thrilling romantic suspense series, including Lake City Heroes, Extreme Measures, Danger Never Sleeps, Blue Justice, Women of Justice, Deadly Reunions, Hidden Identity, and Elite Guardians. Learn more at LynetteEason.com.

It's Time For A Giveaway!

(1) winner will receive a $10 Amazon gift card, snowflake journal and
wintry pen, a winter wonderland candle and arctic white hot chocolate!

Full tour schedule linked below. The giveaway begins at midnight March 3, 2026 and will last through
11:59 PM EST on March 10, 2026. Winners will be notified within 2 weeks of close of the giveaway and
given 48 hours to respond or risk forfeiture of prize. US only. Void where prohibited by law or logistics.

Giveaway is subject to JustRead Publicity Tours Giveaway Policies.

Follow along at JustRead Tours for a full list of stops!

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Cover Reveal - A Taste Of Tea And Tenderness by Gabrielle Landi

3/5/2026

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Cover Reveal

The next taste of Enchanting Confections has arrived! It’s pure cozy, romantic fluff. 🍵💕✨
We’re delighted to reveal the cover for Gabrielle Landi’s @landiwrites story:

A Taste of Tea and Tenderness:
A Thumbelina Retelling

A warm, heart-melting tale steeped in tea, sweetness, and soft, swoony romance.
If you could sip this story like a tea, what flavor would it be?
Tell us below! 👇🍵💗📚✨

#enchantingconfections #coverreveal #fairytaleretelling #nospiceromance #sweetromantasy

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Cover Reveal - A Batch Of Bears And Bewitchment by Sarah Carlisle

3/4/2026

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Cover Reveal

The next taste of Enchanting Confections is here! It’s cozy, fun, and whimsical. 🍫✨
We’re thrilled to reveal the cover for Sarah Carlisle’s @authorsarahcarlisle story:

A Batch of Bears and Bewitchment:
An East of the Sun, West of the Moon Retelling

A charming tale of brownies, bewitchment, and magic!

#enchantingconfections #coverreveal #fairytaleretelling #nospiceromance #sweetromantasy

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Celebrate Lit Blog Tour - The Restitching Of Camille DuLaine by Lindsay A. Franklin (Give.away)

3/2/2026

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A splintered world, a heart gone cold.
Hope reborn in threads of gold.

After accidentally bridging the storyworlds together, Emlyn DuLaine faces an impossible task: sever the connections without destroying the stories themselves. If she fails, the characters will be trapped in twisted versions of their tales, forced to relive their worst moments forever.
But undoing the bridges is only the beginning. To truly fix what’sbunraveling, Emlyn must uncover the secret flaw buried deep in Rivenlea’sbfoundation, something that’s been wrong since the very start.
And the danger has never been closer to home. The clock is ticking for the injured wyvern who needs Rivenlite air to survive and the story boy Emlyn swore she’d never fall for. Emlyn and her team must rescue Frank and Laramie from chaotic, shifting story spheres before they’re gone for good.
But Frank and Laramie aren’t the only ones lost to the spheres. Camille DuLaine is a prisoner, held as bait by someone who knows exactly how to lure her sister in. After seven years of sleep, Camille wakes to find herself trapped in a storybook and sure of only one thing: Emlyn must stay far, faraway.

Racing to solve one mind-bending puzzle after the next, Emlyn uncovers a plan seventeen years in the making. She stands at the center of a fractured universe—and she might be too late to save it.

Genre: YA Fantasy
Release Date: February 10, 2023

Click here to get your copy!

More from Lindsay

The Fiction-Fixer’s Handbook:
A Guest Post by Emlyn DuLaine, the Newest Member of Novem XVII

I haven’t been a Novemite long, and if you want advice from an absolute expert, you’ll have to ask Captain Doyle or maybe Laramie, if you can manage to push your way past the cloud of ego that surrounds him at all times.

But I’ve been diving into upside-down classics, wrangling rogue characters, bridging broken plots, and saving story spheres long enough to give some helpful pointers on how to keep your wits about you when you, too, traverse the fantastical, fictional universes we all know and love.

Read on for my hard-won wisdom.

Never accept apples from anyone. Ever. Even if they promise it’s organic and locally sourced. Just don’t.
If a book starts whispering, close it immediately. This is not the beginning of a beautiful friendship. Cursed tomes are not to be trifled with.
Stay away from unattended spinning wheels and mirrors that look a little too shiny. Exercise caution around wardrobe-shaped furniture. Odds are high you’re about to be enchanted, imprisoned, or transported. Stay vigilant.
Beware of overly charming men in masks, hoods, and/or capes. It’s 50/50 on whether he’s a tragic hero or a villain with a vendetta. Proceed with caution.
Always check the fine print on magical contracts. If the terms include “firstborn child” or an unspecified “favor” to be later named, run.
Characters who break into song at random intervals are either harmless or extremely dangerous. If they’re just narrating their morning routine, you’re fine. If the music gets ominous, assume the worst.
If you find yourself in the company of a talking animal sidekick, always ask for its backstory. Talking cats may be friend or foe, sometimes both if it starts telling riddles. Grumpy toads are probably cursed nobles. Overdramatic ravens are almost always bad news.
When in doubt, follow the protagonist—but not too closely. The main character has plot armor. You do not.

If you’re hoping for a fairy-tale ending, these tips might get you there. Stay safe, friends. And happy sphere-diving!

Lindsay A. Franklin

Lindsay A. Franklin is the Carol Award–winning author of The Story Peddler, the ECPA best-selling author of Adored, and Managing Editor of Enclave Publishing. She would wear pajama pants all the time if it were socially acceptable. Lindsay lives happily among the rain and evergreens of the Pacific Northwest with her scruffy-looking nerf-herder husband, their three (nearly) grown geeklings, and three demanding thunder pillows (a.k.a. cats).

It's Time For A Giveaway!

To celebrate her tour, Lyndsay is giving away the grand prize of
a $50 Amazon Gift Card and a hardcover copy of the book!!

Click below to enter. Be sure to comment on this post before you enter to claim 9 extra entries!

https://gleam.io/iyeVn/the-restitching-of-camille-dulaine-celebration-tour-giveaway

Blog Stops

The Lofty Pages, February 25
Simple Harvest Reads, February 26 (Author Interview)
Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, February 27 (Spotlight)
Blogging With Carol, February 27
Artistic Nobody, February 28 (Author Interview)
Inspired by Fiction, March 1
Tell Tale Book Reviews, March 2 (Spotlight)
Where Faith and Books Meet, March 3
Library Lady’s Kid Lit, March 4
Guild Master, March 5 (Author Interview)
Blossoms and Blessings, March 6 (Spotlight)
Holly’s Book Corner, March 6
For the Love of Literature, March 7 (Author Interview)
Texas Book-aholic, March 8
Stories By Gina, March 9 (Spotlight)
Fiction Book Lover, March 10 (Author Interview)

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Cover Reveal - A Goblet Of Guises And Gooseberries by Abigail Manning

3/2/2026

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Cover Reveal

The first taste of Enchanting Confections is finally here… and it’s as sweet as it looks. 🍇🍰✨
We’re so excited to reveal the cover for Abigail Manning’s @abigailmanningauthor story:

A Goblet of Guises and Gooseberries:
A Goosegirl Retelling

A tale with a mix of disguises, enchantment, and the tart-sweetness of gooseberries.

#enchantingconfections #coverreveal #fairytaleretelling #nospiceromance #sweetromantasy

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Celebrate Lit Blog Tour - The Copper Scroll by Nicholas Teeguarden (Give.away)

2/21/2026

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When American grad student and Veteran Joshua Bennett lands in Amman, Jordan, he thinks he’s chasing academic glory. What he finds instead is a centuries-old mystery that’s been waiting for someone reckless or desperate enough to uncover it.
At the center of it all is the Copper Scroll, a cryptic Dead Sea artifact rumored to hold clues to an ancient treasure buried deep in the Judean desert. But Joshua soon learns it’s no ordinary scroll.
Hidden symbols, coded phrases, and whispers of a “shepherd’s path” point to something far more significant and far more dangerous.
As the clues mount, so do the warnings. A silent observer in the library. A cryptic priest with a knowing smile. A message slipped into Joshua’s backpack: The shepherd’s path is not for the faint-hearted.
A cryptic priest and a rabbi jump in to help understand uncovered information. As Mossad agents, Templar knights, and ISIS operatives close in, Joshua and his allies race to unravel the truth. But who seeks to unearth it, and who will kill to keep it buried?

Genre: Christian Fiction Action/Suspense
Release Date: October 7, 2025

Click here to get your copy!

Interview with Nicholas

1. Inspiration for this book?
A mix of fascination with the real Copper Scroll, love for Indiana Jones–style adventure, and a desire to honestly wrestle with the tension between faith and proof in a modern, high-stakes story.

2. How long did it take to write?
From first serious draft to final manuscript was several years, including long stretches of research, rewrites, and letting the story “cool” between passes.

3. Why this genre?
Archaeological and historical thrillers let history, theology, and suspense collide in one place, which is exactly where the interests naturally overlap.

4. Favorite character(s)?
Masa tops the list, with Noa close behind; their combination of stubbornness, wit, and genuine wrestling with belief feels closest to real people.

5. What do you hope readers take away?
That God is not afraid of hard questions, and that chasing truth—intellectually and spiritually—will cost something, but is absolutely worth it.

6. How did you name your characters?
Names were chosen to fit culture, family, and spiritual trajectory—biblical roots, regional norms, and a bit of meaning tucked in for anyone who wants to dig.

7. Funny/sad/embarrassing moment with this book...
One of the funniest was my daughter gifting a “Future Bestselling Author” sign before the book was even out, then insisting it stay in the office like a prophetic joke.

8. A little about you...
Married, dad, veteran, lifelong story nerd who splits time between family, church, writing, and occasionally getting lost in the woods or on a back road.

9. If you could change one thing in your life...
On a serious level, it is hard to pick a single change without unravelling lessons learned through heartbreak; on a less serious level, slipping myself the winning lottery numbers once would be interesting.

10. One piece of advice for readers...
Read widely, including outside your favorite genre, and do not be afraid to let a book challenge you instead of only confirming what you already think.

11. Share a thought / Bible verse on your heart...
Acts 9, where God sends Ananias to lay hands on Saul, stays close: Ananias hesitates, God answers his fear, and then still says “Go,” calling Saul a chosen instrument. It is a vivid reminder that God often asks believers to step toward the very people and situations they would rather avoid, trusting that His plans run deeper than their fears.

More from Nicholas

Whenever I think of telling a story, I have Indiana Jones swapping the bag of sand with the golden idol. The spirits swirling around the Nazis and the uncanny escapes from the clutches of death.

I spent my early adult years stomping through biblical lands with the military, experiencing life that seemed to represent many stages of evolution. Seeing the differences in how people value life, faith, and each other.

I experienced the heart-pounding adrenaline of adventure, the edge of life moments, and the strange stillness that follows them. The sights, sounds, and smells of those places stay with you forever.

When I finally retired, I walked to the altar, a different kind of battlefield, and realized that all those years of chasing survival were really leading me to understand purpose.

That moment changed how I responded to almost everything that came after, and it’s what shaped The Copper Scroll.

Like me, Joshua “Masa” Bennett isn’t just searching for an ancient artifact; he’s looking for proof that faith still matters, that truth can survive the centuries, and that even when everything feels lost, redemption can still be found buried beneath the dust.

Writing this book was my way of reconnecting with those memories, with the lands I once marched through, and with the faith that anchored me through it all.

It’s a story of mystery, courage, and belief. The kind of adventure that begins in the desert but ends in the heart.

Nicholas Teeguarden

Nicholas Teeguarden writes faith-fueled thrillers that explore the intersection of history, belief, and discovery. His debut, The Copper Scroll: Masa Chronicles, follows archaeologist Joshua “Masa” Bennett across the Middle East in a race to uncover one of history’s most enigmatic biblical relics. Praised for its vivid realism and clean storytelling, the novel has been honored with a ChristLit Award, a Readers’ Favorite 5-star review, and recognition at the Paris Book Festival. A veteran whose global service inspires his storytelling, Teeguarden aims to create cinematic fiction that uplifts while it thrills. He is currently developing the next installment in The Masa Chronicles alongside The Teeguarden Writing Room, a growing creative community where readers and writers explore faith, art, and story together.

It's Time For A Giveaway!

To celebrate his tour, Nicholas is giving away the grand prize of
a $50 Amazon Gift Card, a copy of the book, bookmarks, and stickers!!

Click below to enter. Be sure to comment on this post before you enter to claim 9 extra entries!

https://gleam.io/XuOgC/masa-chronicles-the-copper-scroll-celebration-tour-giveaway

Blog Stops

Book Reviews From an Avid Reader, February 10
Simple Harvest Reads, February 11 (Author Interview)
Artistic Nobody, February 12 (Author Interview)
Mary Hake, February 12
Guild Master, February 13 (Author Interview)
Texas Book-aholic, February 14
Fiction Book Lover, February 15 (Author Interview)
Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, February 16
Vicky Sluiter, February 17 (Author Interview)
Lily’s Corner, February 18
For the Love of Literature, February 19 (Author Interview)
Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, February 20
Tell Tale Book Reviews, February 21 (Author Interview)
Blossoms and Blessings, February 22 (Author Interview)
Stories By Gina, February 23 (Author Interview)
For Him and My Family, February 23

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Celebrate Lit Blog Tour - The Making Of A BraveHearted Woman by Dawn Damon (Give.away)

2/9/2026

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This time, it’s YOUR time.

Boldly voice a resounding YES to YOU. Embark on a midlife path that leads to a life brimming with BRAVE CONFIDENCE and a BOLD Vision.

In this ultimate guide to living midlife full-out you’ll find the courage to step out of the shadows of self-doubt and insecurity, and seize the unfolding opportunities before you.

So, with determination in your heart, shed your faintheart, and step into the brilliance that awaits. Say YES to your dreams, your growth, and your exceptional potential. Now is your time BraveHeart. The transformational quest to a future filled with fulfillment beyond measure has begun

Genre: Non-Fiction
Release Date: November 8, 2023

Click here to get your copy!

Interview with Dawn

#1. What was the inspiration behind this book?
At I found myself single after 28 years of life as a married person, I had to reinvent myself. This journey inspired me to write this book. It was several years in the making before I wrote it. In addition, I saw how many women were facing midlife and beyond and I did not want to age as a shrinking violet, without dreams or purpose.

#2. How long did it take to finish writing this book?
I tend to be a slower writer, but this book went faster for me. I am passionate about this subject. It took about 6 months to write. But the overall process of a book is usually a year or more.

#3. What part of the writing process do you like the least?
Edits! Getting the manuscript back to make changes. That’s not fun for me. Once I send it off I feel a release…and then… it comes back! :p

#4. What people influenced you the most while writing about this topic?
Terri Savelle. She was speaking my language when I read her book, “Dream It. Pin It. Live It.” It explains why living with a vision for your life is God’s plan to invite us into His purpose for our life. We must SEE it in our heart.

#5. Did you have a specific demographic in mind while writing this book?
Yes, women in midlife or beyond, empty nest, changes in life, body and biological changes, and most often ready for a new purpose.

#6. What do you hope your readers will remember after finishing this book?
To employ what I call the “5 Fortitudes.” I use the acronym B.R.A.V.E. to share them so women can remember what each one is: Bold Vision, Real Identity, Able Mindset, Virtuous Speech, Excellent Habits.

More from Dawn

One of my favorite movies as a kid was The Wizard of Oz. It aired on network TV once a year, and watching the movie with my two sisters, popcorn, blankets, (to hide my eyes during the scary flying monkeys scene) and staying up late, was a big deal.

One of my favorite parts is when the cowardly Lion makes his speech about Courage.

“What makes the muskrat guard his musk? Courage. What makes the Sphinx the 7th Wonder? Courage. What makes the dawn come up like thunder? Courage”.

Years later, I found myself in a place where like Cowardly Lion, I needed courage. I had to do some brave things in my life, but I was stuck in fear. I asked myself, “What would I do if the drag of fear wasn’t tethered to my soul; if scary stories and whispers of doom were replaced with curiosity and courage?

I would rise.

What would you do?

If fear was vanquished and lying voices silenced, would you catch the wind and rise to new challenges? Would you be curious enough to explore the new beginnings of an authentic life and brave enough to take important steps, even while afraid?

Sometimes we feel more like the cowardly lion. The dawn doesn’t come up like thunder, but, it does always come up! Can you do something today to move you toward living from your heart and not your fear? As Eleanor Roosevelt said, “Do one thing every day that scares you.”

If you’re being called to rise, if in areas of your life you need to become brave and step out of the comfort zone to reclaim the life you’re meant to live, I believe my book will help you take those courageous steps! It’s time to Rise.

Dawn Damon

For over 25 years, Dawn Damon has inspired audiences as a speaker, author, podcaster, and teacher. Her greatest joy is equipping others to reach their goals and God-given purpose—whether in their personal lives or the platform of public ministry. With contagious passion and wisdom, Dawn says, “The purpose of my life is to help others fulfill the purpose of their life!”
Dawn is founder / CEO of The BraveHearted Woman, and BraveHearted YOUniveristy, a growth and development coaching enterprise for women, awakening their God-given vision and equipping them to live an extraordinary life.

Dawn is a Conference Speaker, Podcaster, and Author, 6 award-winning books including “When a Woman
You Love Was Abused, by Kregel Publications and “The Freedom Challenge: 60 Days to Untie the Cords that Bind
You, Redemption Press,” and most recent, Selah Award finalist, and CIPA 1st Place Award, “The Making of a
BraveHearted Woman: Courage, Confidence, and Vision in Midlife.” The Podcast and YouTube Channel,
called “The BraveHearted Woman: Courage, Confidence, and Mindset Mastery,” echoes Dawn’s calling, offering
solo episodes and meaningful interviews, coaching women to live as the vibrant “leading lady” of their life.

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Celebrate Lit Blog Tour - Of Dawn And Embers by Gillian Bronte Adams (Give.away)

2/8/2026

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He rides a dawnling, a steed of light and glory, destined to restore.
Jakim Ha’Nor will save his people, or so says the prophecy that upended his life and drove his brothers to betray him. Now, he has returned as the dawnrider to fulfill his purpose and reconcile with his brothers—only to find himself embroiled in a war.
Captured in the fallout of a deadly attack, Rafi grapples with the ghosts of the past. His brother is alive but no longer himself, and Rafi will stop at nothing to save him. Farther up the coast, Ceridwen strives to reignite the embers of the rebellion to burn the empire down. When Rafi is sentenced to execution before the imperial court, Ceridwen must rally every spear and steed she can for a blistering strike at the heart of the capital.
But the empire’s schemes are already in motion, and Jakim’s two missions collide when an unexpected encounter with one of his brothers reveals the true threat behind the imperial thirst for ancient secrets. Hidden forces intend to unleash a cataclysmic power, spurring Ceridwen, Rafi, and Jakim to challenge the full, crushing might of the empire for the fate of the world.
Stars weep and ash falls as the tides of battle propel the Fireborn queen, the Sea-Demon prince, and the Dawnrider priest toward a meteoric clash in this thunderous series finale.

Genre: YA Epic Fantasy
Release Date: January 13, 2026

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Interview with Gillian

#1. What was the inspiration for this book?
Of Dawn and Embers is the third and final book in The Fireborn Epic, which is a fantasy series where warriors are able to bond with elementally powered horses. I’ve spent most of my life riding, and I directed the equestrian program at a youth camp for a number of years, and it was actually while I was working there one summer that I was struck with the idea for a fantasy world with magical breeds of horses: horses who could breathe fire, vanish into the shadows, ride the stormwinds, etc. Having spent so many years teaching beginner riders, I wanted to create a fantasy series that captured the beauty of the real relationship that a horse and rider are able to develop.
In addition to the concept for the storyworld, the inspiration for each of the main characters’ stories sparked in their own unique ways. For Jakim’s story, which becomes a central focus in this third book, I was inspired by a study I was doing on the story of Joseph and his brothers from Genesis. It’s not a retelling—Jakim isn’t Joseph—but that core set up of that brotherly betrayal and how or when reconciliation might happen kickstarted my imagination.

#2. How long did it take to finish writing this book?
Out of the three books in The Fireborn Epic, Of Dawn and Embers definitely took me the longest to write. Anytime you’re bringing a complex story to its conclusion, there are a lot of threads to weave together and tie off, and this book wound up bringing four main storylines together. So, I was drafting this one for a solid two years, and the first draft wound up being about 209,000 words (which is a lot of words!). The push to realize the climax that I’d envisioned was a five month sprint where every spare moment was spent thinking, dreaming, and building out all of the interconnected action sequences and emotional beats. It ends up taking up over 100 pages of the book, and I love the way it all ended coming up together, and I can’t wait for readers to experience it.

#3. What drew you to write in this particular genre?
I grew up on the epic fantasy genre, thanks to my dad, who did The Hobbit and then The Lord of the Rings as a read aloud starting when I was five. Those books helped shape my understanding of story, so I resonate most with those sorts of epic, heroic tales that echo with deep themes and characters you can both relate and aspire to. So when I took up the pen, those were the stories I found myself drawn to try to tell. Stories filled with deeply human characters, both male and female, who have warriors’ hearts and fight through their own strengths and weaknesses against the odds. Stories that recognize both the beauty and brokenness of the world and are built on the hope of coming restoration.

#4. Do you have favorite character(s) in this book?
The Fireborn Epic weaves together the storylines of three main characters: Ceridwen (an exiled heir and warrior who is haunted by the ashes of her past), Rafi (a reluctant rebel with a secret identity and a witty sense of humor), and Jakim (a freed-slave turned novice-priest who has vowed to return home to reconcile with the brothers who sold him), and each book allows one of their storylines to come to the forefront. So, the first book, Of Fire and Ash, centers most around Ceridwen, the second, Of Sea and Smoke, on Rafi, and this third one lets Jakim’s character growth take center stage.
Trying to pick a favorite is so hard because I love all of them! And this book pulls on all of their character growth from the past two books so I truly love where all of their stories lead them. That said, I will always adore Ceridwen. She is the type of fierce and driven heroine I would have loved to read as a teen.

#5. What do you hope your readers will take away with them when they read this book?
There are a number of underlying themes woven through this book that may hit readers in different ways depending on where they are coming from, and I love that the structure of an epic book that has multiple character journeys allows you to do that. One of those themes is this concept of a hope that’s battle-forged and tested and that you can hold onto even when everything feels like it’s turning to ashes around you. But I also think that Jakim’s story may resonate with some as he finally has the opportunity to face the brothers who wronged him. He has made a vow to forgive them, and he feels like that means acting like everything is totally fine and glossing over the wounds of the past. And it’s only when he’s faced with the impossibility of that, as new and deeper wounds are uncovered and he can’t pretend anymore, that he realizes that forgiveness can only even begin to take place when you’re willing to acknowledge the truth of the hurt that was done. Anytime I’m writing a more difficult or nuanced theme like that for a character, my hope is not that the character serves as an step by step example of what to do. Instead, my hope is that his journey through the complexities of forgiveness might simply inspire readers to ponder what it does mean to forgive and what it might look like to live that out in various situations.

#6. How did you name your characters?
I always spend so much time trying to come up with just the right names for my characters! It usually involves me searching baby name websites and trying possibilities until I find the one with just the right feel and tone for the character’s personality and for the culture they’re from. Interestingly enough, all three of my main characters in this book (and several important side characters too) once had very different names—Ceridwen was originally Gwen, Rafi was Ronan, Jakim’s name started with an S, and Finnian was William—and now, I can’t imagine them being anything but what they are! Trying to picture Finnian as a William probably makes me laugh the most, because it just isn’t him, but then I remember that Tolkien almost went with Bingo for Frodo, so at least I’m in good company.

#7. Tell us something funny, sad, embarrassing, whatever, that happened involving this book.
This series came about in many ways due to the relationship that I built with my horse, Ariat. He was the inspiration for Ceridwen’s fiery steed, and it is his incredible loyalty and fierce personality (with all his quirks) that readers get to meet on the page. I’d had him for seventeen amazing years, and I was working on the final chapters of this book to meet my deadline when he ended up passing away due to a medical emergency. His loss was unbelievably difficult because he’d been such a big part of my life and creative work, but even while I was grieving that, I was able to write this beautiful ending for Ceridwen and her horse that makes it feel like he gets to live on, in some way, in the imagination of readers. So this book is dedicated to him and the gratitude that I feel for so many wonderful years with such an incredible horse.

#8. Tell us a little about yourself, your family, friends.
I’m an outdoors person. I love living with access to nature, and I’m happiest when I’m out hiking, kayaking, riding, etc. But I also love curling up with a good book in a cozy setting. I am 1000% an introvert, but if you get me started nerding out about historical battles, Tolkien, or the intricacies of storytelling, I can engage in conversation for a good long time before I need space to recharge again!

#9. If you could change one thing in your life, past or present, what would it be?
I would live in a cabin in the mountains with access to hiking with my dog and a tiny garden space where I can grow things to chop up and put in soup. That’s my dream life right there! Maybe one day.

#10. What one piece of advice would you like to give readers?
Ooh that’s a tricky one. Throughout this book, there’s a call toward an appreciation of the simple beautiful things. I think we live such big busy lives and there’s a constant stream of distraction flooding from our smartphones, apps, and screens all day long that we can lose sight of those things. So my encouragement would be to identify those simple beautiful things that make your life the most meaningful, that bring you joy and allow you to share that joy with others, and to never take them for granted. For me, this year, that looks like a renewed effort to take time away from my screens and with the people and things that I love the most!

#11 Share with us a thought, Bible verse, whatever is on your mind/heart.
I’ll leave you all with my favorite Bible verse which is Isaiah 43:18-19 (NIV);

“Forget the former things; do not dwell on the
past. See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs
up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way
in the wilderness and streams in the wasteland.”

More from Gillian

This is, at its core, a book about hope. I discovered that fact partway through the writing process. Of Dawn and Embers is the cataclysmic finale to an epic fantasy trilogy where warriors bond with elemental warhorses and the action sequences strike with ever-increasing intensity from page one, and I was halfway through drafting it before I realized that beneath the searing visuals, the blistering pace, and the moments that set your heart thundering in your chest, this story sings with hope as a powerful undercurrent.

But you’re the author, you say. How could you not already know that?

Some authors go into each project with a specific theme in mind. They begin fully aware of the deeper meaning of the story they want to tell, and they intentionally structure the sequences of the unfolding plot and character arcs to match. I, on the other hand—while an avid worldbuilder who loves creating layered fantasy stories with multiple characters facing their own paths of growth—often wind up surprised by the overarching themes that also surface through those characters’ individual journeys.

Themes of identity and worth. Of finding the beauty in our broken stories. And, in this case, of hope.

Not the soft and feathery kind, fluttering in your chest. Or the brightly optimistic kind that lends itself to cheerful sayings. But the kind of hope that dares to kneel in the ashes, with blood on its teeth and knuckles, and trust that the sun will rise again. The kind of hope that endures and keeps on enduring. The kind of hope that is as stubborn and resilient as an ember’s deep and fiery glow, waiting to be rekindled with a touch of the morning breeze.

That’s the kind of hope that I find myself clinging to in my own life. Because we live in an age where discouragement can seem rampant, flung in our faces with each news cycle and with every moment spent scrolling on this or that screen.

Even once I uncovered that underlying theme, it wasn’t until I reached the end of the first draft and started working back through that I realized just how deeply it had already been woven into the story. It was there in each breathtaking moment of connection between characters, in the first touch of gold breaking through the cloud-wrack, in the hearty meals shared around a fireside, in the friends who refuse to leave one another to face the darkness alone, and in the loyalty that proves a greater defense than any shield or weapon.

It fairly came singing to me off every page, a reflection on hope at the heart of the book.

On the ache of hope. The seeming foolishness of hope. The defiance of hope. The way hope can feel like fresh air to oxygen-starved lungs, and the way it can cause your chest to ache with the fear of losing it again. The way it holds you up and keeps you standing long after you expected to be on your knees. And the way a lack of hope can leave you grasping for some sense of control, lashing out in desperation to find your own way forward after you put your hope in something that proved incapable of enduring.

In the prologue, one of the main characters, Jakim, compares holding onto hope in the midst of hardship as a candle flame that he has had to grip tightly to shield from the buffeting winds to keep it from going out. And “lately, it had felt like the only way to keep it alive was to grasp it so tightly it singed him.”

If you’ve ever faced the long and aching wait for a hope to be realized, you know what it feels like for hope to sting. Proverbs 13:12 (NIV) talks about how “hope deferred makes the heart sick” but Hebrews 6:19 tells us where we can find that true and lasting hope that exists as “an anchor for our souls”: through the One who stepped into the darkest night in our place and took on our own hopeless state so that He could become our hope.

A hope that endures. That breathes life. That does not falter or fail. That doesn’t slip away. That isn’t in danger of burning out if we grip it too tightly.

A hope that holds onto us.

Later on, Jakim comes to the restorative realization that “Hope was not a candle flame. It was the dawn. Rising again and again after darkest night.”

Rising without any effort of his own. Rising beyond the pain of his circumstances. Rising steadfastly day by day.

And throughout the wild ups and downs of this book, through the aching chill of the dark nights and the resplendent glories of the new dawns, I hope that readers will walk away with that same assurance singing hope into their souls.

Gillian Bronte Adams

Gillian Bronte Adams is a sword-wielding, horse-riding, wander-loving fantasy author, rarely found without a coffee in hand and rumored to pack books before clothes when she hits the road. Working in youth ministry left her with a passion for journeying alongside children and teens. (It also enhanced her love of coffee.) Now, she writes novels that follow outcast characters down broken roads, through epic battles, and onward to adventure. And at the end of a long day of typing, she can be found saddling her wild thing and riding off into the sunset, seeking adventures of her own (and more coffee).

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Movie Review - Still Hope (Give.away)

2/4/2026

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Hope, a teenager from a tight-knit community, finds herself in danger when the person she believes to be a new friend proves unsafe. Taken from all she knows, Hope is forced into sex trafficking and stripped of her identity. After finding freedom from her captors, Hope discovers that survival is only the first step. Inspired by true stories, Hope’s journey is a powerful illustration of the courage it takes to walk the complex path of recovery.

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Still Hope....

So much can be packed into a simple 2-word title. A thousand things can be said. I'll be honest, this was a difficult movie to watch. I knew it would be going into it, but, it still broke my heart. It is a story that needs to be told and a difficult truth that we need to stop turning our eyes away from. It is real and it happens every single day in every single state. It can be as simple as a new friend on the internet or a seemingly friendly person on the street. When the movie says, “inspired by true stories,” that is exactly what they mean. And this is a reality that is hard and it is ugly.

This movie was tough to watch. It will rip the blinders off of your eyes and it will hurt. And, if you know someone who has gone through something even remotely similar, it can strike deep. But, the title says it all. Still Hope. Is there still hope after such horrible experiences? Is the main character still Hope? The answer to both can be 'yes'.

As you might have guessed, or seen, the movie is rated PG-13 for a reason. I will say, though, that it was handled in a way that did not shy away from the facts but it was not graphic. It did not come across as exploitative of the young actress, which was something that I personally appreciated. Can older teens watch this film? My answer would be, yes. Parents will know their kids best and whether they can handle it. As for younger kids, this is a good reminder to their parents to teach them about safety, about stranger danger, and to know who your kids' friends are both online and in real life.

Another thing that I loved about this movie is that it doesn't stop with a rescue. Everything isn't all peaches and cream once the immediate physical danger is past. That is when the journey only begins. And that road is long, it's tough, and there will be many setbacks.

Emotionally moving, powerful, and full of hope, this film was also quite well made. I don't really need to say more, other than that the actress who plays Hope is very very good. Her ability to portray strong emotion with her face and body language is gut-wrenchingly real.

In the end I think this is a movie that people need to watch. It is time to step out of our pretty little comfort zones and see the truth – even when it is ugly. It is time to do as Jesus did and help the hurting. It is time to be the stranger in the most unexpected of places – the stranger who sees and then does something about it....

Tell Tale Book Reviews gives Still Hope a 5 Bark rating.

(Disclosure: Many thanks to Studio 523 for providing a sample of the product for this review. Opinions are 100% my own.)

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