Morgan shares the themes in Cry of the Raven, explains what surprised her writing the series and reveals why it’s actually not difficult to write about the fantastical from a biblical perspective.

Rachel explains what sparked the book, divulges her favorite character, and shares the journey of writing the story.

Michelle explains the real inspiration behind the story, reveals the most challenging part of writing the novel and explains how her faith impacts her as a storyteller.

Melanie talks about  the process of turning an old story into something new, reveals the fairy tales she hasn’t “cracked” (yet), and ponders the great idea that we just gave her.

Who doesn’t need to be swept away to another place and time every now and then? After all, there’s never a bad time for a good story.

Homebound families can experience this centuries-old story in a fresh, new way–as a CGI-animated feature film online, free of charge.

New Growth Press has published a number of free resources for families, including a number of videos of their children’s books being read aloud or discussed by the authors.

Will their commitment to family be the thing that draws them together or the only thing that could keep them apart?

Robin shares where the initial set of questions that spurred the story came from, reveals what “Haven Makers” means to her, and we explore some character bits more in-depth.

Irene touches on her research for the series, hints at one of her lead character’s challenges, and shares her hopes for readers of the novel.

T.I. explains her inspiration for the book, shares the challenge of her characters’ romance, and reveals the part of the story she just loved.

James gives us a peek at how much of his experiences as a deception officer can be used in his fiction, shares how Talia’s faith affects her work, and explains how Compassion International plays into the plot.

Rob explains why the fascination with World War II, shares about his family life that contributed to the curiosity about the subject matter, and reveals the journey that went into crafting his first novel.

Maggie explains the challenges of writing her book, shares the surprises in developing her characters, and reveals how life adds depth to fiction.

New and recent Christian fiction from Karen Kingsbury, Charles Martin, Amy Clipston, Janette Oke, Suzanne Woods Fisher, Patricia Bradley, and more!