Friday, June 13, 2025

Author Interview: How to Kill a Giant by Carol Schlorff

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Welcome to the Blog Tour for How to Kill a Giant by Carol Schlorff, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours!

About the Book

How to Kill a Giant

Title: How to Kill a Giant 
Series:
How to Be a Hero #1 
Author:
Carol Schlorff 
Publisher:
Elk Lake Publishing Inc 
Release Date:
June 11, 2023 
Genre:
Middle Grade Action and Adventure Fiction

He lost his courage. Will meeting a real superhero help him find it?  

An awful summer ... Thirteen-year-old Hugo is miserable. His move to a small Pennsylvania town has brought him nothing but trouble. Ignored by his new classmates and a favorite target for the school bullies, Hugo lets fear rule his life. It's going to be a long summer.  

An unexpected twist ... Hugo meets siblings Julia and Stefan, who are just as unhappy as he is. After finding a mysterious old Bible, all three are magically transported to ancient Israel, where they meet the young shepherd David, who suspects they're spies. The trio is caught up in a scary world where danger lurks on every side.  

A terrifying adventure ... As Hugo and his friends navigate the perils of this strange and frightening land, Hugo must face his greatest fear—that he's a coward. His only hope of survival is to learn the secret of David's bravery, but will he do so in time to face his biggest test? Find out in this thrilling tale of courage, friendship, and faith.  

How to Kill a Giant is a 2024 Christian Indie Awards Winner. 

PURCHASE LINKS: Goodreads | Amazon


Excerpt from How to Kill a Giant


He was hiking along a rocky path in the wilderness, wearing those same weird sandals, when a towering hulk of a man suddenly appeared before him. His features were mostly hidden—like in a picture out of focus—except for his bulging biceps. An overwhelming terror took hold of Hugo, who sprinted in the opposite direction, but he felt powerful hands grab him from behind and lift him straight off his feet. He tried to shake loose, but the man’s grip was too firm. He screamed but instinctively knew no one could hear him.

Hugo woke up. He lay in bed, sweat pouring down his face—another nightmare. While his pulse slowly returned to normal, his distress refused to let go. Both dreams had been so vivid and with the same strange sandals! What could they mean? He was sure they contained a message he couldn’t decipher. Maybe this new nightmare was his mind’s sick way of rehashing his encounters with the bullies and the day. Or perhaps the dreams were a warning about something else altogether. He fell back into a troubled sleep.

About the Author

Carol Schlorff

Carol Schlorff’s passion is to write exciting stories that encourage, inspire, and boost the reader’s faith, possibly because she has always felt like an outsider. She was born in North Africa to American parents and grew up in France. At age 15, her family’s abrupt move to Philadelphia resulted in a rough transition to American life.

After graduating from Penn State, Carol joined the Army in search of adventure. She was stationed in exotic—for her—locations like California, Arizona, and Texas. 

Since then, Carol has lived in Cracow, Poland, where she teaches English and organizes language camps. She also writes a blog on faith-related topics. 

Carol enjoys caring for her cat, Tabasco, watching a good murder mystery, and getting nervous while watching NFL games. Connect with her on her blog and Facebook.


Author Interview


Q: What inspired you to write How to Kill a Giant?

Carol: The idea for my book about time travel back to the Bible came to me during a church sermon on meditating on God’s Word. My motivation for writing is to demonstrate that the Bible is relevant to our lives, provides the answers we seek about life, and is far from boring. Of course, I also want my readers to have fun and stay on the edge of their seats. Growing up in a Christian home where my parents were missionaries, I still had many questions and doubts about the Bible and Christianity, especially starting in middle school. That’s why I target this age group. If my books can help my young (and older) readers grow in their faith and trust in God, then I will consider them a success.

Q: How long did it take to write this book?

Carol: It took me five years from the moment the idea first popped into my head until its publication. I spent a lot of that time not only writing the book but also learning everything I could about novel writing, which included attending writers’ conferences, taking online courses, and reading countless books.

Q: What surprised you while researching/writing this novel?

Carol: I was surprised by how difficult everything related to the publishing industry is, from writing to publishing to marketing. Frankly, it’s overwhelming. I was tempted to give up more than once, but each time I was about to throw in the towel, God sent me the exact encouragement I needed to keep me going, whether in the form of a kind word, a card, or an email.

Q: Do you have a favorite quote from How to Kill a Giant?

Carol: I love the last line in the book: “Certain things are best seen through the eyes of faith.” Hugo, the main character, struggles to understand what has happened to him and decides to leave it in God’s hands, choosing to trust God even if he doesn’t understand. I love this quote because it captures what God wants from us—to trust him no matter what.

Q: When did you first know you wanted to be an author?

Carol: I honestly didn’t think much about becoming an author until the idea for the book popped into my head. I had always thought it would be cool to write a novel, but I never had much time to think about it. Starting at a young age, I have always loved reading, and writing has always been a part of my life, but more on a personal level, such as diaries and private devotions.

Q: Would you share something about yourself that most readers wouldn’t know?

Carol: I was a sergeant in the U.S. Army. After graduating from Penn State, I enlisted in the Army and spent four years serving Uncle Sam in California, Arizona, and Texas. I don’t regret a single minute of my time in the Army, but I admit I was glad to return to civilian life when my enlistment was up.

Q: What are you currently reading?

Carol: I always read several books at once, usually a fiction and a non-fiction title. Currently, I’m reading "Prayer" by Philip Yancey, and I just finished "An Ode to Poison" by Lisa E. Betz, a cozy murder mystery set in ancient Rome.

Q: What is your favorite genre to read?

Carol: I love reading murder mystery books, both cozy and non-cozy. I also enjoy books about the Christian life that help me grow in my faith. Finally, I like books about history or current events, although I usually go through those types of books in phases, such as a phase when I read everything about World War II or another phase when I focused on books about women in Muslim countries.

Q: What is your favorite hobby?

Carol: I love photography, particularly capturing landscapes and flowers (as well as my cat, Tabasco). A few years ago, I switched from a Pentax to a Panasonic Lumix camera because the Lumix is smaller and lighter, which increases the chances that I’ll carry it with me. I can’t take a picture if I don’t have my camera!

Q: What is your favorite season and why?

Carol: My favorite season is summer. I love the long days of sunlight and the warm weather (not too hot). I enjoy eating breakfast outside on my balcony or sitting in the sun while reading a book. I appreciate the abundance of ice cream and being able to walk or sit outside while enjoying it without getting cold. I also look forward to summer because I’m always leading evangelistic English language camps, which are not only fun but also a wonderful opportunity to share God’s love. There isn’t much I dislike about summer (okay, maybe the mosquitoes and ticks).

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Thursday, June 12, 2025

Book Spotlight: The Puzzle Within by Gina Holder

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Welcome to the Blog + Review Tour for The Puzzle Within by Gina Holder, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours!

About the Book

The Puzzle Within


Title: The Puzzle Within 
Series:
The Game Masters #1 
Author:
Gina Holder 
Publisher:
Scrivenings Press LLC 
Release Date:
June 3, 2025 
Genre:
Romantic Suspense

FBI agent Arizona Powers is haunted by nightmares—fragments of a childhood kidnapping no one believes ever happened. Still recovering from a nervous breakdown, she accepts a protection assignment for Bridgette Van Sloan, the strong-willed teenage daughter of a U.S. ambassador who's been receiving threats signed: Enigma. 

Nick Trueheart, a former escape artist known as "Nick of Time" turned diplomatic risk analyst, is grieving the loss of his beloved wife—and obsessed with finding her killer. When assigned to Bridgette's security detail, his biggest concern isn't the threats—it's the unstable agent with a vendetta against kidnappers. 

When Bridgette disappears from an escape room, Nick and Arizona become entangled in a high-stakes puzzlehunt and a race against time. They must confront their own failures and unravel the secrets hidden within themselves to rescue Bridgette … and survive a madman's twisted game. Because one thing becomes clear: Enigma’s real target is much bigger — and far more personal.

PURCHASE LINKS: Goodreads | Scrivenings Press | Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Bookshop | BookBub


Excerpt from The Puzzle Within


Ari held her breath as the X-ray technician rolled the portable machine into place.

The K-9 unit had come up negative for explosives, but she’d begged the commander to look inside the box. A blockade had been set up to keep anyone from driving too close, and the neighbors’ homes had been evacuated. A crowd had gathered in the street with the arrival of the bomb squad. Local police kept the onlookers at a safe distance.

Nick squeezed Ari’s hand. “You did the right thing.”

Ari exhaled. “I sure hope so.”

A moment later, the technician signaled to the commander, and he joined her on the porch. Ari couldn’t make out what they were saying, but with a nod, the commander turned and approached. “It’s a puzzle.”

Her mouth dropped open. “A puzzle?”

“What kind of puzzle?” Nick asked.

“The kind you put together on a bad weather day. A jigsaw puzzle.”

She blinked and jiggled her head. “A jigsaw puzzle.”

“Yep. This note was with it.” He handed her a piece of paper, then turned to the crowd. “Everything’s clear. You can all go home now. There’s no threat. Sorry for the interruption.”

The bystanders dispersed, grumbling about the disruption to their schedules and having to stand in the blistering sun, making Ari feel worse than she already did.

“I’m so sorry,” she hollered.

The neighbors ignored her.

The bomb squad loaded their van and drove away, leaving her standing in the front yard looking like a total fool.

Nick’s hand rested on her shoulder. “You did the right thing.”

“Stop saying that.” She shrugged him off. “I called the bomb squad over a puzzle.”

“And if it had been a bomb?”

“But it wasn’t.”

Nick grabbed Ari’s shoulders and spun her to face him. His expression grew earnest. “But it could have been. There’s nothing wrong with slowing down and being sure. You might endure a little embarrassment, but isn’t that better than blowing your neighbors sky high and us with them?”

About the Author

Gina Holder

Gina Holder is a hybrid author and stay-at-home mom. She’s had an infatuation with books for as long as she can remember. She loves sharing uplifting messages from God’s Word and introducing readers to new and new-to-them authors on her blog. When she’s not writing, Gina enjoys playing the piano, cooking, reading, watching Hallmark mysteries, and solving “escape room” puzzles. She loves growing in her craft as an author. She published her debut novel in 2017. Gina lives in Wyoming with her husband and daughter.

Connect with Gina by visiting storiesbygina.com to follow her on social media and subscribe to email updates.


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Tuesday, June 10, 2025

Book Review: Of Silver and Secrets by Michelle Griep

About the Book:



Buried underneath are truths bent on keeping them apart. . . .

In 1889 Victorian England, Eva Inman is haunted by guilt over her parents' deaths while struggling to care for her blind sister and manage her family's crumbling estate. With the tax deadline looming, Eva's situation looks dire until an ancient silver ring is unearthed on the property. Despite superstitions warning against disturbing the supposedly cursed acres, Eva's need for funds ignites her curiosity about the potential of finding more buried relics.

Cambridge professor Bram Webb must prove a legendary Christian Roman settlement exists, or he'll risk exposing his uncle's deteriorating memory and they'll both lose their positions. Then Eva steps into his office with the prospect of an archaeological dig that might lead to the very evidence Bram requires--provided he and Eva can set aside painful memories of a time they would rather forget. As the dig forces the two to confront their pasts, the work becomes fraught with challenges that threaten Eva's and Bram's hopes, as well as the growing attraction between them.


My Thoughts:

I enjoyed reading Of Silver and Secrets by Michelle Griep. The story held my attention from the start as I rooted for Bram and Eva, who were underdogs in their own particular circumstances. Having that in common, as well as shared childhood experiences, these characters had a strong (albeit complicated) connection from the start. Their slow burn romance grew alongside their journeys to overcoming long-held false beliefs and dealing with the external challenges of life. It was a pleasure to see them start to walk in freedom together and how that freedom enabled them to love others well.

Of Silver and Secrets concludes the Time’s Lost Treasures duology by Michelle Griep. I loved book one (Of Gold and Shadows), so I recommend reading the series in order, but Of Silver and Secrets would be fine as a standalone. Recommended for fans of historical romance who enjoy relatable characters, a flowing plot, and a dose of mystery.




Disclosure of Material Connection: I was provided a copy of this book by the author or publisher. All opinions in this review are my own.

Book Spotlight: A Slight Change of Plans by Denise M. Colby

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About the Book


A Slight Change of Plans

Title: A Slight Change of Plans
Series: Best-Laid Plans #2
Author:
Denise M. Colby
Publisher:
Scrivenings Press
Release Date:
May 27, 2025
Genre:
Christian Historical Romance

She believes she doesn’t matter. 

Jenny Millard’s hopes for security and stability as a schoolmarm out west are dashed when her schoolhouse closes, and no positions are available nearby. With only enough money for a one-way train fare, Jenny heads to her friend’s home uncertain of her next step.  

His scars have made him an unlovable outcast. 

Newcomer Ren Lyman prefers to keep to himself, hiding in the back of the blacksmith shop to avoid the stares at the scars left by a childhood accident. When he comes across a lost stranger, he’s surprised when she doesn’t recoil at his appearance, and even more so at his eagerness to assist her. 

As Jenny settles into the welcoming, but small, town of Washton, she can’t help but come across Ren, especially since his daily constitutional takes him along the same path. It doesn’t take long for them to form a connection that breaks down the walls erected by years of hurt. But when strange occurrences unsettle the townspeople, it seems their chance at happiness might be at risk.  

Will Jenny and Ren discover that they’re enough—for God, and each other?  

PURCHASE LINKS: Goodreads | Scrivenings Press | Amazon | Barnes & Noble | BookBub


Excerpt from A Slight Change of Plans


He turned the corner on Main Street and continued on the boardwalk.

A clicking sound came from behind, and Ren swung around.

That stupid rooster clucked closer while staring Ren down.

Screech.

“Shoo.” Ren shook his head, turned, and headed down the boardwalk. The fowl following him did not help his mood.

Screech.


Why was this bird following him?

Ren’s long legs moved him quickly to the white house. He raised his hand to knock. The door swung open, and a lady about the age of his ma, smiled at him. “Yes, may I help you?”

“Uh.” He lifted the ragged brown suitcase with his left hand, keeping his right one hidden. “Miss Carmichael asked me to deliver this to your home. It’s Miss Millard’s. She’s come to visit.”

“Oh, wonderful.” She clasped her hands to her chest. She opened the screen. “Won’t you please come in and put it in the bedroom over there?”

The cantankerous rooster squawked louder. The kind woman smiled at the bird. “Bert, I see you. Thanks for making sure he found us.”

Bert chirped and flapped his wings, and ran back down the street. If Ren didn’t know better, he’d think the rooster could understand everything the mayor’s wife said. Ren shook his head to clear it. He really needed to stay in the forge and pound metal all day.

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About the Author

Denise M. Colby

Passionate about all types of stories—whether they are from songs, theatre, movies, or novels—Denise M. Colby loves history and constantly finds herself contemplating how it was to live in the 1800s.

An avid journal writer, Denise usually can be found with a pen and notepad whenever she’s reading God’s word. Each year, Denise chooses a word to focus on. She shares her learnings about that word throughout the year on the two blogs she writes for. 

A wife for thirty years and mother to three boys and a daughter-in-love, Denise loves to read, watch movies with her family, sing 80s and musical songs, dance, and spend date nights with her husband. 

Writing Historical Christian Romance novels combines her love of learning about history and reading. Visit Denise’s website to sign up for her newsletter or connect with her on her social media.


Tour Giveaway

(1) winner will receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card, fun swag (Bert the rooster keychain, stickers, bookmark), and a signed copy of book 1, When Plans Go Awry (now an ACFW Carol Award finalist)!

(1) winner will receive a Bert the Rooster pack including a Rooster Squishmellow, keychain, and stickers!

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Friday, June 6, 2025

May 2025 Reading Recap & June 2025 TBR

 My May 2025 Reads: 


  1. The Lawyer and the Laundress by Christine Hill Suntz - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - A beautiful story. Review to come.

  2. Sweet Right Here by Jenny B. Jones - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Loved this romantic comedy! Laugh-out-loud humor and lots of romantic sizzle. I've already ordered book two.

  3. Religious Rebels: Finding Jesus in the Awkward Middle Way by Christy Lynne Wood - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - A book of comfort, inspiration, and hope for those of us struggling with negative aspects of church culture while leaning into a relationship with God.

  4. Every Hour Until Then by Gabrielle Meyer - ⭐⭐⭐⭐½ - Book 5 in the Timeless series and once again Meyer has delivered a remarkable tale of time crossing, suspense, and romance. Read my review.

  5. The Wind Blows in Sleeping Grass by Katie Powner - ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - One of the most original books I've read recently in Christian Fiction. An excellent choice for a book club.

  6. Searching for Peace by Jessica Ashley - ⭐⭐⭐ - Based on the book blurb, I expected to love this book. Instead, I found it hard to connect with the characters and didn't feel invested in the story.

  7. To Kiss a Knight by Grace Hitchcock - ⭐⭐⭐ - Had some fun banter, but an unsteady plot pace and a bit of a disappointing ending.



Other May 2025 Reviews: 


  1. Show Me Your Glory Movie - ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - “If there is a loving God, why is there so much suffering and evil in the world?" A movie that uses real-life stories to offer hope and inspiration. Read my review



Expected June 2025 Reads:
  1. Of Silver and Secrets by Michelle Griep.
  2.  
  3. Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes. - Currently reading. This is a LONG book!

  4. Revive: Declarations of God's Truth to Renew Your Spirit by Cleere Cherry Reaves. - Currently reading.

  5. The Collector of Burned Books by Roseanna M. White.

  6. The Woman From Lydia by Angela Hunt - My local book club's June selection.



What will you read this month? 

Thursday, June 5, 2025

Book Spotlight: Burning Hearts by Lisa Phillips

Burning Hearts JustRead Takeover + Review Blitz

Welcome to the Takeover + Review Blitz for Burning Hearts by Lisa Phillips hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours!

About the Book


Burning Hearts 

Title: Burning Hearts 
Series: Chasing Fire: Alaska #1 
Author: Lisa Phillips 
Publisher: Sunrise Publishing 
Release Date: May 27, 2025 
Genre: Romantic Suspense

RESCUE. DANGER. DEVOTION.

THIS TIME, THEIR HEARTS ARE ON THE LINE… 

An original series created by bestselling authors Susan May Warren and Lisa Phillips. 

She came to Alaska searching for her troubled brother…and found herself kidnapped by a dangerous militia. 

Jamie Winters will risk anything to rescue her brother Tristan, even infiltrating the militia’s remote compound. But when she’s abducted, there’s only one man who can save her—Logan Crawford, the elite smokejumper she’s never stopped loving. 

Yes, Logan relocated to Alaska’s Midnight Sun smokejumpers to find Jamie and win back her heart. So when he learns she’s been taken, of course he’ll stop at nothing to bring her home safe. But when he accidentally leads the team into the militia’s deadly trap, he’s in over his head… 

And hunted. 

Now wounded and on the run, Jamie and Logan must fight for their lives in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse. But the biggest risk of all is the sparks between them…and the terrible cost of a second chance at love. 

Jumpstart your summer reading with this edge-of-your-seat journey of peril, faith, and finding the courage to love one last time in book one of the bestselling Chasing Fire: Alaska romantic suspense series.

PURCHASE LINKS: Goodreads | Sunrise Publishing | Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Bookshop


Excerpt from Burning Hearts


Logan Crawford only slept well in two places. On the ground on the side of a mountain, with his pack for a pillow, or in a short takeoff and landing fixed-wing aircraft.

Smoke in the air.

Logan leaned back against his seat, the vibration so familiar now that he hardly rested when he couldn’t hear the rumble of an airplane engine or feel the hard ground of the backcountry.

This was what he’d been born to do.

He’d discovered in the last few years that he could fight fire anywhere, but he needed the rush of jumping. The flap of the parachute above him. There was nothing like the feel of falling through the air. Couldn’t find that in a town like Last Chance County, fighting residential fires as part of a rescue squad with his twin, Bryce. Being back home had been great, but there was nothing like smokejumping.

“I see the header!” their spotter, Mark, called out down the plane. Then he trained his binoculars on the copilot window, his attention on their target while his long gray hair hung down his back.

Logan glanced at the cockpit, also occupied by the pilot, who was a retiree who’d flown for JPATS for years. According to Neil, flying a bunch of rowdy smokejumpers wasn’t so different from flying transports between judicial districts and correctional institutions for the US Marshals. Thankfully, Neil didn’t have to fear for his life if something went wrong.

At least, not beyond the normal perils of being a wildland pilot.

The smokejumper boss, Jade Ransom, hefted herself out of her seat and went to speak with Neil and Mark. She’d been Logan’s jump boss at the end of last season in Montana and had moved back up here with her boyfriend Crispin in the offseason.

They weren’t the only ones who’d come north.

“Almost there, right?”

Logan glanced at the smokejumper in the seat next to him. Orion Price was another one of the people he knew from Ember, Montana. A rookie smokejumper this year, and with his brown hair and blue eyes, the kid looked like a college student. Young, but not as young as one of their hotshots, Mack. “Nervous?”

Orion said, “You ever look out the window of the plane and wonder why you thought this was a good idea?”

No way. Nervous, but trying to hide it. “You trained plenty for this and passed the qualifiers,” Logan said over the drone of the plane engine. “You wouldn’t be here if you hadn’t earned it by proving you can do the job.”

More in this Series:

Burning Rivals Burning Escape Burning Secrets Burning Truth Burning Justice


About the Author

Lisa Phillips

Lisa Phillips is a USA Today and top ten Publishers Weekly bestselling author of over 90 books that span Harlequin’s Love Inspired Suspense line, independently published series romantic suspense, and thriller novels. She’s discovered a penchant for high-stakes stories of mayhem and disaster where you can find made-for-each-other love that always ends in happily ever after.

Lisa is a British ex-pat who grew up an hour outside of London and attended Calvary Chapel Bible College, where she met her husband. He’s from California, but nobody’s perfect. It wasn’t until her Bible College graduation that she figured out she was a writer (someone told her). As a worship leader for Calvary Chapel churches in her local area, Lisa has discovered a love for mentoring new ministry members and youth worship musicians. Discover the exciting world of Last Chance County at www.lastchancecounty.com.

Connect with Lisa by visiting www.authorlisaphillips.com to follow her on social media or subscribe to email newsletter updates.


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