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Cold Day, Warm Reads (and #FreeBook)

January 27, 2024 by Jan Thompson

It’s winter in the northern hemisphere, with snow photos everywhere on social media. It’s cold even here in Florida. It’s one of those times when I’d rather stay indoors, drink a cup of hot tea, and read (or write) a book. Most of my contemporary Christian romance novels are set in the warmer months. I […]

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Feeling Conflicted

November 6, 2023 by Valerie M. Bodden

My youngest daughter is 11, and she hates conflict. I don’t mean only conflict in real life. I mean conflict in stories. If she’s watching a movie or TV show and the characters start to fight or there’s a big battle against the bad guys, she’ll either look away, skip the scene, or turn it […]

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Narelle’s 5 Step Guide to finding good CCR books + #Giveaway

August 29, 2023 by Narelle Atkins

How can we find the CCR (contemporary Christian romance) books that we’ll love to read? We live in a world where books no longer disappear and go out-of-print forever (which is a good thing!). How can we discover the CCR books that will meet or exceed our reader expectations? In a recent StoryChats @ InspyRomance […]

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Love in Season

June 8, 2023 by Valerie M. Bodden

Things sure are heating up here in Texas. And we’re only at the beginning of summer! Maybe you feel the same where you live. Or maybe you live in the Southern Hemisphere and things are starting to really cool down. Good thing love is the perfect thing to read about in any season. Still, I […]

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Welcome to Sassafras

January 16, 2023 by Amy R Anguish

Hello, and thanks for visiting. Have you been to Sassafras, Arkansas before? Well, it’s not terribly easy to get to. Basically, it’s only found in a few books by Amy R Anguish. But we’re fairly proud of our little town. Where exactly are we located? Well, you know. About an hour north-east-ish of Little Rock. […]

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Where To Next?

April 8, 2021 by Jaycee Weaver

I find myself fantasizing about locations lately—specifically getaways. See, this August marks my twentieth wedding anniversary. We haven’t gone anywhere without the kids for longer than a weekend, but this year we decided to plan a *real* vacation, just the two of us. And after being cooped up for over a year with hardly more […]

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Starting a New Series

July 15, 2019 by Shannon Taylor Vannatter

It’s always fun to start a new series. Especially when it comes to figuring out where the stories will happen. I’ve set books in Romance and Rose Bud, Arkansas, along with Aubrey, Fort Worth, and Bandera Texas. In my rodeo series set in Aubrey and Fort Worth, my characters had family connections in tiny Medina […]

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Settings Are Characters, Too

July 23, 2018 by Jackie Castle

I’ve been thinking a lot about story settings lately. Building a setting, I think, is nearly as much fun as creating characters and a storyline. With each Madison Creek story, the lakeside Michigan town grows with more details, such as the park down near the end of Main Street where everyone gathers for events and […]

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Travel the World – by Book! And a #giveaway

May 11, 2018 by Autumn Macarthur

I love to travel! Used to be, I made international trips at least once a year, both for work, and visiting my family back in Australia. Five trips, one year! And I’ve also made a huge change involving travel – emigrating from Australia to England, half the world away. Now, unfortunately, I’ve developed a travel […]

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Thank you for being a faithful reader of Christian contemporary romance (aka “inspy romance”).

We’re sorry to let you know of the site’s closure on April 6, 2024, but the archives remain up indefinitely, and you can still find books by IR authors on our Books page and access to our IR bloggers on the Authors page.

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