John A. Heldt

As I pondered possible titles for this book, the third in the Carson Chronicles series, I occasionally considered something flippant and di...

Since February 2012, when I released The Mine , my first novel, I have put the cart before the horse. While many authors, traditionally publ...

In one of the most poignant scenes in The Show , featured on BookBub today, time traveler Grace Vandenberg tells a distant relative that Wo...

For as long as I can remember, I have been drawn to books about World War II. From Gordon Prange's At Dawn We Slept , which I read in co...

"Writing the last page of the first draft," author Nicholas Sparks once observed, "is the most enjoyable moment in writing. ...

Like many Baby Boomers, I have always thought of grandparents as older people. Women who sit in rocking chairs and knit sweaters. Men who te...

According to Alan Cohen, author of more than twenty inspirational books and CDs, "There is virtue in work and there is virtue in rest....

There is nothing like visiting the scene of a scene to stir the senses and get a genuine feel for a time and place. I should know. I have do...

I had originally planned this one for August. That was back in the tentative days of October, when I thought I would need ten months to plan...

It remains one of the most troubling chapters in U.S. history. In the spring of 1942, more than 110,000 Americans of Japanese ancestry, most...