A special thank you to Jennifer Senick from Readers' Favorite for your 5-star review of The Wayfaring Widow!
"Once I began reading, I was hooked. Its gentle pace made the romance feel like a slow burn that earns every step forward.
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Victoria’s emotional evolution, seeing herself as more than her scars, really stayed with me. At the same time, Harrison’s mix of weariness, stubbornness, and quiet devotion made their connection feel believable and sweet. Overall, it’s the sort of romance I highly recommend to those with an interest in history."
I had the pleasure of talking with Brandon Isle, Radio Services Supervisor of BYU-Idaho, about my author journey! Among other things, we discussed:
A special thank you to Stephanie from Books Less Travelled for your review of The Wayfaring Widow!
Here's just a brief snippet to whet your appetite:
"This books grabbed me from the start, and kept me reading long into the night! I loved the characters, and from the moment Victoria and Harrison meet, I knew I was in for an amusing story. They didn’t disappoint! I loved watching them learn and grow along the way, and enjoyed following along for their sight-seeing adventures around the upper eastern United States."
In this interview with Jessica of A Baker's Perspective Podcast, discover:
SO many secrets revealed about my book and my writing journey in this interview with Rach and Liz of Two Babes and a Book Podcast!
and more!
From an idea more than 10 years ago to three years spent in the writing, editing, and querying trenches, discover how I brought Isabella Bird's 1854 journey to America (and a romance between fictional characters Harrison and Victoria) to life within the pages of The Wayfaring Widow.
(And as for the all-important question of whether Harrison and Victoria reappear in Book 2, An Island Intrigue, you'll just have to listen in)
What do cats, toilet paper, Scrabble tiles, Hank the Cowdog, and interesting Google searches all have in common?
Find out in this Q&A I did with Carrie from Reading is My Superpower!
In this interview with Heather Tabers of "The Hope-Filled Romantic" podcast, discover how Harrison and Victoria’s willingness to be vulnerable with each other about their pasts takes them from one end of the emotional spectrum (enemies) to the other (lovers).
Oh, and all the behind-the-scenes work that goes into writing a seamless yet swoony kissing scene.
"Casey Cline has launched her series Bird's-Eye View with a spectacular historical novel full of intrigue, complex characters driven by deep hurt that must heal in order to reach their happily ever after, and a rich tapestry of historical settings."
- J. L. Burrows
Throwing it all the back to before I even knew I was going to be a published author, and how an "I think I can" attitude got me started on my writing journey.
Among author-related info, find out in this interview with Marcus and Brock of The Clean Library Podcast which of the following statements is the lie lurking among the truths:
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