Weekend Book Buzz!

I’m trying out something new this week, and throwing a spotlight on what’s been happening in the world of Christian fiction this week, as well as looking forward to the coming week. I’d love to hear your thoughts on this post, and ideas about what sort of thing you would like to see in future book buzz posts.

~ Book Tours ~

Celebrate Lit currently has two book tours underway. Click on the image below to be taken to the landing page for each tour, which will have information on the book, a list of blogs participating in the tour, give-aways, and more!

~ Pre Order ~

Two very exciting releases have become available for pre-order this week, and both involve the wonderful Pepper Basham! The first is a collection of romcom novellas, Love at First Laugh, which releases on 6 March 2017 (that’s only just over two weeks away!), and the second is a new full-length novel from Pepper, Just the Way You Are—the first book in her Pleasant Gap Romance series. It’s a beauty, and it releases on 6 April 2017. Click on the images below for more information.

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~ New Releases ~

14 February 2017
 

Read my review for Redeeming Grace.

15 February 2017
 

21 February 2017

~ Giveaways ~

Goodreads doesn’t seem to be my friend when it comes to giveaways. Because I’m in Australia, it doesn’t show me the giveaways open only to US residents. Luckily for me (and you), Carrie over at Reading is my Superpower IS my friend, and she has an excellent post with the giveaways ending this week here.

~ Discussions ~

There’s a great discussion happening over on Diversity Between the Pages about whether authors should only write what they know (or are) when it comes to the ethnic background of their characters. Come and join the conversation!

That’s about it for this week. What information are YOU interested in having in a Book Buzz post? Do you look for giveaways? Do you follow book tours? Let me know!

And if you have some news you would like me to share in my Weekend Book Buzz, send me an email 🙂