🎧 New episode alert! On this episode of Rebecca and Rebecca, we brought the whole crew — SIX authors, ONE unforgettable series.

Meet the ladies behind Heart of Nashville: a six-book connected Christian romance series featuring hockey players, single dads,studio musicians, ghostwriters, and a found family of friends who all hang out at the same East Nashville cafe.

We talk about how the series came together, how they kepttimelines from colliding, and why they'd do it all again. Five books are out now, and book six drops October 5!

Watch now!

🎧 New episode alert! On this episode of Rebecca and Rebecca, we brought the whole crew — SIX authors, ONE unforgettable series.

Meet the ladies behind Heart of Nashville: a six-book connected Christian romance series featuring hockey players, single dads,studio musicians, ghostwriters, and a found family of friends who all hang out at the same East Nashville cafe.

We talk about how the series came together, how they kepttimelines from colliding, and why they'd do it all again. Five books are out now, and book six drops October 5!

Listen in now.

Author Abbey Downey returns to Rebecca and Rebecca, this time on Book Bites, to talk about her upcoming historical romance, The Marquess's Masked Archer, the first entry in her Headliners and Heartstrings series.

Set in 1907 at Cedar Point Amusement Park, the story followsSylvie, a young woman secretly performing archery shows to hide her identity from her wealthy family, and Miles, an English marquess who fled to America after a false scandal and now studies insects for a living. In this episode, Abbey shares how the book's title changed at the last minute, the real historybehind women in competitive archery, how she developed Miles's unusual career as an early medical entomologist, and the faith journey both characters go through over the course of the story.

Whether you love clean historical romance, stories rooted inreal research, or characters with unexpected careers, this episode has something for you.

📖 The Marquess's Masked Archer is available for pre-order now.

🎙️ New episodes of Book Bites drop every other week or so — subscribe so you never miss a new release, author interview, or reading recommendation. #HistoricalRomance #ChristianFiction #BookBitesPodcast #welovebooks

Author Abbey Downey returns to Rebecca and Rebecca, this time on Book Bites to talk about her upcoming historical romance, The Marquess's Masked Archer, the first entry in her Headliners and Heartstrings series.

Set in 1907 at Cedar Point Amusement Park, the story followsSylvie, a young woman secretly performing archery shows to hide her identity from her wealthy family, and Miles, an English marquess who fled to America after a false scandal and now studies insects for a living. In this episode, Abbey shares how the book's title changed at the last minute, the real historybehind women in competitive archery, how she developed Miles's unusual career as an early medical entomologist, and the faith journey both characters go through over the course of the story.

Whether you love clean historical romance, stories rooted inreal research, or characters with unexpected careers, this episode has something for you.

📖 The Marquess'sMasked Archer is available for pre-order now.

🎙️ New episodes of Book Bites drop every other week or so — subscribe so you never miss a new release, author interview, or reading recommendation. #HistoricalRomance #ChristianFiction #BookBitesPodcast #welovebooks

What do you do when you discover your family actually owns acastle in Ireland? If you're author Carolyn Miller, you turn it into a romance series. In this episode, Carolyn talks about the real 2015 trip to Ireland's west coast that sparked her Fairall Romance Legacy series, and how that inspiration carried into her latest release, "An Irish Hope." She shares the story behind her favorite (very relatable) scene, how her hero revealed himself as she wrote — she's a self-described pantser, not a plotter — and why she loves weaving real places into her fiction. Plus: a sneak peek at her next series, set in Italy. Grab a cup of tea and settle in for a chat full of hope, heart, and humor.

What do you do when you discover your family actually owns acastle in Ireland? If you're author Carolyn Miller, you turn it into a romance series. In this episode, Carolyn talks about the real 2015 trip to Ireland's west coast that sparked her Fairall Romance Legacy series, and how that inspiration carried into her latest release, "An Irish Hope." She shares the story behind her favorite (very relatable) scene, how her hero revealed himself as she wrote — she's a self-described pantser, not a plotter — and why she loves weaving real places into her fiction. Plus: a sneak peek at her next series, set in Italy. Grab a cup of tea and settle in for a chat full of hope, heart, and humor.

In this lively chat, the Rebeccas discuss mystery writing and the importance of setting and how Danielle Grandinetti incorporates historical details and even the ethnicity of the area into both characters and plot. Oral storytelling traditions, a fascinating area of interest to the author and a future Book Bites episode, come up too. Join in to learn more about 1930s female journalists, and how Prohibition, the Chicago Mob, and bootlegging make their way into this historically rich and multi-veined mystery.

This week we're joined by author Danielle Grandinetti to talk about her writing process — including how she's turned dictation into a tool for tapping into ancient oral storytelling traditions — and her Prohibition-era series Di Stasio Giornaliste Agency. We dig into the real Icelandic and Norwegian settlement history behind Door County, Wisconsin, the family stories that shaped her sketch-artist heroine Gabby in "Eyewitness Sketch," and what's coming next in the series: the Olympics, the Chicago World's Fair, an FDR whistle-stop tour, and the Dust Bowl. If you love strong female leads, meticulously researched history, and a little romance, this one's for you.

In this episode of Book Bites, Rebecca and Rebecca visit with Morgan L. Busse to talk about the conclusion to her epic fantasy trilogy, Winter's Dawn — written, she says, during three of the hardest years of her life. The Rebeccas dig into the enemies-to-lovers romance readers have been waiting for, the moment Morgan's editors said "finally," and why she called this one "a book of worship." Join us for this candid, moving conversation about craft, faith, and finishing the story she set out to tell.

In this episode of Book Bites, Rebecca and Rebecca visit with Morgan L. Busse to talk about the conclusion to her epic fantasy trilogy, Winter's Dawn — written, she says, during three of the hardest years of her life. The Rebeccas dig into the enemies-to-lovers romance readers have been waiting for, the moment Morgan's editors said "finally," and why she called this one "a book of worship." Join us for this candid, moving conversation about craft, faith, and finishing the story she set out to tell.