If you've read any of the Elite Guardians series by Lynette Eason, you'll want to listen to this interview of book 1 in Sunrise Publishing's new Elite Guardians Collection, Driving Force. Lynette mentors debut author, Kate Angelo in this story about a wheelchair-bound, ex-Air Force hero and his Sniffer dog and the guardian who comes to love them. Action and romance await. But does this series hit the high standard set by the first? Listen and see.

The Rebeccas chat about writing, food trucks, and humor with charming and witty Betsy St. Amant, author of recent romcom Tacos for Two and many other novels.

Not sure if Romcoms are for you? This title combines humor, romance, Texas heat, and food trucks with the deeper issues of family legacy, and loyalty. See what readers will adore and writers can learn in this episode as Rebecca and Rebecca talk books.

Meet the author and learn about her processes, get a feel for the characters and quirks of book one of her latest series combining the genres of regency historical romance and mystery. Get clued in to Erica's career path and see whether this novel should be the next on your TBR pile.

Do you like regency romance? Are you a fan of mysteries? If you say, "yes" to both, then you're in luck. The Debutante's Code by Erica Vetsch is a lot of both – a clean regency with a touch of romance and hints of much more to come AND a mystery, complete with clues, spies, thefts, and a handsome young investigator with a lot to prove. Listen while Rebecca Yauger and Rebecca Reed discuss the book from both a reader's and writer's viewpoint and see if this first book in a series would be a good fit for you. We also discuss the audiobook, so if you prefer to consume your novels by ear, we'll let you know if the narrator is a help or hindrance to the telling of the story. 

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Rebecca and Rebecca interview Christy Award-winning author, Ann Marie Stewart to find out her writing inspiration, motivation, and methods. We discover how her research on Out of the Water came together in interesting twists and get insights on what's coming next. Check it out if you've read the book or not. No spoilers! But if you enjoy historical fiction, you should give this novel a try. Listen to find out why.

Rebecca Reed and Rebecca Yauger review Ann Marie Stewart's historical fiction novel, Out of the Water. With elements of time slip and family saga, this sweeping novel encompasses five generations, three continents, and heart-wrenching choices with far-reaching consequences.

We'll discuss our impressions as readers: character, setting, lasting impact

We'll discuss our impressions as writers: plot structure, character arcs, storyworld, conflict and tension

We'll rate the book for family friendliness using movie ratings and discuss possible triggering content

If you love books and book reviews, check out our very first podcast episode! We have a YouTube version if you prefer video content and a website: rebeccaandrebecca.com for more information about us the Rebeccas.

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