Showing posts with label International Fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label International Fiction. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 24, 2014

Featured Author Interview: Lisa Harris

Lisa Harris is an award-winning author of more than twenty novels and novellas, who lives with her husband and their three children in Mozambique, Africa, where they work as missionaries.

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Lisa is a wife, mom,  teacher, author, dreamer, photographer, but most importantly a follower of Christ Jesus.

She currently lives with her  husband, Scott, near the Indian Ocean in Mozambique as church-planting missionaries. Two of their three children are attending a missionary boarding school, while she homeschools their daughter.

When she's not working she loves hanging out with her family, cooking different ethnic dishes, photography, and heading into the African bush on safari. 


The following is a June 2014 interview with Lisa.

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ENTER THE GIVEAWAY
AT THE END 
OF 
THE INTERVIEW


Be in to win a copy of 
Fatal Exchange
by Lisa Harris


Two copies to be won
Contest open to entrants worldwide.
Contest runs from 20 June - 4 July NZDT

Friday, September 20, 2013

Featured Debut Novelist: Michèle Phoenix

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Michèle Phoenix is an international writer with multi-cultural sensitivities, having been born in France to an American mother and a Canadian father.

A graduate of Wheaton College, she taught writing, music, and theater at the boarding school for missionaries' children she attended as a teenager.

With a background in screenwriting, Michèle soon turned her attention to novel writing.  Two of her novels have been published by Tyndale House Publishers: Tangled Ashes and In Broken Places. In 2013, Tangled Ashes was nominated for a Christy Award.


The following is a September 2013 interview with Michèle. 

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ENTER THE GIVEAWAY 
AT THE END OF THE INTERVIEW

Be in to win a digital copy of either 
Tangled Ashes or In Broken Places

 One copy of each to be won. 

Contest open to entrants worldwide.

Contest runs from 20 September - 3 October NZDT

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