What a treat we have for you today! Join hosts Brett Nelson and Jessica Riggins as we explore the amazing historical fiction novel 'Beyond the Desert Sands' by "The Queen of Historical Christian Fiction" author Tracie Peterson. Set in early 1900s New Mexico, we discuss the characters, themes of growth and redemption, and the historical context of the American West, offering insights into life during that era.

Brett Nelson is an Amazon best-selling author and host of Bookish Introverts Podcast, along with co-host Melanie Dyer. On the podcast, we do in depth discussions of Christian Fiction books of all genres, as well as some clean, secular reads. We also talk to Christian Fiction authors about the books they write.

Hey Listeners! Join author and host Brett Nelson and author Kelli Galyean for an inspiring conversation as she shares her journey into writing Christian fiction, the importance of faith in overcoming life's challenges, and practical insights on forgiveness, community, trusting God's plan and discussions of her novel "I Know the Feeling." Perfect for readers and aspiring authors alike.

Brett Nelson is an Amazon best-selling author and host of Bookish Introverts Podcast, along with co-host Melanie Dyer. On the podcast, we do in depth discussions of Christian Fiction books of all genres, as well as some clean, secular reads. We also talk to Christian Fiction authors about the books they write.

Host Brett Nelson reads Chapter 12 of his novel "Unprotected". The Bad Guys

Listeners! If you love historical fiction, don't miss today's episode. Brett and author Jocelyn Green discuss the challenges of balancing writing with a day job, the changing landscape of reading and publishing, insights from the author's writing career, and the process of writing nonfiction and fiction. It also delves into the author's collaboration with Dr. Gary Chapman, the challenges of historical fiction and research, and the details of the book 'The Manhattan Confessions.' Additionally, it explores the author's affiliation with the DAR and the Ellis Island Committee, shedding light on the historical context and research involved in the author's work.

Brett Nelson is an Amazon best-selling author and host of Bookish Introverts Podcast, along with co-host Melanie Dyer. On the podcast, we do in depth discussions of Christian Fiction books of all genres, as well as some clean, secular reads. We also talk to Christian Fiction authors about the books they write.

Bookish Introverts Podcast host Brett Nelson reads Chapter 11 of his novel "Unprotected." Enoch's Farm

Book Description:
The United States government seeks to strip American citizens of their constitutional right to bear arms. For months, the nation has heard the talk, but most never thought it would happen. Now that it has, the clock is ticking until everyone must relinquish their guns, rendering them helpless to protect themselves and those they love the most.

Bartlett’s Bend, Illinois is a quiet rural town where nothing bad ever happens, where the pace is slow, and where everyone knows everything about everyone else. Soon, along with citizens all over the country, they watch in horror as entire cities fall prey to rioting and looting. Lawless hordes rush to burn landmark institutions to the ground, destroying untold numbers of innocent lives.

They think their town is safe from the mayhem, but soon they will find out just how wrong they are. James Tanner, his wife Sara, and family friend Julie witness relentless criminals vandalizing their neighbors’ homes and reducing beloved local businesses to cinder and ash.

As national peril spreads like wildfire, fear cripples the residents of Bartlett’s Bend, who can no longer protect their families and their homes if the unfathomable happens in their own lives.

Sheriff Connor grapples with enforcing a new law with which he doesn’t agree and works to appease his disgruntled townspeople. Can he keep his beloved town safe amid national chaos, or will the insurrections of the dregs of society destroy everything they hold dear?

Unprotected is a story of Christian fiction that follows an entire town through perilous and uncertain times and is told from the perspective of Conservative Christianity. It is free of profanity and sexual themes.

Hey listeners! Hosts Brett Nelson and Charity Middleton are back to review "Trophy Son" by Douglas Brunt, which explores themes of sports, ambition, and faith. This episode delves into the book's portrayal of elite tennis, the pressures athletes face, and the spiritual emptiness that can accompany worldly success.

Brett Nelson reads Chapter 10 of his novel "Unprotected." The gun confiscation trucks arrive.

Book Description:
The United States government seeks to strip American citizens of their constitutional right to bear arms. For months, the nation has heard the talk, but most never thought it would happen. Now that it has, the clock is ticking until everyone must relinquish their guns, rendering them helpless to protect themselves and those they love the most.

Bartlett’s Bend, Illinois is a quiet rural town where nothing bad ever happens, where the pace is slow, and where everyone knows everything about everyone else. Soon, along with citizens all over the country, they watch in horror as entire cities fall prey to rioting and looting. Lawless hordes rush to burn landmark institutions to the ground, destroying untold numbers of innocent lives.

They think their town is safe from the mayhem, but soon they will find out just how wrong they are. James Tanner, his wife Sara, and family friend Julie witness relentless criminals vandalizing their neighbors’ homes and reducing beloved local businesses to cinder and ash.

As national peril spreads like wildfire, fear cripples the residents of Bartlett’s Bend, who can no longer protect their families and their homes if the unfathomable happens in their own lives.

Sheriff Connor grapples with enforcing a new law with which he doesn’t agree and works to appease his disgruntled townspeople. Can he keep his beloved town safe amid national chaos, or will the insurrections of the dregs of society destroy everything they hold dear?

Unprotected is a story of Christian fiction that follows an entire town through perilous and uncertain times and is told from the perspective of Conservative Christianity. It is free of profanity and sexual themes.

Brett Nelson reads Chapter 9 of his novel "Unprotected." The Town Hall Meeting

Book Description:
The United States government seeks to strip American citizens of their constitutional right to bear arms. For months, the nation has heard the talk, but most never thought it would happen. Now that it has, the clock is ticking until everyone must relinquish their guns, rendering them helpless to protect themselves and those they love the most.

Bartlett’s Bend, Illinois is a quiet rural town where nothing bad ever happens, where the pace is slow, and where everyone knows everything about everyone else. Soon, along with citizens all over the country, they watch in horror as entire cities fall prey to rioting and looting. Lawless hordes rush to burn landmark institutions to the ground, destroying untold numbers of innocent lives.

They think their town is safe from the mayhem, but soon they will find out just how wrong they are. James Tanner, his wife Sara, and family friend Julie witness relentless criminals vandalizing their neighbors’ homes and reducing beloved local businesses to cinder and ash.

As national peril spreads like wildfire, fear cripples the residents of Bartlett’s Bend, who can no longer protect their families and their homes if the unfathomable happens in their own lives.

Sheriff Connor grapples with enforcing a new law with which he doesn’t agree and works to appease his disgruntled townspeople. Can he keep his beloved town safe amid national chaos, or will the insurrections of the dregs of society destroy everything they hold dear?

Unprotected is a story of Christian fiction that follows an entire town through perilous and uncertain times and is told from the perspective of Conservative Christianity. It is free of profanity and sexual themes.