Join us for a fun chat with Penny Frost McGinnis, as we discuss her third (and last!) Abbott Island novel, "Home At Last."

But don't worry, listeners -- Penny is hard at work on a NEW series, and she even has a short story in the works that bridges from Abbott Island and the people and places we've come to love, to the new series.

In previous books, we've met Sadie and Joel, and Marigold and Johnny, and enjoyed the stories of their journey to love. Now it's Lucy and Owen's turn. If you like tiny homes and baseball players and farmers and independent women entrepreneurs, this story is right up your alley.

And there's a treasure hunt woven into the story!

Now through September 30, you can get a discount off a print, ebook, or audiobook version of "Home At Last," using the code LAST on the Mt. Zion Ridge Press website. Remember to use ALL CAPS.
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Join managing editors Tamera Lynn Kraft and Michelle Levigne as they chat with author (and translator) Jerah Alvarado about her new children's book, WOULD YOU RATHER? Bible adventures .... in water!

More adventures on the theme of "Would You Rather?" are planned for future books, so stay tuned.

Join the chat for a fun look behind-the-scenes to what inspired this picture book, how it came about, and Jerah's writing journey. Including how she came up with her pen name!

And remember: Save $1 on a copy of WOULD YOU RATHER? until July 1, by using the code WATER on the Mt. Zion Ridge Press website. MtZionRidgePress.com

Join managing editor Tamera Lynn Kraft and marketing director Penny Frost McGinnis, chatting with author Michelle Levigne about the next title in the Quarry Hall suspense series, ANNE.

After a rough assignment catching people out to destroy battered women's shelters, Anne needs a break. Being assigned to observe operations at Common Grounds Legal Clinic seems like a cake assignment. Xander Finley, the head lawyer, is a friend of Joan. The clinic is already supported by the Arc Foundation, so Arc is simply expanding its support.

But then Anne is carjacked, and her guard dog, Argus, is shot. Off balance, worried about Argus, and wearing borrowed clothes, things keep getting worse. Face-to-face with someone from her painful past and feeling antagonism from Xander's employees, Anne stumbles into one problem after another. Her frustration grows when allies became enemies, and she is accused of entrapment and then attempted murder. How come prayer is her last resort, when it should have been her first reaction to every problem?

Through the end of May, save $1 off ebook, print or audio by using the code ANNE at MtZionRidgePress.com