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Please welcome our guest for this episode – Cynthia Roemer. Cynthia writes historical romance set in the mid-1800s.
Meet Cynthia:
Cynthia Roemer is an award-winning inspirational writer with a heart for scattering seeds of hope into the lives of readers. Raised in the cornfields of rural Illinois, Cynthia enjoys spinning tales set in the backdrop of the 1800s prairie.
She writes from her family farm in central Illinois where she resides with her husband and their two college-aged sons. Under This Same Sky is her debut novel.
Book Two in her Prairie Skies series, Under Prairie Skies, will be released in the spring of 2018.
About Cynthia’s Latest Book: Under this Same Sky
~ She thought she’d lost everything ~ Instead she found what she needed most. ~
Illinois ~ 1854
Becky Hollister wants nothing more than to live out her days on the prairie, building a life for herself alongside her future husband. But when a tornado rips through her parents’ farm, killing her mother and sister, she must leave the only home she’s ever known and the man she’s begun to love to accompany her injured father to St. Louis.
Catapulted into a world of unknowns, Becky finds solace in corresponding with Matthew Brody, the handsome pastor back home. But when word comes that he is all but engaged to someone else, she must call upon her faith to decipher her future.
Where to buy this book:
Connect with Cynthia:
- Website – http://cynthiaroemer.com
- Twitter – https://twitter.com/cynthiaroemer
- Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/AuthorCynthiaRoemer
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4 Comments
Thanks for hosting me, Linda. I enjoyed the interview! Blessings on your future writing endeavors.
Fabulous interview! I’m usually not a reader of historical romance, but I’d like to read Cynthia’s book.
Yea, Cynthia! Congratulations on experiencing a dream come true!