Beth talks with author Rick Bleiweiss about his debut novel 'Pignon Scorbion and the Barbershop Detectives.'
They also discuss Rick's unique career as a touring/recording musician, songwriter, Grammy nominated music producer, columnist, journalist and publishing executive.

Beth talks again  with USA Today Bestselling author Kaira Rouda. They discuss Rouda's  life as a suspense writer and her new book 'Somebody's Home'. 

After teaching literature, composition, and creative writing to thousands of high school and college students for 33 years, Susan turned her attention to putting a novel in her heart on paper, the genesis of which started with a short story that won a fiction prize some years ago.  Bells for Eli is her debut novel.

Beth talks with author Leah Weiss. Southern by grace, her roots run deep in the flat lands of North Carolina where she was born. When she was ten, Leah moved north to the mountains of Virginia, home of her father's family and where she's lived ever since. Leah came to the craft of writing in her mid-fifties and found the writing voice that is reflected in her novels. It is southern and lyrical, and always about people who are self-sufficient and hard-working with humble dreams. 
Her new book 'All the Little Hopes' will be released July 27th.

Beth talks with USA Today bestselling author Nancy Naigle.  Nancy whips up small-town love stories with a dash of suspense and a whole lot of heart.

Priscilla Oliveras is a USA Today bestselling author and 2018 RWA® RITA® double finalist who writes contemporary romance with a Latinx flavor. Her new book, Anchored Hearts, is out now!

Beth talks with bestselling author Barbara Claypole White. 
 She was born in rural England but writes and gardens in the forests of North Carolina.  Her passion for chipping away at stereotypes of mental illness inspires quirky stories about troubled but courageous characters.  

Bestselling author Liz Talley visits the show. Her heartwarming southern stories make us laugh and see ourselves in a whole new light!