
Juliet Rossiter has the perfect life: a rewarding schedule serving the underprivileged, a husband who loves her as Christ loved the church, and a blessed future as a mother-at least that’s what she thinks.įor Better or Worse.

Christian Music agent Kellen Rossiter has everything he ever wanted: A-list clients from coast to coast, a loving wife who honors and respects him, and a faith life that’s never wavered-until now. I’d love to! Here’s a blurb that captures the essence of the story perfectly:įrom This Day Forward. Let’s talk about your new book, Devotion (Harbourlight Books, October 2012). The power of God at work is paramount to every story I write.

My faith directly influences the way I create my plots, characters, and resolve whatever issues are raised in my books. How does your faith play into your writing? After a three year “dry-spell” I’ve been writing ever since, praise God. Throughout the processional, I kept thinking about the fact that each and every one of these people had stories to tell-stories of joy, heartbreak, fear, and triumph. One day at church, the dam burst as I sat quietly in my pew and watched people come forward to receive communion. I didn’t feel worthy, though, or like I had good enough ideas. After a hiatus from writing so I could help provide for my family, I tried to break back in but kept holding back, because I had an incredible call on my heart to write Christian/inspirational fiction. These were contemporary, secular romances. Years ago, I sold my first three books to Kensington Publishing.


Has God ever provided an unexpected “detour” in your life that turned out to be positive? I remember writing short stories, long hand, in middle school and sharing them with friends who kept coming back for more. The most honest answer is really quite simple-I’ve always loved mixing words and emotions, and crafting stories. She is also a member of American Christian Fiction Writers and the Michigan Literary Network. She is also a two-time finalist for The Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence and the Colorado Romance Writers Award of Excellence.Ī lifelong resident of Michigan, Marianne is active in the Greater Detroit Chapter of Romance Writers of America, having served two terms as President. Her 2011 novel, Hearts Communion, earned a Book of the Year award in the Romance category from the Christian Small Publisher’s Association. Marianne Evans is an award-winning author of Christian romance and fiction.
