Please welcome fellow Kansas author, Christina Rich, who had two books come out just in the last few months in a time period you don’t see often.
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Swept away from her home and into the desert, Abigail is as much a prisoner as she is a princess. A ruthlessly ambitious captain of the palace guard intends to force her into marriage and rule Judah through her. Yet the badly beaten soldier Abigail rescues offers another choice—if she dares trust him.
She is royalty, yet Jesse is surprised by the gentle compassion Abigail shows him as he heals. In return, he will help her escape to Jerusalem, protecting her life with his own. But Abigail’s rank and Jesse’s deadly past makes any future impossible, unless forgiveness forged by love can triumph over all.
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Questions about Christina’s Book
What did you learn about yourself while writing this book?
Abigail struggled with gaining her mother’s approval, which she never received. It wasn’t until after The Warrior’s Vow released that it hit me, I no longer need to seek anyone’s approval, not when I have such a beautiful Savior who loves me. He knows the thoughts and intents of my heart and that’s all that really matters.
What character in your book turned out to be your favorite?
The twins. I hope to one day write one, if not both, of their stories.
What did you enjoy most about writing this book?
Researching how to treat wounds, which is odd for me given I can’t stomach certain aspects of the medical field.
Other books in this series:
What is your home on the web?
www.threefoldstrand.com and http://www.authorchristinarich.com/
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Questions about Christian’s Reading
Who is your favorite Christian Historical heroine?
Meredith Hayes from Karen Witemeyer’s Short Straw-Bride.
Who is your favorite Christian Historical hero?
Of course, Travis Archer from Short Straw-Bride.
What was the last Christian Historical Novel that made you cry?
Okay, this isn’t a novel, but a novella. I related so much to the characters that I cried and cried. Gina Welborn’s Mercy Mild.
Christina is giving away a hard copy of Warrior’s Vow and I’ll be giving away an ebook copy of any book you see in the interview! Enter the rafflecopter below.
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