This episode features a discussion with four authors from Wild Heart Books, including
KyLee Woodley,
Lorri Dudley, Megan Soja, and
Sherry Shindelar.
Meet Authors from
Wild Heart Books
In a delightful turn of events on the Historical Bookworm Show, we were joined by three talented authors along with our own
KyLee Woodley to discuss four books from
Wild Heart Books. This publishing house is renowned for its historical romance novels set before 1900, intricately woven with Christian themes. The show began with intros and some fun icebreaker questions, giving us a glimpse into the authors’ backgrounds and inspirations.
Meet
Megan Soja
Megan Soja, a resident of western New York, shares her life with her husband of 17 years and their two daughters. An avid reader since childhood, she confesses to being caught with a book more often than a duster. Her passion for Christian romance and fiction reflects in her writing, and her latest work is part of the “
Harbor of Spies” series, set during the American Revolution. During the interview, Megan shared insights on how personal experiences, like her daughter’s heart surgery in Boston, inspired her latest series. Megan encourages readers to find God’s purpose in life’s challenges, a message profoundly resonating with her own life narrative.
Introducing
Sherry Shindelar
Sherry Shindelar hails originally from Tennessee but now lives in Minnesota with her family. She has a rich storytelling heritage, beginning in her childhood with tales of Captain Kirk. Her latest release, “
Texas Divided” is set in the turbulent times of the Civil War, featuring a soldier with a troubled past and a woman he must prove himself to. Sherry advises aspiring writers to persevere through challenges, trusting that God will open doors at the right time. Her story is one of resilience and passion for storytelling—a reminder never to give up on dreams.
Lorri Dudley's Journey
Lorri Dudley, a writer of Regency Romance for Wild Heart Books, celebrates her 25th wedding anniversary alongside launching her 10th book, “
Relinquishing the Agent”. Her story blends thrilling elements of espionage with the charm of Regency-era England. Lorri describes writing as a spiritual journey that brings her closer to God. Her current work captures the essence of intrinsic human value, showcasing God's love for all, no matter how society perceives them.