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The Written Word is Powerful: Roseanna M. White on Her WWII Novel Set in a Paris Library

Author Roseanna M. White has written many intriguing historical novels that feature secrets and espionage, and The Collector of Burned Books is no exception. Set over the course of World War II, Corinne, a literature professor, is tasked with hiding secrets in a Paris library. But as the German occupation …

More to Lose: Ryan Steck on the Latest Matthew Redd Thriller

Author Ryan Steck first got the idea for Matthew Redd back in high school; now he’s the hero of four Western thriller novels, the latest of which, Gone Dark, is out now.

In this Q &A, Ryan explores what’s next for Matthew Redd, details how he keeps creating new …

Everything Old is New Again: Why Historical Romance is More Relevant Than Ever

Author Christine Hill Suntz is our guest blogger, and you’ll learn more from her about her new historical romance, The Lawyer and the Laundress.

In this marriage-of-convenience romance, lawyer James isn’t looking for love, while laundress Sara doesn’t want to be found. When their paths cross in a British …

10 Historical Novels Set Around the World

If you ever wish you had a time machine to travel back in time or witness momentous events in history, check out these novels to be transported to another time and place. These international historicals will place you in counties around the world in time periods both familiar and unique. …

8 Books You Can’t Miss This Summer

Long summer days are perfect for reading your favorite genre or discovering a new author. We have eight novels releasing this summer, just in time for readers to dive into new adventures or escape into swoon-worthy romances.

Keep scrolling to see which books you should add to your summer reading …

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2025 Summer Cleaning Giveaway

Here at Tyndale House Publishers, we’ve been doing a little summer cleaning and we’ve found ARCs that need a home!

Advanced Reader Copies are unedited copies of upcoming books and are usually given out to tradespeople, like librarians, booksellers, or professional reviewers, but these ARCs missed their calling. If you’d …

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