Books to come...and a video!
Happy Tuesday!
Hope you're all enjoying the New Year so far. I've been a busy girl trying to wrap up two books that are due Feb. 13. Also, I've had lots of inquiries about what's coming next with regard to my publishing schedule. Here's the plan:
> I'm currently working on book #3 in the Land of Canaan series--His Love Endures Forever--scheduled for release in Oct. 2012.
> I'm also working on my story in An Amish Kitchen, which is titled A Recipe for Hope. An Amish Kitchen is a novella collection with stories from me, Kelly Long, and Amy Clipston. In the back, there is also a cookbook with 45 Amish recipes. This collection will release late this year.
> My next book to release will be Need You Now. This is my first non-Amish contemporary, and I'm SO excited for everyone to read it! (See video below). The first half of this book is going to release early in digital format only -- and more details coming on that very soon! The paperback version releases in April.
> Beginning in February, I'll start working on my next contemporary novel, which is tentatively titled The House That Love Built. Did you see the movie Hope Floats? That movie was filmed in Smithville, Texas, and that is where The House That Love Built will be based. Smithville is a cool little town about 45 minutes from me. This will be a romance, but with some interesting twists!
> After that, I'll be writing book #6 in the Daughters of the Promise series (not yet titled).
> Then back to another contemporary -- tentatively titled Walter. I am VERY excited about that book, and I already have the story in my head, even though I'm over a year away from writing it.
> Also, somewhere in all of that -- I plan to write some short stories that will follow up with characters from the Daughters of the Promise series and the Land of Canaan series. For example -- would you like to read about Jonas and Irma Rose's love story when they were young?
Here is a video that my publisher made recently. I'm discussing my transition into contemporary novels. And yes...there are still plenty of Amish books on the horizon too!
INTERVIEW WITH BETH WISEMAN
Hope you all have a fabulous, blessed week!
Beth
Hope you're all enjoying the New Year so far. I've been a busy girl trying to wrap up two books that are due Feb. 13. Also, I've had lots of inquiries about what's coming next with regard to my publishing schedule. Here's the plan:
> I'm currently working on book #3 in the Land of Canaan series--His Love Endures Forever--scheduled for release in Oct. 2012.
> I'm also working on my story in An Amish Kitchen, which is titled A Recipe for Hope. An Amish Kitchen is a novella collection with stories from me, Kelly Long, and Amy Clipston. In the back, there is also a cookbook with 45 Amish recipes. This collection will release late this year.
> My next book to release will be Need You Now. This is my first non-Amish contemporary, and I'm SO excited for everyone to read it! (See video below). The first half of this book is going to release early in digital format only -- and more details coming on that very soon! The paperback version releases in April.
> Beginning in February, I'll start working on my next contemporary novel, which is tentatively titled The House That Love Built. Did you see the movie Hope Floats? That movie was filmed in Smithville, Texas, and that is where The House That Love Built will be based. Smithville is a cool little town about 45 minutes from me. This will be a romance, but with some interesting twists!
> After that, I'll be writing book #6 in the Daughters of the Promise series (not yet titled).
> Then back to another contemporary -- tentatively titled Walter. I am VERY excited about that book, and I already have the story in my head, even though I'm over a year away from writing it.
> Also, somewhere in all of that -- I plan to write some short stories that will follow up with characters from the Daughters of the Promise series and the Land of Canaan series. For example -- would you like to read about Jonas and Irma Rose's love story when they were young?
Here is a video that my publisher made recently. I'm discussing my transition into contemporary novels. And yes...there are still plenty of Amish books on the horizon too!
INTERVIEW WITH BETH WISEMAN
Hope you all have a fabulous, blessed week!
Beth
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Jan 20, 2012 01:58PM
Yay! I look forward to them all. Happy writing!
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