Excited to share that Romantic TImes gave DOUBLE CROSS 4 stars in their recent review. “Mills’ latest delves into the themes of family and forgiveness. For the romantic suspense fan, there is plenty of action and twists present. For the inspirational reader, the faith elements fit nicely into the context of the story. One interesting aspect is the way Mills

Thanks to you, FIREWALL has earned a spot on FamilyFiction’s Top Ten Novels of 2014 list! I’m thrilled to be among such wonderful novels and amazing writers. A huge congratulations to all the writers. Dear readers, thank you so much for nominating FIREWALL. You are the reason we create stories. Click HERE to see the entire list.

FIREWALL was announced a winner in Library Journal‘s Best Books 2014: Genre Fiction for Christian Fiction.  Christian Fiction is one of eight categories representing 2014’s Best Genre Fiction, each of which includes the top five titles from 2014, as chosen by Library Journal’s columnists.  Click HERE to read more.    

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Firewall DiAnn Mills. Tyndale, $14.99 trade paper (400p) ISBN 978-1-4143-8993-6 In this first installment of Christy Award–winning Mills’ FBI: Houston trilogy, beautiful but socially awkward Taryn Young marries Francis “Shep” Shepherd after a brief courtship. Acutely aware of the national importance of her software design skills, she is hooked by Shep’s appreciation of her work. But as they board a

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Shoving our characters into action sometimes takes a stick of dynamite. Or discovering what motivates them into pursuing a worthy goal. When a character yawns and claims, I’m not interested, we writers haven’t done our job. Before you reach for the matches to light that stick of dynamite, let’s talk about what we can do before page one to create