Anisha Bhatia shares the inspiration behind her debut novel,THE RULES OF ARRANGEMENT in the US, and WHAT ARE WE DOING ABOUT ZOYA in the UK , Australia and around the world. This is a perfect book for you if you’re a fan of Bridget Jones, or books that take you inside a characters head or to a potentially new culture and location – as it’s a laugh out loud comedy of manners set in Mumbai, India.

Kristin Contino shares the inspiration behind her new release, A HOUSE OF WINDSOR, which reviewers are calling nostalgic, charming, and full of family drama.

Lyn Liao Butler shares the inspiration behind her debut novel THE TIGER MOM’s TALE, a book that takes you to Taiwan as Lexa, the main character, looks to reclaim her heritage.

Joyce Yarrow shares how her latest novel Sandstorm was inspired by her childhood in the Bronx, the shaky line between law-abiding and not, and her writing advice.

Lea Geller dishes on the inspiration behind her latest romp of a book, THE TRUTH AND OTHER HIDDEN THINGS.

Grace Sammon shares behind the scenes insights on her novel, THE EVES, a unique and original study on parent-child relationships, women’s relationships, and the narratives we tell ourselves-- and each other.

Margaret Ann shares the inspiration behind Joyous Lies, a women’s fiction novel with a good dose of mystery. Secrets from the past abound, set to the backdrop of what happened decades ago in a commune.

Jessica Strawser talks about her latest release, A Million Reasons Why, which was named a most anticipated book by Goodreads, SheReads. E! News. and Frolic as well as being chosen for Booktrib's 10 Books by Women to Read this Spring.

Carol shares her inspiration and more behind for Goodbye Orchid, her award-winning debut novel which was inspired by combat wounded veterans.

Kathleen shares her inspiration her debut novel , A Song for The Road- which began as a dream that contained both grief and beauty. And she chats about the relationship between music and writing, which led to Kathleen writing such a novel with such breathtakingly lyrical language.

Ann chats about her latest release, I Thought You Said This Would Work, which has shot up the Amazon charts already to #1 in humorous women’s fiction. She shares her inspiration, great writing and life advice, and a couple of book recommendations!

Rochelle chats about her latest release, This is Not How It Ends, how writing every book is different, the ups and downs of writing life, and she has great advice for writers, and on kindness and life in general.

Alison Hammer, who has been called a great new voice in women’s fiction, chats about her beautiful sophomore novel, Little Pieces of Me. Her latest has already received a Library Journal starred review, and was named one of the top April books by E! News. We chat about her writing process, advice and recommended reads.

Kris Clink chats about her touching and heartwarming debut novel Goodbye, Lark Lovejoy. She shares why she set the book on the Texas Wine Trail, and the importance of seeking spectacular happiness.

Barbara Linn Probst shares the inspiration for her newest novel, The Sound Between the Notes, plus surviving a pandemic debut book launch, and the challenges of sophomore novels.

Christina Consolino shares her inspiration for a novel that’s been called “bittersweet” and “touching”, as well as several recommended reads, and we chat about the difficulty of writing in multiple point of view.

The inspiration for Kathleen West’s second novel Are We There Yet? book recommendations, how sometimes it takes writing 250,000 words to get to 90,000, the origin of her book’s title and writing advice.

Mel chats about her inspiration for Running With Our Eyes Closed, a novel set in mid-life, including why she decided to make the novel so sexy, and how Samantha, her protagonist found her own voice during the editing process.

Patricia Sands chats with Lainey Cameron about her debut, THE BRIDGE CLUB (just re-released!), came to be ten years ago, along with book recommendations and writing advice.

Leah DeCesare, author of Forks, Knives and Spoons shares her inspiration including where that unique idea came from, great writing advice, and how the book changed in editing.