Author to visit Shepherd Community Library August 1st at 3 p.m.
Christian historical fiction author Carrie Fancett Pagels, Ph.D., will be visiting the Shepherd Community Library on Monday, August 1 from 3–4 p.m. Pagels will discuss her recently published novella The Substitute Bride.
Here is a little bit more information:
Carrie enjoys reading, traveling, baking, and beading — but not all at the same time! Many of her stories are set in Michigan, where she grew up. Possessed with an overactive imagination, she loves sharing her stories with others. A psychologist for twenty-five years, she is no longer practicing. Married for almost thirty years to the man of her dreams, with a teenage son and adult daughter, Carrie resides in Virginia’s Historic Triangle, which is perfect for her fascination with history. Administrates two popular group blogs: www.OvercomingWithGod.com and www.ColonialQuills.org.
Other Michigan-set books include:
- Tea Shop Folly (Forget Me Not Romances, July, 2016).
- “Requilted with Love” in Blue Ribbon Brides Collection (Barbour Books, releasing November, 2016).
- My Heart Belongs on Mackinac Island, Honorable Mention for the 2014 Maggie Awards, novel now under contract for publication with Barbour Books — (releasing July 2017).
- The Christy Lumber Camp Series — ALL three books Family Fiction Book of the Year finalists and all Amazon bestsellers in genre: Selah Award finalist, The Fruitcake Challenge (September, 2014),The Lumberjacks’ Ball (April, 2015), Lilacs for Juliana.
- Carrie’s short story, “Snowed In,” appears in Guidepost Books’ A Christmas Cup of Cheer (2013).
- Historical Category winner, “The Quilting Contest,” published in Family Fiction’s The Story 2014 anthology (Salem Publishing).
Originally published at docs.google.com.
