In Guideposts Books’ new series, Tearoom Mysteries, you’ll explore a quaint Maine village near picturesque Lake Chickadee and join in the fun of solving mysteries alongside a pair of cousins who frequently find themselves in situations that require perseverance and faith. The series begins with Tearoom for Two and continues with Tea Rose.
To celebrate the debut of the new fiction series “Tearoom Mysteries” from Guideposts Books, we asked our readers and some of the series’ authors to share photographs of all things tea-related, from favorite spots for tea to treasured teapots. You’ll find something here to make you smile.
Author Carol Wallace speaks of her great-great-grandfather, Lew Wallace, and shares the challenges she faced in revising his classic novel, Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ, for a modern audience. Watch the trailer for the upcoming Ben-Hur movie!
Guideposts caught up with the creator of the series, Susan Page Davis, to find out her inspiration for Tearoom Mysteries and why she didn’t give up writing after her early rejections.
Humor and joy abound in this entertaining look at senior life in this excerpt from My Favorite Senior Moment.
Best-selling author Debbie Macomber tells how a dream starts the stories of healing in her two novels, The Inn at Rose Harbor and Rose Harbor in Bloom, available now from Guideposts Books.
Bestselling author Debbie Macomber shares an inspiring personal story about the impact Norman Vincent Peale and The Power of Positive Thinking have had on her life and career.
The fourth-century bishop lived a life of faith, adventure and charity. Here are 5 things to know about St. Nicholas of Myra.
Star of stage and screen Lionel Barrymore played Ebenezer Scrooge in a radio broadcast of Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol every year from 1934 to 1953. In this story from December 1949, Barrymore reveals how Dickens’ beloved story inspired him.
Passion City Church pastor Louie Giglio shares how his own congregation inspired his new book and what people can learn from the stories in it.
Feel the warmth of the Christmas season wash over you as you read this heartwarming page-turner.
Author and historian Diana Butler Bass reminds us that sometimes what seems a disruption in our walk of faith can prove to be a fresh start.
