
SC Godfrey is the author of The Enigma Challenge, A Very Typical Family, and The Second Chance Hotel. This Substack covers publishing as a big 5 author, interesting facts, book news, and monthly book recs.
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Eva Jurczyk is the author of the newly-released The Paris Files, a sophisticated, character-driven thriller in which a romantic rendezvous in Paris turns disastrous after the disappearance of a new lover.
Author Rosie Walsh says of The Pa...
Welcome to this month’s reads!
I am still thinking about this one. It’s slow, and long, and all about the characters, who are incredibly rich. It’s a strangely plotted story and yet captivating. It’...
Every year I interview myself for my birthday in a spectacular display of navel-gazing. Nevertheless, I always have fun (mostly because I am asking the questions). So here we go for 2026.
Me: Happy birthday again, Sierra!
Sierra: T...
One of the things I love most about Substack and being an author is making new author friends. And one I’m especially thrilled to know is author Elizabeth Richardson, who contacted me to be a guest on my podcast, Heartracers, which I host w...
Have you seen an author come out with a new book, but their name is now just their initials (ahem, me)? Or maybe a favorite author who wrote a romance series is now writing romantasy or thriller. Or maybe you don’t notice at all, but you th...
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