Toni Shiloh
Biography
Toni Shiloh wrote the novels Matchmaking Christmas (2026), Hearts on the Fly (2026) and The Nature of Love (2025). Shiloh has served as a member of American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW) and Faith, Hope & Love Christian Writers (FHLCW).
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All's Fair in Love and Christmas
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“Sarah Monzon has crafted a story with humor, the wonder of Christmas, the joy of gathering with friends and family, and a swoon-worthy romance. The added light she shines for mental health is much needed and provides an #OwnVoices experience.”
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“An Overdue Match is the perfect book for anyone who has ever felt unseen or unloved. Monzon has a way of taking the reader on a heart journey, and Evangeline Kelly is a fantastic heroine to effect change. She empowers the reader to become the heroine of their story.”
Fiction
“Jenny Erlingsson’s debut novel delves deep into the faith of a Hollywood actor and a makeup artist. As they develop a tentative friendship, Erlingsson weaves redemption, grace, and love so masterfully, the reader will reach the end before they’re ready to. I’ll remember the gospel truths and this sweet romance long after the last page.”
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“With a hero who's better at texting and a princess who can wield a hammer, Loyally, Luke is 'peppered' with Ms. Basham's signature style of swoony romance and charming characters. She's also added a message we all need to hear and believe for ourselves as two unlikely people wonder if worlds can really merge and not merely collide. This will definitely be another fan favorite.”
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“Christina Suzann Nelson, Christy Award–winning author “Janine Rosche gets to the heart of family, friendship, and love once more in The Road before Us. She takes us on not only a literal journey down Route 66—which comes alive through the pages—but a figurative one of belonging and overcoming one’s past.”
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“The Words We Lost is a poignant tale of grief, healing, and all that falls in between. Deese is a master at getting to the heart of emotion and letting the reader experience it as well. This novel is a testament to the power of fiction and a must-read.”
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“'WRITER IN RESIDENCE might be Rhonda McKnight's best book yet. Set in the South Carolina Lowcountry, McKnight brings in culture, legacy, identity, and a romance that's sure to knock you off your feet. My heart connected with the rich history of the Gullah Geechee, food, and story from the beginning to the end. WRITER IN RESIDENCE is a book I never wanted to end.'”
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You Make It Feel like Christmas
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