Each Sunday “Inspired by Life…and Fiction” shares a Christian novelist’s newest book and the garden spots where they find inspiration.
Kansas author Kim Vogel Sawyer spent a season of her life running a lovely bed & breakfast with her husband, Don. They have relocated to a new home, and while they work on the garden at that home—where frequent visitors include three daughters and their families, including a growing brood of grandchildren—readers can enjoy photos from Kim’s garden at the former King’s Inn. Kim is the bestselling, award-winning author of historical and contemporary novels, many of them set in Kansas. Her books include The Sommerfeld Trilogy and her newest title, When Grace Sings. More at: www.kimvogelsawyer.com.
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Kim’s office in her current home
boasts her signature purple decor.
(And several resident cats.)
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For more “novel gardens” like this, visit The Plot Thickens.
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DEBORAH RANEY's first novel, A Vow to Cherish, inspired the World Wide Pictures film of the same title and launched Deb’s writing career. Forty books later, she's still creating stories that touch hearts and lives. Her novels have won RWA's RITA Award, the ACFW Carol Award, the National Readers Choice Award, and the HOLT Medallion. She is also a three-time Christy Award finalist. Deb is on faculty for several national writers’ conferences and served on the executive board of the 2,500-member American Christian Fiction Writers organization for 18 years before retiring in 2022. She is a recent transplant to Missouri, having moved with her husband, Ken Raney, from their native Kansas to be closer to kids and grandkids. They love road trips, e-biking, Friday garage sale dates, and breakfast on the screened porch overlooking their wooded backyard.
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It must have been lovely staying at the King’s Inn run by the King’s children. The garden sign really got me today as I long so much for a garden spot. Here in CA they are forcing everyone to let their grass die to save water. It is awful to watch and trees dying, too (not us, we are in an RV). But God is good and He will provide again a garden place for us for sure. Looking forward to a sweet office, like yours, too, Kim.