Christine’s imagination is always attuned to the next story idea. Whether she’s watching the news, listening to her favorite tunes, or overhearing a snippet of conversation in line at the coffee shop, inspiration is never far away. Her mind immediately jumps to storytelling—“I could use that in a book!” she’ll say. But with a head full of ideas and a heart full of characters waiting for their chance to shine, she’s had to learn the art of pressing pause—at least long enough to finish the projects currently headed toward publication.
Christine's published books include heartwarming sweet romances, devotional guides, and picture books filled with whimsy, wonder, and love for young children. And her computer is bulging with more stories to tell that are in the second draft stage.
Her writing journey began with a short story award in college, but life took her on another path for a season. When the storytelling spark reignited, she began submitting to magazines and anthologies—and hasn’t looked back. Her stories have now appeared in over 40 publications including Pockets Magazine, Ruminate, Chicken Soup for the Soul, 21 Days of Love, and Life Lessons from Dads. She is also a frequent contributor to The Secret Place and Upper Room devotional guides. No matter the genre, Christine’s faith is always at the heart of the stories she tells.
🔖On her popular blog for writers and readers, Christine hosts weekly interviews with authors ranging from debut voices to New York Times bestsellers, offering behind-the-scenes insights, writing tips, and chances to win new books. Visit her blog at: https://thewritechris.blogspot.com/
📚Follow her growing collection of published works through her Amazon author page: https://www.amazon.com/Christine-L-Henderson/e/B09L2Y7XNP
🎊Connect with her and join the conversation and bookish giveaways on her Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Christine.L.Henderson.author
Christine loves hearing from her readers. If one of her stories touched your heart or made you smile, please tell a friend—or better yet, leave a review. It’s the kindest gift you can give an author.
Keep on reading—and she’ll keep on writing.
