interviewing author Robin Maddy Bertram

when did you decide you were going to write a book?

A. My first book was written in 2008 Shadows Among Us. It's a book about confronting our own darkness.

Q.2 how did you come up with the name of your books?

A. My next book is No Regrets with Charisma House Publishing. My dad said, on his deathbed, "I have no regrets." Powerful. It took me ten years to figure out what he meant. He was an awesome man, but it was a life well lived for the Lord, that he could honestly say that.

My third traditionally published book is Hidden Treasures.

It is a book that will encourage the reader to look for God in the midst of their own personal trials and tribulations, whether it is facing an illness, divorce, or loss, God is working. He is at work for our good and His glory. We just have to have spiritual eyes to see.

Q. 3 what are you working on now for 2018?

A. My next book, No Regrets in Marriage, will be a devotional for couples who are engaged or married. My goal is to lay down the solid biblical principle that will help to build strong, life-long godly marriages.

Q 4. how long have you been writing?

A.I've been writing for ten years.

Q 5. What advice would you give other authors?

A.Do your research. Stick to your guns. Be sure what you want and what you are willing to give up before you sign a contract.

Q 6. where can people find you online?

A. https:// www.robinbertram.tv
Facebook: @officialRobinBertram

Q7 do you plan on making more books in the future

A. Yes. I hope to have a bible study for each book of the New Testament. I have a great start on this massive project.

Q 8 how many books have you written

A. 2 traditionally published
1 hybrid
15 self-published

Q 9 did you go to college to be a writer

A. No, I graduated with a BS in Psychology, but I always loved English and Literature, especially British Literature.

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