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Hello, friend!

 

Welcome to my little corner of the internet! I write stories to lift our hearts toward hope and healing in this divided world. My first solo historical novel, Beneath a Turquoise Sky, is now available–click on Books above to learn more! You can also sign up for my author newsletter to receive a free, exclusive deleted scene, a bit of an alternate beginning to this story. Click here to subscribe.

 

I also have the joy of collaborating on hope-filled historical fiction with Lauraine Snelling, and you can find our newest novel, Land of Dreams, here. This story opens our new series, Home to Green Creek, and released April 1, 2025! 

 

I hope to connect with you soon! May the peace of the Lord always be with you.

 

Blessings,

 

Kiersti


Kiersti is represented by Wendy Lawton of Books & Such Literary Agency
wendy@booksandsuch.com
http://www.booksandsuch.com/


Recent Posts

New Series with Lauraine Snelling! And The Story of How That Happened…

  Once upon a time, a shy homeschooled teen in rural northwest New Mexico eagerly anticipated the arrival of the rural bookmobile each month. She devoured most of the books in their several shelves of Christian fiction, but her favorite series became the Red River of the North historical novels by Lauraine Snelling. She fell […]

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Special Announcement: Sign Up for My Newsletter!

  Hello, friends–I have some exciting news for you! In view of some upcoming developments with my writing, and out of a desire to connect more personally with you, my readers, I am launching a quarterly newsletter! You can subscribe here. I’m so looking forward to sharing this first issue with you…I’ve packed it full […]

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Trusting God’s Timing: A Novel’s Journey (Guest Post and Giveaway with Lori Benton!)

You may remember me mentioning Lori Benton and the depth and detail of her award-winning historical novels in the past–I’ve been blessed indeed by both her writing and her friendship. Lori’s novels always strike me deeply with both her sensitivity in handling intercultural history and relationships, and the redemptive power in her stories. Her upcoming […]

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The Shaking: Of Arendelle, America, and Stepping toward Healing

  My sister and I love Frozen. Okay, maybe we’ve all heard “Let it Go” enough times by now, but there’s something about this sweet story of the love between two sisters that connects with our hearts, and I almost always tear up at the climax when Elsa is hugging Anna-turned-to-ice. Plus, all the little […]

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Our Gift: A Poem in Honor of My Son’s First Birthday

I don’t usually write poetry–in fact, I’ve told my students many times that they write far better poems than I can! But for some reason, in this season of quarantine, free verse poems have been bubbling up in my heart like never before. So this week, in honor of my sweet little boy’s first birthday […]

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The Birth of a Baby Boy…and a Mommy

  Nearly seven months ago, a little after two o’clock in the morning and after about twenty-five hours of labor, a soft, warm, pink, little bundle was laid naked on my tummy, with a lusty yell and damp golden-brown curls. And my life was forever changed. There’s a reason I’ve been rather absent from this […]

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The Color of Life: A Journey toward Love and Racial Justice

  This winter, I’ve had the privilege of being on the launch team of Cara Meredith’s debut memoir, The Color of Life. Cara and I belong to the same literary agency, and I’ve followed and admired her work since first hearing her as a guest on one of Barb Neal Roose’s podcasts (which are wonderful—check […]

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Getting Ready for a Baby

Merry 4th Day of Christmas, friends! I’m glad we don’t have to stop celebrating Christmas quite yet, even if the 25th is now past. I love the old English tradition of the 12 days of Christmas, carrying us right up to Epiphany on the 6th of January. Sometimes I enjoy the days after Christmas even […]

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Giveaway and Guest Blog with Kathleen Maher!

Today I’m delighted to host a new writer friend, Kathleen Maher! We have connected through being regular contributors on the Heroes, Heroines, and History blog, as well as a common interest in Native American history and racial reconciliation, which all weave into our stories. I hope you enjoy getting to know her as much as […]

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Of Summer Rest and Writing News

    Hello, friends! It’s summertime…a special time of year. Does it feel like it where you live? After a June mostly in the 80s—sometimes even 70s—summer came with a vengeance for us, with one day reaching around 117 in our area. We survived thanks to our three window unit air conditioners (which kept the […]

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About Kiersti

Kiersti Giron holds a life-long passion for history and storytelling. She loves to write stories that show the intersection of past and present, explore relationships that bridge cultural divides, and probe the healing Jesus can bring out of our brokenness.

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