NikkiArana

I like all kinds of books. I’m an author and even though I write women’s fiction, I’m partial to non-fiction for enjoyment reading.

I live in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho with my husband of thirty-one years, Antonio, and my two grown sons. I was a real estate broker for thirty-two years, but this year I have put my writing first. I write... more »

I like all kinds of books. I’m an author and even though I write women’s fiction, I’m partial to non-fiction for enjoyment reading.

I live in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho with my husband of thirty-one years, Antonio, and my two grown sons. I was a real estate broker for thirty-two years, but this year I have put my writing first. I write Inspirational women’s fiction.

All of my books deal with social, political, and spiritual issues that Christian women face today. My first book, The Winds of Sonoma, touched on illegal immigration. My second book, In the Shade of the Jacaranda, dealt with abortion. My third book, The Fragrance of Roses, dealt with the need to have more minorities donating to bone marrow registries. My newest release, As I Have Loved You, is about a single mom whose college age son gets mixed up with the wrong girl. The situation is complicated because the son has Attention Deficit Disorder. I write about issues to raise public awareness. My next book will be about the need for Christians to minister to Muslims. Yikes. That’s a thought provoking subject. To learn more about the research trip I made back east visit my website www.nikkiarana.com and read my Spring 2007 newsletter!

Here’s my official bio:

Nikki Arana is an award-winning author of women’s fiction, essays, poetry, and magazine articles whose work has been published in the United States and Canada. She has won several national awards, including the American Christian Fiction Book of the Year for Women's Fiction, and the Beacon Award. Her book, The Winds of Sonoma was named One of the Top 20 Books of the Year by Christianbook.com. Nikki is also the recipient of the 2007 Excellence in Media Silver Angel Award, the Jessie Cameron Alison Writer of the Year Award. She is a member of the Idaho Writers League, American Christian Fiction Writers, and Romance Writers of America. « less