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Leslie Moore

Award-Winning Author

2023 ACFW First Impressions Winner in Historical Romance
2024 Cascade Award Winner in Historical Fiction 
2024 ACFW Genesis Finalist in Historical Romance

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Worship-An Act of Obedience

How could a father rise early to sacrifice his son? Abraham and Sarah had waited twenty-five years for this promised son God would make into a great nation.  

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Don't Waste Your Life

It was just a normal Sunday. Not one I thought I would be looking back to after five years. God called me to something that day.

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Paul-The Great Work

From holding the coats of the men who stoned Stephen, to his radical conversation on the road to Damascus, to penning the masterpiece gospel doctrine found in Romans and other epistles, Paul’s life continues to inspire us.

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More than a story 

There is a reason God chose to communicate His wonderful redemption message to the world through written word. The majority of Scripture is a storyline, following the lives of real historical people who, though ordinary and very relatable, God used to accomplish His will. Stories are powerful and have the ability to remain with us long after we slide the book back on the bookshelf. 

Why do I write?

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A calling

In 2018, I felt the Lord calling me to pursue my love of writing during a message on the parable of the talents by my pastor, Joby Martin, titled, "Don't Waste Your Life." Joby challenged believers to examine their time, treasures and talents, considering how to leverage each to share the hope of the gospel.  

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A reawakening

I hope to relate the hope of the gospel through story. For the believer, stories can reawaken our need and affections for Jesus. God can even use a fictional story to draw our hearts closer to Himself or convict us of areas in our life that do not honor Him. 

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A stirring

I hope God will use my stories to stir the heart and mind of the unbeliever in the comfortable, familiar setting of fiction.

What Beta Readers are saying...

With thrilling adventure, lush romance, and the sweet gentleness of redemption, Leslie Moore's stories are meant to be savored!

~Tara Johnson, author of Engraved on the Heart, Where Dandelions Bloom, and All Through the Night

Mesmerizing! I couldn't stop reading! I was instantly transported to another time and place! 

Donna, avid reader

An engaging love story with page-turning twists. Allura and Alastair are my new favorite literary couple!

Natalie Wise Watkins, author of Where You Stay I'll Stay

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More about Leslie

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Leslie Moore is a former history teacher turned award-winning author. The love of history and the power of story fuel her contemporary and historical romances spanning from the foundations of early England to the 1970s. Through the prayerful lens of her characters, Leslie seeks to share the hope of the gospel. But most often, you’ll find her taxiing her children, hiding behind a mountain of laundry, or walking her chocolate lab, Caddy.

To read the full story of Leslie's writing journey, read her blog post.


In addition, she writes faith-filled, inspiring newsletters full of hope and promise. Subscribe here.

Leslie is a member of American Fiction Christian Writers, Christian Writers' Community of Southern Mississippi, and Cascades Christian Writers. Author, Tara Johnson, is Leslie's mentor.

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