Christian Fiction Scavenger Hunt – Stop #20 – Creating a World

by | Jun 14, 2023 | Appalachia, Authors, Book Journeys, inspirational fiction, Pepper Basham, Pepper Basham's books, romance | 146 comments

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Hi everyone!! My name is Pepper Basham and I write historical and contemporary romance (both usually with humor). I ADORE connecting with readers, so if you’d like to learn more about me, check out my website at www.pepperdbasham.com or on social media at Facebook or Instagram .

Imaginary worlds have always fascinated me. How about you?

From the whimsy of Narnia to the vastness of Middle earth, even the glimpses I saw in fairytales, my mind absorbed and expanded these make-believe places until I could “see” them myself as I read. The snowy landscape awaiting Aslan, the towering grandeur of Minis Tirith, the elegant ballroom of Cinderella or shadowy forest of Red Riding Hood, something about these worlds inspired me to bring their sense of “magic” into mine.

As a young girl who grew up in Appalachia, surrounded by forests and mountains, the real world (when left to my imagination) with a bit of sunlight through trees, birdsong, and a lazy afternoon could easily transform into something very different. A “prince” meeting me in the woods, a shadow of a dragon I needed to vanquish, the rush of wind through flowers releasing fairies to flight…the simple, through my childish mind, became fantastical.

I suppose that’s why the idea of creating fictional places for my novels inspired a little bit of giddiness. Instead of spending time by myself in imaginary worlds with imaginary people, I could bring other people along too. Readers!

So, I’ve loved creating a few different worlds.

For “a world” that was BASED on a real place, I made Ransom, VA – a Blue Ridge Mountain town that is featured in the Mitchell’s Crossroads series. I took inspiration from nearby towns like Wytheville, Abingdon, and Bristol, VA to create the quintessential small town for those books. I even created Ransom in Minecraft 😊

My Appalachian town in Laurel’s Dream and The Heart of the Mountains was designed from research of mountain communities during that time period, plus my own family history.

Whitlock and Havensbrooke were two places I invented for the Freddie and Grace mysteries. Whitlock has a bit of Biltmore vibe and Havensbrooke was a combo of several manor houses I’d visited in the UK.

But Skymar? Skymar was a combination of all the things I adore most about places I’ve visited in the UK and the U.S. Small-town moments in villages, centuries’ old ruins, castles, monarchy, coastlines, mountains, and…well, everything rolled up into this set of islands between Scotland and Norway in the North Sea. Creating a history and festivals and varying cultures throughout the island has been fun and challenging. If you’d like to visit my make-believe world, you can read about Skymar in Authentically, Izzy and my upcoming novel, Positively, Penelope 🙂

(Psst, did you know there used to be a spy network stationed on Skymar during WW2?)

So, what are some imaginary places you’ve enjoyed reading? Rachel Hauck’s Lauchtanland or Becky Wade’s Merryweather? What about Sara Ella’s Wonderland or Kara Swanson’s Neverland?

Share your thoughts below for a chance to win a paperback copy (or digital if you are outside the U.S.) of my upcoming novel, Positively, Penelope, and you can visit Skymar yourself!! If you want to learn more about Positively, Penelope, check it out here!!

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Bonus: Below is an exclusive video giving you a “tour” of Skymar to get your ready for Positively, Penelope!!

 

 

146 Comments

  1. Suzie

    There are too many to choose a favorite, but…I’ll go with Narnia, K.M. Shea’s Magiford Supernatural City world (Midwest US, but with Vampires, Fae, Wizards, Werewolves, etc.), and Melanie Cellier’s Spoken Mage world. 🙂

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    • Pepper Basham

      Ooh, nice additions!!

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      • Tracy Bunce

        Sounds interesting 🤔

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    • Joyce Schwartz

      Your books sound interesting can’t wait to be able to read one of your books

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    • Carrie Ann

      Narnia is probably my favorite non-real destination, I’d still like a to have a wardrobe that leads to a library installed in my house if I could someday.

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      • Pepper Basham

        Oh yes!! Narnia after The White Witch dies, right?

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    • Courtney Mack

      This is a tough question, but I’d probably go with Middle Earth, specifically Hobbiton or Rivendell.

      I am looking forward to your new book! I’m currently reading Cairo Curse and loving it!

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    • Erin

      I enjoy Rachel Hauck’s Lauchtanland and how Susan May Warren borrowed this country to use in her current Marshall’s series. I loved your contribution to the Mistletoe Square Novella book.

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    • Nicole House

      I guess I’m partial to Susan May Warren’s Deep Haven and Gabrielle Meyers’s Timber Falls because they’re both based on real towns that I’ve visited in my home state and I recognize certain things. I also like fake countries with royalty…

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    • Michelle Fidler

      I’m a Harry Potter fan so I like Hogwarts.

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    • Jennifer

      The Tethered World, created by Heather Love Fitzgerald! Love that world and that series!!!!

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  2. Janet

    I feel like every time I read about a quirky small town, I want to go there!

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    • Pepper Basham

      Aren’t they such fun??!!

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  3. Emma

    Some recent favorites have been Melissa Tagg’s Maple Valley, Iowa and Becky Wade’s Redbud, Pennsylvania. I also recently read Authentically, Izzy and loved the descriptions of the Blue Ridge mountains and the beauty of Skymar. Can’t wait for Positively, Penelope!!

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    • Pepper Basham

      Thanks so much, Emma!! I’ve loved delving into Becky and Melissa’s worlds!!

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  4. Brittany Searfoss

    The lovely world of Middle Earth has been appealing to me, but I have also longed to step back in time and see some of the places I have read about in history or go to a fantastic world in a fantasy novel.

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    • Pepper Basham

      Yes, I totally agree!! Especially in the UK, for me.

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    • Jeri R White

      I’m so excited to read this new one!! I love the last one!!

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      • Pepper Basham

        Thanks SOOO much!!! It was SUCH fun to write!!

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  5. Tammy

    I love all small towns in books that I read. I love the feel of “community” that you have in these fictional small towns.

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    • Pepper Basham

      Oh yes!! totally!! There’s really nothing like it.

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  6. johnny hutchens

    all of your books sound really good. I love travel to new places and I llok forward to reading some of your books.

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    • Pepper Basham

      Thanks soooo much. I love getting to write them!

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  7. Diana Hardt

    I love reading about new places.

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  8. Cate VanNostrand

    I love Kara Swanson’s Neverland (well, really, I love almost EVERY Neverland XD)! I also think that Nadine Brandes’ Wishtress world was so full of mystery and was beautiful!

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    • Pepper Basham

      I have Wishtress on my bookshelf to read!

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  9. airam nevels

    oh boy so many places! I will say that LOTR is my favorite! So many different areas I would love to visit.

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    • Pepper Basham

      LOVE LoTR!!

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      • Amber

        I’m going with any place that had pretty rocks. I’m a fan of crystals and gems hunting!

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  10. Doris Lankford

    I would love to visit Emily March’s Eternity Springs or Susan Mallery’s Fools Gold. Thanks for the chance.

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  11. Patty Rude

    The first place that comes to mind is Jan Karen’s Mitford!

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    • Pepper Basham

      And what a lovely “world”

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  12. Karen

    I know it’s simple, but I love Courtney Walsh’s Sweethaven! I’m a proud Michigander and love all our little lake communities!

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    • Pepper Basham

      And Courtney Walsh is one of the best contemp romance authors out there, IMO.

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  13. Jan S

    I think Narnia is my favorite. But, speaking of imaginary words, one of my favorite children’s books that I read a few years back was Frindle. I don’t know if you have read it but I believe you would enjoy it. It is all about imaginary words 🙂

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    • Pepper Basham

      Oooh, Frindle? That sounds intriguing. Going to have to go see what it’s about!

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    • Kendra

      I loved reading The Wonderland Trials. It was a fabulous setting and amazed me hownthe author kept the vibe of Alices wonderland while creating her own characters and setting. I also really enjoyed read Authentically Izzy. I enjoyed it so much I have given copies to friends.

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  14. SHANNON KRAUS

    I think it would be a tie between Narnia and Middle Earth. I love the characters in both places!

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  15. Heidi

    I enjoyed the little town of Heritage in Until I Met You by Tari Faris. (Especially the town hippo!) 😀

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    • Pepper Basham

      Oh HAHA!! Fantastic mention!!

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    • Pepper Basham

      Narnia is definitely near the top of my list too.

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  16. Laura Bowman

    The first book of yours I read was book 2 of Pleasant Gap and now looking to read book 1.

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    • Pepper Basham

      Oh yay!! There’s a very special place in my heart for that first book! Three of my kids are “in it”

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  17. Pam K.

    Skymar sounds like a fun place to visit. I loved finding the maps in Authentically Izzy. Besides the fictional places you mentioned, Julie Klassen’s Ivy Hill would be fun to visit. I’m sure there are many more that I just can’t think of now.

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    • Pepper Basham

      Great mentions!! And I love that my daughter got to design the maps for Skymar!!

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  18. Tammi Briggs

    I have a horrible imagination but I really enjoy the imagination of others. I think Narnia is my favorite.

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    • Pepper Basham

      I’m so grateful for the imagination of others!!

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  19. Melissa

    I love Skymar, but I’ve also enjoyed visiting Wonderland from Sara Ella’s The Wonderland Trials, Narnia, and Savannah Scott’s Bordeaux, Ohio (pronounced Bored Ox).

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    • Pepper Basham

      Wonderful additions!!!

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  20. Victoria Drinnan

    I’ve really enjoyed exploring Hagenheim in Melanie Dickerson’s series.

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    • Pepper Basham

      Great world to mention!!!

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  21. Dreaa Drake

    My faves were always Hogwarts & Narnia! But I love Neverland too!

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    • Pepper Basham

      Nice choices!!

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  22. Jillian Sevilla-Sales

    So many imaginary worlds to choose from!
    I enjoyed Ronie Kendig’s Droseran Saga (many worlds like Drosero) and Emily Golus’ Escape to Vindor (world is Vindor but is consists of many nations).

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    • Pepper Basham

      Ronie has such amazing books!

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  23. Elizabeth Litton

    Rachel Hauck’s Lauchtenland was fabulous, and of course, I loved Skymar! I looking forward to the release of Positively, Penelope. 🙂

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    • Pepper Basham

      Thanks so much!! Creating Skymar was such fun!!!

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  24. Kathleen Robison

    Melanie Dobson had a fictional amusement park in one of her books that has always fascinated me!

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  25. Beth

    I have been reading Lord of the Rings ~ I would love to visit. Especially Tom Bombadil & his lady & the elves & Hobbiton. It all sounds amazing excluding Mordor. Lol 🙂

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    • Pepper Basham

      YES! Wouldn’t visiting Tom and his wife be so interesting!!

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  26. Abby

    Definitely want to visit The Shire and Hobbiton, The White City and just explore Middle Earth in general!

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    • Pepper Basham

      YES! I’m with you, Abby!! Especially AFTER the fall of Sauron!

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  27. Alexa Reed

    I love this! And the addition of an historic spy network in Skymar is a nice touch 🙂 My favorite fictional places are probably most of the cute, made-up small towns I read about. The problem with the really cool, complex ones is that they’re usually way too dark/dangerous for me to want to visit (like any of the GoT cities!).

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    • Pepper Basham

      HAHA! I’m not interested in visiting the GoT cities either! Whoa!! And I adore small towns!!

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  28. cynthia

    Dear Pepper,
    I want to love your books, but I found that the romantic sections, particularly in Mistletoe Countess, were just too graphic and bordered on the pornographic. I wish you would have tuned it way down – sometimes less really is more.

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    • Pepper Basham

      Well, I do hope you find some other books you can enjoy better 🙂

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  29. Mark Buzard

    Can’t think of any imaginary place I have read about right off the top of my head….
    But I love your books, and am glad I discovered them. The Freddie and Grace books are definitely a favorite, but The Pleasant Gap and Mitchell’s Crossroads Series are up there too. I read them first in KU, then bought the paperbacks.
    Your newest series is on my huge to-read shelf. Yeah, its a 5 shelf bookcase overflowing with more on a shelf upstairs.

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    • Pepper Basham

      Mark, you’ve been SO encouraging!! And I’m with you on having a BIG TBR shelf!!

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    • Emily

      Prince Edward Island. Not imaginary, but totally captured my imagination.

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      • Pepper Basham

        YES!!! Oh my goodness, that’s a bucket list place for me too!

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  30. Diane

    Ansling sounds lovely, and I signed up for your newsletter.

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    • Pepper Basham

      Awesome !! So excited to share the book journey with you!

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  31. Heather

    Love reading your books. They include lots of of humor. Reviews for Positively, Penelope say … humorous, laugh out loud. I know that I will love it too.

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    • Pepper Basham

      Oh Heather, I hope you will!! It was SUCH a delight to write. So much fun!!

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  32. Susan F Fletcher

    All I can think of right now is: Mayberry, NC

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    • Pepper Basham

      Never a bad place to consider!! I LOVE Mayberry!!

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  33. Roxanne C.

    I have a fondness for small fictional New England towns.

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  34. Trixi

    Okay, how about the Hobbit’s peaceful shire in the Lord of the Rings series? Sounds like a place I’d love to settle in 🙂

    And of course, I want to visit where Izzy & Penelope are….I love the video you included! I can not wait for Penelope’s story because I absolutely loved Izzy!!

    Then there’s also Suzanne Woods Fisher book series “Three Sisters Island” that I wished were real. Such an amazing series!

    Thank you for the extra chance to win a copy of “Positively Penelope”. This is such a fun hunt 🙂

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  35. Cheryl Hart

    I love small town stories

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  36. Rose Milligan

    Narnia does sound wonderful. I would love to hang out with Nancy Drew in her town.

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  37. Carissa

    My favorite fictional land since I was five has been Neverland and my pappy smurf(grandpa) read me Peter Pan. Though I was that rare kid who wanted to be a pirate not a lost boy. Though Skymar has now become a close second.

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  38. Maryann

    I liked Belle Calhoune’s Owl Creek, Alaska series

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  39. Jan Tomalis

    I enjoy fictional small towns like Cowboy Crossings. They are easy to imagine and I want to visit!

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  40. Beryl Hatton

    I live in New Zealand where Lord of the Rings was filmed and have driven past those sites a number of times. I have never seen the films and am not that interested but love historical fiction. I have a Great Grandfather who came to New Zealand from a tiny island off the west coast of Norway called Ona. So I was interested when you said your book incorporated things from the islands around that area.

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    • Pepper Basham

      What an amazing history! I love studying family history

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  41. Erika Luther

    The book sounds so fun!

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    • Pepper Basham

      It was really fun to write!

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  42. Beverly Gordon

    all of the places ever Wonderland and neverland are my favorite to places i love to visit in books

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  43. Shelley Beachy

    I love reading books set in unique settings. Your book sounds wonderful and fun!

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  44. Lisa Harness

    I’m not sure about imaginary places. I do enjoy the town of Mitford from the Mitford series by Jan Karon..

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  45. Judy Black

    Narnia sounds magical to me. Reading a book that takes me to another land is enjoyable and a great escape from everyday life.

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  46. Kerri Norrod

    All your books sound amazing!

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  47. Ashley Hedin

    I have always loved Merryweather in Becky Wade’s books. That historic park would be so fun!!

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  48. Christina

    So, I know it’s technically for kids, but I love Aerwiar in Andrew Peterson’s Wingfeather Saga books!

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    • Pepper Basham

      The Wingfeather Saga is a FAVORITE in our family!!

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  49. Brenda W

    I enjoyed reading about the people in Bider’s Clump in a series by Danni Roan. I bugs me if I can’t find a place on the map so I appreciate knowing a town is fictitious or extinct before I start reading.

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    • Pepper Basham

      Yeah, it can be a bummer when you really want to “see” the place 🙂

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  50. Kim Bakos

    I’m signed up! Would love to win one of your books.

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    • Pepper Basham

      Awesome!! Good luck!

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  51. Peggy Harris

    Your books look so good. I can’t wait to read them.

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    • Pepper Basham

      Hi Peggy, I hope you get the chance!

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  52. Heidi Robbins

    I love your video! A fictional place I love to read about is Huckleberry Hill in Jennifer Beckstrand’s Amish romance series.

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    • Pepper Basham

      Hi Heidi!! Great addition to the list!

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  53. Whitney Yother

    Excited to read one of your books!

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    • Pepper Basham

      Thanks so much!!!!

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  54. Amy Bradsher

    Skymar sounds lovely. I’ve never been to Europe, but my sister loves that region. I hope to go someday.

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    • Pepper Basham

      I hope you can go also. It’s lovely.

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  55. Stephanie Christianson

    I’m a big fantasy novel fan. Brandon Sanderson’s Cosmere novels have really wonderful world building. I really loved Authentically Izzy!

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    • Pepper Basham

      Thanks so much, Stephanie! Brandon Sanderson has so many amazing worlds he’s created. What a writer!

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  56. Laura W

    I commented last night, but I don’t see it now. I must have failed to push “Submit Comment” :-D.
    Thank you for being a part of this fun hunt, Pepper and thank you for the giveaway opportunity!
    I enjoyed your video tour of Skymar! It makes me even more excited to read “Positively, Penelope”!! Of course I’d love to go to Skymar and also see Brody’s house.
    A few other imaginary places I’d love to visit: MIDDLE EARTH!, Narnia, Neverland, Toni Shiloh’s Oloro Ile, Julie Klassen’s Ivy Hill…

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    • Pepper Basham

      I’d love to visit SKymar too, Laura. IRL!!

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  57. Sara

    Kara Swanson’s Neverland was incredible. Definitely a favorite of mine!!

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  58. Connie Hendryx

    I love other “universes” — from Anne McCaffrey’s Pern series to Narnia! Thanks for the giveaway!

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  59. Laura M

    I love “visiting” Melissa Tagg’s Maple Valley and Jan Karon’s Mitford, and I loved Skymar in “Authentically, Izzy” and can’t wait to return in your next book!

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  60. Perrianne Askew

    There are tons to choose from but I would choose Becky Wade’s Merryweather.

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  61. Gigi

    I’ve not read much fantasy, so I don’t have any favorite “worlds” yet.

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  62. Jennifer Erickson

    Positively Penelope looks like drama I need to be a part of! Judging the book by its cover is love at first sight! Sign me up for tickets to this literary masquerade!

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  63. Amber

    Narnia and Middle Earth are my two favorite. Mitford is cute too. Thanks for the opportunity

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  64. Kelsie

    no way could I pick just one! books take you to so many amazing places!

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  65. Sandy Avery

    I loved all the locations in your books, as well as many other contemporary authors already mentioned. My recent favorite was the mountain community in Laurel’s Dream and The Heart of the Mountains, loved the mountain people and I learned a lot.

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    • Pepper Basham

      I LOVED writing those books and bringing people into “my world” and family history to see 🙂

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  66. Teresa Westendorf

    One of my friends raves about your books! But I haven’t had the chance yet. You are on my “to read list”.

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  67. Julie Carpenter

    Definitely Skymar!!! I loved it in Authentically, Izzy and in the arc I read of Positively, Penelope!
    I also loved Becky Wade’s book Memory Lane and the island in it (I believe it was in Maine)!

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    • Pepper Basham

      YAY!! Love hearing this! I loved creating Skymar so much!!

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      • Nicole Day

        I love all of your books and can’t wait to read Penelope’s story! There are so many places I love to visit. I just returned from Blackbird Mountain from Joanne Bischoff. I love Christy Barritt’s Lantern Beach.

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  68. Lisa Hudson

    I’m pretty much a “realist” & don’t enjoy fantasy, but your discussion of Skymar has intrigued me!

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  69. Paula Shreckhise

    Obviously Narnia and Middle Earth. But I also enjoyed Hope Harbor by Irene Hannon and Suzanne Fisher’s Three Sister’s Island. Tari Farris fictional town.

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  70. Marinda Dee Fowler

    I absolutely adored the e-book of Postively Penelope. Skymar has become a favorite fictional location of mine, along with Avonlea and Narnia.

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  71. Charlotte

    Narnia comes to mind. I like settings in small towns too.

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    • Pam Lunsford

      I enjoy fantasy books. I’m so happy there are Christian author who writes them. I love Middle Earth.

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  72. bn100

    Harry Potter

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  73. Jeanette Durkin

    I love being transported to magical places via books! My favorite is Wonderland!

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  74. Michelle

    From one Appalachian girl to another, I can say that I understand you pretending the surrounding woods were somewhere else as a child, I did the same. I was mostly a historical or comtemporary fiction reader as a child. I never read fantasy until I was an adult. But I fell in love with the Harry Potter universe, and Hogwarts is always there to welcome me back.

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    • Pepper Basham

      Michelle,
      I didn’t read fantasy until an adult either. It wasn’t something that was part of my family reading or interest, but once I was old enough to explore more books on my own, I fell in love with certain fantasy worlds too!

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  75. Judi Imperato

    I would love to read your book, thank you for the giveaway.

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  76. Rose Ward

    I don’t have a favorite I would like to read Positively, Penelope

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  77. Elizabeth Little

    One of my recent favorites is Tari Faris’ Heritage, Michigan. A town that has a metal Hippo that moves around town…awesomely quirky! But I will say having visited Biltmore last year I’m loving my Appalachian home 🙂

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  78. Erin L.

    I think I’ll have to go with the Shire. It’s so peaceful. And feels…. happy.

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  79. Connie Porter Saunders

    I’ve loved reading all of the suggestions in the comments. I’m definitely looking forward to Skymar!

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  80. Abigail

    One of my top favorite make believe places was the Hundred Acre Wood by Milne. My mom used to read me those stories while I sat on her lap looking at the illustrations in our big arm chair and watching them come to life in my mind. There’s nothing like the places we imagine from books in our childhood. Along the same lines is Narnia OF COURSE which my dad used to read to us before we went to bed.

    As far as a fictional place I fell in love with when I was older, I’d have to say Alagaësia by Paolini in the Inheritance Cycle was one of my favorites 🙂

    This was a fun comment question. Thank you!

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  81. Mallori

    I’ve always loved Narnia. I’m sure if I sat long enough and thought about it, I could come up with a lot more, but that is the one that immediately comes to mind.

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  82. Heidi VonGrey

    What a cool map. It has whimsy which I lv. I am a budding writer and am drawn into any imaginary portal I can find. I have a Narnia like lamppost out my kitchen window and it turns pretty magical here when it snows 😉

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  83. Karen Waide

    I would have to say I really enjoyed reading about Sharon Hinck’s Dancing Realms.

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  84. Phyllis R

    I love Skymar as introduced in Authentically Izzy and now, Positively Penelope! It is fun and escape-worthy! Can’t wait for Luke’s story, too!

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