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Carrie Turansky, Rendezvous ’26 Writer

Rendezvous with readers and writers in Nashville on November 7, 2026, to celebrate stories and enjoy encouraging fellowship.

 

Meet Carrie Turansky at Read Write Rendezvous ‘26

From sweeping historical romance to emotionally rich dual-timeline fiction, Carrie Turansky writes stories that transport readers while reminding them of the enduring power of hope, faith, and family. Her warm storytelling and heartfelt characters have made her a longtime favorite among inspirational fiction readers.

 

About the Writer

Carrie Turansky has loved books since childhood, when library visits meant returning home with towering stacks of picture books. Her passion for storytelling began early as well—she wrote her first novel at the age of twelve.

Today, Carrie is the award-winning writer of more than twenty inspirational novels and novellas. Her honors include the ACFW Carol Award, the International Digital Award, and the Holt Medallion.

She and her husband, Scott, live in New Jersey and enjoy spending time with their five grown children and twelve grandchildren. When she’s not writing, Carrie enjoys walking around the lake near her home, tending her flower gardens, cooking for family and friends, and serving in women’s ministry at her church.

You can learn more about Carrie and her books on her website at carrieturansky.com.

Genre: Historical Romance, Dual/Multiple Timeline Fiction

Currently reading: Love in the Castle Library

A note from Carrie:
I’m looking forward to connecting with reading and writing friends at Rendezvous in November! It will be a joy to share our love for reading!

 

About the Featured Title

Echoes Across the Moors

On the windswept Yorkshire moors, three sisters must fight to save their family’s legacy and discover where their true hope lies.

When sisters Madeline, Eve, and Lucy Fairchild inherit Willowbrook Hall, a neglected estate in Yorkshire, they see the possibility of a fresh beginning. But their inheritance comes with a condition: the sisters must live on the property for one full year before ownership can legally pass to the eldest. Determined to restore the crumbling manor and secure their family’s future, they leave their lives in London and begin rebuilding the estate.

Life on the moors proves far more difficult than they expected. Unexplained accidents, delayed repairs, and mounting financial pressures threaten their plans and make them wonder if someone is working against them. Just when abandoning Willowbrook seems inevitable, the sisters discover an old photograph they believe may include the renowned literary sisters—Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Brontë.

With the help of a kind and handsome young solicitor, the sisters begin a search to uncover the truth behind the mysterious photograph and the unexplained events at their estate. Along the way they discover courage, unexpected romance, and renewed faith in God’s guiding hand.

Blending family drama, inspiration, romance, and a touch of mystery, Echoes Across the Moors will appeal to readers who enjoy novels by Julie Klassen, Joanna Davidson Politano, and Roseanna M. White.

Also Available / More in This Series:
A Very English Christmas, A Token of Love, The Legacy of Longdale Manor

 

All featured Rendezvous titles are listed on the JustRead Amazon Storefront, or visit the author’s website for more information. Learn more about Read Write Rendezvous—why (About page), what, where, who, and how (Event page). We invite you to join us and/or support the event (Sponsorship and Promotional Opportunities page).

Have you read any of Carrie’s books? Let us know your favorites and which titles you add to your TBR!


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1 Comment

  1. Carrie A Turansky

    Thank you for sharing this info and helping me connect with readers. I’m excited to see you all at Read Write Rendezvous in November! It’s going to be a wonderful day full of books, friendship, and connect. See you there!

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