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Janice Thompson is a nonfiction, romance, spirituality, and religion fiction author who also writes under the pseudonym, Janice Hanna.
The author started out writing musical comedies and screenplays for the stage before she decided to become a fiction author. Janice has written more than fifty titles over her career.

Over the years, she has crossed the lines between the genres writing in everything from children’s books, mysteries, devotionals, historicals, nonfiction works, and romances.

As Janice Hanna, she is best known as the author of inspirational Christian fiction and nonfiction works. She has made a name for herself writing comedic, light-hearted tales since she loves to make her fans laugh.

Over the many years that she has been active, she has been collaborating with other authors as she shares her experience and journey.
Thompson published “A Class of her Own” her debut novel in 2002 and went on to become one of the most prolific authors in the genre. Her works are now spread across more than a dozen series and single-standing novels.

In addition to her novels, she mentors young writers and also enjoys public speaking.

Thompson lives a wonderful and wacky life where romantic comedy and inspirational stories rule the day. She has made it her aim to tickle her readers as she always aims to pen lighthearted tales that will tickle the bones of her readers.

Since life can be so hard, Janice focuses on lighthearted stories that will make for a good escape for her readers.

She understands that her readers lead chaotic and busy lives and need special moments when they can relax and not have to deal with any toxicity. As such providing laughter, love, and happily ever afters always brings Janice great delight.

Woven between the lines of her stories are beautiful romance and love stories that will get hearts fluttering and stir the soul.

Since Janice writes in so many genres, she has something for almost all age groups and invites readers to grab a drink or snack and get immersed in s a good story with a light-hearted approach.

Earlier on, Janice Thompson was the Vice President of the Christian Authors Network. During her time there, she was very active as an author and was named American Christian Fiction Writers Mentor of the Year in 2008.

She was also named the Heartsong/Barbour Author of the Year in 2010 as she published three of the top ten works under the publishing house.

When she is not writing, she is very active in her local writing group, where she sometimes teaches creative writing. She has also been engaged in the writing of non-fiction.

In fact, “Becoming a Successful Freelance Writer” her online course has received rave reviews from many aspiring authors.

As an author that is very passionate about her Christian faith, she tries her best to share it with other people. It is for this reason that she loves to write her novels.

Janice currently makes her home in Spring Texas, where she lives with her family two mischievous dogs, and several writing friends.

“Fools Rush In” by Janice Thompson is the thrilling story of a late twenties Bella Rossi whose life is just about to get interesting. Things changed for her when her Italian American parents granted her control over the family wedding planning business.

She has vowed to work hard and not let them down and soon after books an interesting concept wedding that would have any Texan drooling.

But the catch is that she hardly knows any music that would fit the event since all she knows is traditional pop since her family only listens to Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra.

Just where will Bella find a suitable DJ that can differentiate between Keith Urban and Alan Jackson? Lucky for her, there is a misunderstanding and she meets the man of her dreams and DJ who will make all things fall into place.

But with her family’s reputation arranging the perfect Texan wedding is likely to be a nightmare. There is an aunt who is more likely to catch a lawsuit just stepping out of the house and a pizza-making uncle that has mob ties who insists on being invited.

Bella also has to take care of an 80 cowboy boot delivery, even as she has to plan her own wedding.

Janice Thompson’s novel “Swinging on a Star” follows the events of the first novel of the series. After she successfully arranged a beautiful Texan-themed wedding, Bella Rossi decides that she is ready for an even even bigger challenge.

She plans an authentic and elaborate Rennaisance-themed wedding complete with a moat and castle.

Installing a castle even if it is just temporary is hard enough but she also has to throw a party that has Brock Benso one of the hottest stars in Hollywood as the best man.

Trying to remain anonymous, Brock decides to stay with her family. But she is struggling to keep his presence a secret from the paparazzi even as reassuring her cowboy/DJ boyfriend that their romance is not under threat from the gorgeous actor.

Bella could give a massive boost to her profile if she manages to pull off the Rennaissance wedding. But when Hollywood drama and the wedding collide with family drama things turn interesting.

Rosa her aunt is making her debut on the Food Network combined with all the other things that are happening will test Bella’s confidence and faith.
The Rossi family finds itself under the national spotlight and with a tropical storm threatening to land, Bella needs to work hard to ensure that her wedding preparations stay on track.

In the novel, “It Had toBe You” by Janice Thompson, Bella and the rest of her family make a return.

Uncle Laz and Aunt Rosa have decided to put their differences aside and asked Bella their niece to plan their wedding with a forties theme complete with live swing music.

Several members of the extended Rossi family have descended on the household in preparation for the wedding. This complicates Bella’s plans with their own personal opinions and drama.

When a former mafia boss arrives and immediately shows his disapproval of the bride-to-be, Bella’s best friend goes missing and there is heightened interest in Club Wed.

Bella starts to wonder if her own plans to get hitched to her DJ/cowboy fiance are going to get lost in all busyness and drama of everyone else’s lives.
If she is to achieve her dream, she will have to learn lessons in control and trust that will allow her to step into her future without fear.

2 Responses to “Janice Thompson”

1. Terri: 7 months ago

   I’m writing about you’re going to the dog mysteries. I just read book one off the chain. And it says that barking up the wrong tree is book 3. Where is book 2 I don’t see it listed anywhere.
   I love this first book and I like to read books in order.

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   • Graeme: 7 months ago

     There was a slight database hiccup with it being a book by a different author. I fixed it now and the 2nd book is listed above.

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