Media Mentions & Official Biography

Marianne has been a guest of Robin Sullivan on 'Witness Today' at 103.5 FM, WMUZ - Detroit's premiere Christian radio station. She has also been featured on Preach the Word Worldwide TV Network as part of their 'Book of the Month' segment. In a half-hour show hosted by Bishop OC Pringle, she spoke about her writing ministry and the importance of embracing the grace of authentic forgiveness. She's spoken to local groups which include the Greater Detroit Romance Writers of America and the Lakes Area Rotary Club. She has also been a guest on several internet radio programs such as the Kevin Zimmerman Show and Gate Beautiful Radio with host Jeane Wynn.

If you're interested in having Marianne speak at your local book club, to your civic group, church event or other inspirational gathering, she'd be delighted to connect with you. Direct inquiries to: marianne@marianneevans.com.

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Marianne Evans is a multi-award-winning and best-selling author of Christian fiction and romance. Her hope is to spread the faith-affirming message of God’s love through the stories He prompts her to create. Readers laud her work as: ‘Riveting.’ ‘Realistic and true to heart.’ ‘Compelling.’ Her most notable awards include: Devotion earning the Bookseller’s Best Award from Greater Detroit RWA as well the Heart of Excellence Award from RWA’s Ancient City Romance Authors.

She is a two-time recipient of the Christian Small Publishers Book of the Year Award for her novels Forgiveness and Hearts Communion, and she is also a two-time recipient of the Selah award for Best Inspirational Romance and Best Novella for her books Then & Now and Finding Home.

Happily married and the mother of two, Marianne is a devotee of catering to her family (especially her grand-joy!) and is shamelessly bossed around by her kitty fur-children. She’s a lifelong resident of Michigan who is active in a number of American Christian Fiction Writers chapters as well as the Romance Writers of America, where she served most notably as president of the Greater Detroit Chapter.