Tuesday, September 29, 2026

The Heir’s Beloved: Q & A with Rhonda Dragomir + Giveaway

 

The Heir's Beloved JustRead Blog Tour

Welcome to the Blog Tour for The Heir’s Beloved by Rhonda Dragomir, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours!

About the Book

The Heir's Beloved

Title: The Heir’s Beloved 
Series:
The Ravenwood Chronicles #1 
Author:
Rhonda Dragomir 
Publisher:
Dragomir Group Publishing 
Release Date: September 30, 2026 
Genre:
Christian Historical Romance

Torn from his mother's arms after a deadly fire and spirited away to Scotland, Liam's past refuses to remain buried. On his twenty-fifth birthday, he learns he is the rightful Duke of Ravenwood. His ancestral English estate is now ruled by the usurper who murdered his family in the fire and stole his inheritance. 

The knight’s plan to reclaim Ravenwood and exact revenge hinges on secrecy—but a chance meeting with a courageous, kindhearted lass threatens to unravel everything. Ella would risk anything to protect a ragged band of orphaned children, and when her violet-eyed beauty draws the villain’s lecherous attention, Liam is forced to choose. Will he risk discovery and death to save the woman who has captured his heart? Or will saving Ella require him to surrender his thirst for vengeance and embrace God's higher calling?  

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Also Available

When the Flames Ravaged


About the Author

Rhonda Dragomir

Rhonda Dragomir is an award-winning novelist and multimedia creative who treasures her fairy tale life in Central Kentucky. She insists her home is her castle, even if her prince refuses to dig a moat. Known for richly researched historical fiction, she weaves romance, faith, and redemption into the lives of unforgettable characters. Her newest novel, The Heir's Beloved, launches The Ravenwood Chronicles, an Elizabethan historical romance series set along the Anglo-Scottish border.

Barbour Publishing released her award-winning debut novel, When the Flames Ravaged, in March 2024. Her work has also appeared in Chicken Soup for the Soul®, Guideposts, and other anthologies and periodicals. Bible studies she co-authored are used by more than 10,000 women each week around the world. Rhonda’s writing has earned awards in both fiction and nonfiction, including being named 2019 Writer of the Year by Serious Writer, Inc. She was also a finalist in ACFW's Genesis Contest for historical romance in both 2020 and 2022. Learn more about Rhonda at rhondadragomir.com.


Author Interview


Welcome, Rhonda! Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions and giving my readers a chance to get to know you and your new book The Heir’s Beloved.

Can you share 5 random facts about yourself that we won’t find in your bio?

  1. I write historical romance, but I love to read speculative fiction. Trekkie alert.
  2. Every hero I write is just a reflection of my real hero – my husband. He gives me plenty of fodder.
  3. I know all the words to the Indiana State Song… “Back home again, in Indiana..” And I only lived there three years as a child.
  4. I’m an accomplished flutist.
  5. I’m a research geek. I can find myself reading about space nebulas when I started researching what was used in the 1500s for smelling salts.



When did you first discover you had a passion for writing?
My first English prof in college called me to his office for a one-on-one appointment. I thought I was in trouble, but he told me I had a true gift. That vote of confidence sparked a fire that’s still burning.

What drew you to historical fiction?

When my love of research brushed against the purely romantic costumes and images in my head of historical settings, they birthed a bouncing baby historical romance.


What was the most interesting or surprising thing you learned in researching this book?

The previously mentioned 16th-century fluid used to revive an unconscious person was made from fermented horse urine. I think I’d wake up, too!



What was the most challenging part of bringing this story to life?

It was very difficult to write during a period of history that was violent and misogynistic while maintaining my determination not to write anything gory or exploitative. Maintaining Christian publishing standards led to many revisions to attain a good balance between realism and my commitment to uplifting content


The most rewarding? 

This is the manuscript my agent read when she decided to sign me as a client. It also won me the Writer of the Year award from Serious Writer, Inc. The prize was a trip to New York City—my first.



What do you hope readers will take away from the book?

I hope readers will recognize in both the hero and heroine that some decisions we make are based in a spiritual condition called “the orphan heart.” When we believe God is a cruel taskmaster to be pleased, we cheat ourselves of the close Father-child relationship He seeks with us.


Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions. Before you go, where can readers follow along to see what’s coming next?

You can visit my website and find a tab with my books that are in print or in production, including the second book of The Ravenwood Chronicles, “The Laird’s Chosen.” Folks who sign up for my newsletter there will receive the first chapter of that book as a free download.



Tour Giveaway

(3) winners will each receive a print copy of The Heir’s Beloved and When the Flames Ravaged, plus a $15 Amazon card!

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Full tour schedule linked below. The giveaway begins at midnight September 29, 2026 and will last through 11:59 PM EST on October 6, 2026. Winners will be notified within 2 weeks of close of the giveaway and given 48 hours to respond or risk forfeiture of prize. US/CAN only. Void where prohibited by law or logistics.

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