Chasing the Wind by William Isley is the story of three young men who learn the hard way that seeking happiness in the wrong places doesn’t equate to fulfillment or contentment. James, Freddy, and Bart couldn't be more different from each other, but when the...

Lauren Lee Merewether’s The Thornwyck Rose is set in the Welsh Marches in 1085, where seventeen-year-old Seren ferch Madoc leaves her Welsh family to marry Norman Marcher Lord Henry de Thornwyck under an agreement meant to preserve peace along the border. Her new home is...

Love in a Hurry by Mari Jane Law introduces Miranda Morton, a thirty-nine-year-old single mother desperate to give her son, Oscar, a sibling. She conceived through a turkey baster with her gay friend Luke. She has never been kissed, and her romantic prospects are slim...

What if the hardest moments in life are leading somewhere we can't see yet? In What If? A Story of Hope by Samuel Grace, Sarah and Mark Grayson live on a farm in the small town of Willow Creek, Kansas. After years of hoping for...

R. A. Birk’s Miracle on Windy Point follows Todd Clancy, who leaves his wife Sally and their three sons at a floating restaurant moments before an earthquake tears apart the Oregon coast. While Todd fights through flooded roads, Sally escapes with restaurant owner Jimmy Johnson...

Dr Leroy Lowe’s The Black Stone and the Light is set in Galilee under Roman occupation, where Mary of Magdala grows up in a fishing village beside the Sea of Galilee. Her older brother Reuben, who teaches her to read the Law, carves a small...

Lori M. Jones’s Crossmatch follows Claire Chamberlain, a forty-three-year-old mother of twins whose cycling accident reveals that she was born with one kidney and it is failing from polycystic kidney disease. Dialysis is coming, and Claire’s O-positive blood type makes finding a living donor difficult....

In Benjamin Abravenel’s The Past, Again, Judah Cohen is a Santa Barbara boy whose childhood changes after he finds Holocaust photographs in his father Brian’s study and begins answering to James instead of his given name. As James grows older, he sets his sights on...

In John Cheyenne Wilbur's Grace Notes, Jerry Cradleman is a New Jersey athlete whose path changes after his best friend decides he no longer wants to live, and Jerry's own inherited faith begins to fail. He enters Princeton Seminary hoping the ministry will give him...

Linda Dindzans’s novel, A Certain Mercy (A Certain Future series), is a profoundly moving and inspiring Christian historical story set in Judea in the first century AD, in the time of Yeshua of Nazareth. Zara is a young Judean Jew from a wealthy family....