Evidence of Grace by Candace Armstrong is a family drama novel with strong characters and an immersive plot. Charlie and Mae Jericho wanted to start a family, but nothing was working right for them. However, that changed when Charlie witnessed a Minivan accident and found...

Greta Grace is a work of fiction in the children’s drama genre. It is aimed at younger readers and was penned by Joanna Quinn. The book follows the titular Greta Grace as she tries to navigate her day-to-day life at school. Whilst her social life...

Searching for Grace by Jackie Jordan is the story of a woman who struggles to find a place to belong. Neema Washington had no place to call her own, even though she tried hard. An accomplished woman with a fantastic career and equally stunning looks,...

Finding Grace: A Novel by Maren Cooper is an emotional story of a broken family. Charles “Charlie” Booker grew up in foster homes, and when he met Caroline Tate in college, he felt he finally had a home. Before they knew it, the couple fell...

Reckless Grace: A Mother's Crash Course in Mental Illness, by Carolyn DiPasquale, is a work of non-fiction in the memoir and health issues subgenres suitable for the general reading audience. The book is a mother's account of her daughter's struggles with her mental health, written...

Some experiences are worth retelling, especially if they are significant and profound, like those that Arlene Santos McCain MD recounts in her book Embrace Grace: New Medicine for a Wounded World. In this book, the author narrates her life story, the founding and development of...

Aging Gracefully for Women Over 50 by Dr. Steve Kringold guides women over 50 on how they can live their best lives with a strong and healthy mind, body, and soul. Kringold provides detailed, insightful, and helpful tips on how women over 50 can look...

Have you ever met someone who can travel anywhere using books? No? Then meet Mrs. Meredith Grace. Mrs. Grace is a librarian by day, but when all the children have left at night, she uses her books to travel far away. For example, she could...

Marked for Grace (The Marked Book 1) by K.C. Harper is a thrilling urban fantasy novel that dives into the life of Grace Crawford, a young woman who possesses a unique and powerful gift called the Sight. After a tragic car accident that claimed her...

In her insightful Christian non-fiction work, God's Grace, Not My Disgrace, Claudette Inglis shares her experiences with abuse, hurt, and pain and discusses how her faith has guided her toward healing. She explains how God inspired her to start writing, which began her healing process....

Healing Grace: Inspirational Poetry for Coping and Closure stands apart in self-help literature in mapping a path to becoming whole again after life-changing devastation. In dividing the book into three stages, Michelle G. Stradford offers a resource that may be turned to whenever and wherever...

Killing Grace: A Vietnam War Mystery is a work of fiction penned by author Peter Prichard in the historical drama, mystery, and intrigue subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. We enter a captivating narrative tale set against the tumultuous backdrop...

A Place of Grace for Moms of Littles by Alexandra Jensen explores the insecurities of being a mom. Jensen, a stay-at-home mom, shares her journey of motherhood from living a life focused on herself to transforming her mind and heart to adopting a we-mindset. Her...

The Tail of Grace & Kristoff by Darby Hobbs is a children's book about friendship. On the island of Agape, named for love, a family of pigs lives in peace. One pig, Kristoff, spends his days playing on an old shipwreck until a unicorn appears....

Liz Curtis Higgs once again knocks it out of the ballpark. When Liz writes, it is like she is speaking directly to the reader and knows each one’s fears and concerns. Self-described as a girl who has been hurt by almost everyone in her life,...

Miss Brenda and the Loveladies is a very challenging, rewarding, and uplifting story of God's grace, mercy, and calling upon some very unique women. Authors Brenda Spahn and Irene Zutell share the story of how Miss Brenda, who was a very successful businesswoman, just barely...

True Grace: A Black Woman's Journey to Save Her Family is a work of fiction in the historical fiction, cultural writing, women’s fiction, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is best suited to adult readers owing to some content pertaining to sexual violence, and it was...

Lost Graces by Helen Montague Foster is a psychological thriller set in the late 1990s in Richmond, Virginia. The novel follows psychiatrist Dr. Nancy Thomas, who becomes entangled in a web of fear and uncertainty after a colleague is shot. As she delves deeper into...

Tailing Grace, the fifth book in Annette G. Anders’ Colors of Happiness series, introduces readers to the vibrant world of Grace Petrucci, a fiercely independent woman who runs a flight school and air charter business on Martha’s Vineyard. Grace is a grounded character—both literally and...

Fallen Graces by Jim Sano, the fifth book in the Fr. Tom series, is for fans of Christian fiction, mystery, crime, and drama. A homeless woman notices something unusual in the fountain of Boston Common. Arriving at the place, Boston Police officers discover a body...