Novedades

After being widowed on her wedding day, Emma Johnson moves to Cheyenne with her sister-in-law to start over. When her deceased husband's brother travels with her to help her get established, she finds herself drawn to him. But is he only after his brother's inheritance, or does he truly care for her in return?

Eden Houston wants nothing more than to repair her broken relationship with her husband, Adam. But the death of their infant son has left them distant, walking together in body but worlds apart in spirit. As they follow the Oregon Trail with hope of starting fresh, even the vast plains feel too small to contain their grief and brokenness.

A Christian Regency Romantic Suspense novella In the opulent ballrooms of Regency-era London, Miss Lissa Gardinier struggles through her second Season with a singular goal: marriage to escape her mother's constant criticism. So she represses her cheeky remarks behind a quiet, innocent facade, but combined with her plain face, it only serves to make her uninteresting to potential suitors. It is her very unpopularity that enables her to notice the enigmatic Lord Jeremy Stoude and set in motion a chance encounter. An overheard conversation and faux dialogue later, she finds herself entangled ...

She stole the evidence. He never wanted a bride. Eleanor Thompson escapes Boston after failing to expose a criminal. No one believed her. Then she arrives in Clearwater, Nebraska and discovers rancher Tanner Briggs never wrote those letters. Tanner should refuse to entertain the deception, but watching his would-be bride tend his ranch and nurse his sister through fever awakens protective instincts he thought buried forever. So when his surprise bride's corrupt past comes calling, he offers the safest protection he can: marriage. But Henry Randolph wields deadly leverage against them both. ...

Shoulda Woulda Coulda reimagines a world where the Founding Fathers’ vision for America was fully realized, one where the Christian foundation of the nation was explicitly woven into the very fabric of its Constitution. What if the Founders had been even more explicit about their Christian beliefs and had ensured strict term limits for elected officials and clear boundaries for judicial power? What if the US had absorbed Mexico and the territories of Central America, stretching its borders to Panama and embracing them and the Caribbean islands as part of the republic?

"Somebody’s daughter; Somebody’s sister; Somebody’s wife. Who am I in all of this?" She is Deborah, adopted daughter of a Jewish carpenter; sister to a crucified holy man and wife of Judah of Kerith—later to be known as Judas Iscariot. Those men are gone; their stories have been told. But Deborah’s destiny is just beginning to unfold. Where the men work openly, women work in secret. When it is made clear to her that there is no place for her in the new movement that heralds Christianity, Deborah leaves her native land for Alexandria with its great library and schools of mystical thought.

Marked from birth for a purpose he doesn’t understand, Azariah is chosen to be the voice of God: not for freedom, but to keep his fellow slaves obedient. Trained by his master and the plantation parson, he preaches a gospel twisted to uphold their chains. But when the truth of Scripture is finally laid bare, Azariah faces an impossible choice: stay silent or risk everything to speak what God truly says. As judgment looms and long-buried sins rise, a mysterious young woman arrives carrying visions of justice and wrath. Together, they must confront a system built on lies and decide if mercy...

A gripping tale of survival and redemption in the heart of an empire. Set in a world ruled by iron and fire, Anakus will take you on a journey that will test your soul. When a young boy is torn from his homeland and forced into a life of servitude and war, he must learn to survive in the shadows of Rome. But even in the darkest corners of the world, there is always a glimmer of hope. Anakus is a powerful story of identity, resilience, and the enduring hope that shines through every trial. With ancient empires and timeless questions as its backdrop, this sweeping tale will capture your heart...

A historical Christian Romance set at Valley Forge in 1777-1778. A stranger, who goes by the name Head of Stone, stumbles into the cabin where Martha Dawson and Phillip and Elizabeth McCray live. He was raised by the Lenape since he was a child. His mission is to avenge the death of his Lenape wife Moshanna. In a twist of fate, new information about Head of Stone’s past comes to light and he decides to stay with the McCray household for the time being. While he is there, the ragtag, nearly frozen, nearly starved Continental Army stumbles into the nearby fields. To the north, a political ...

Leonora Thornton always envisioned following in her father’s footsteps—exploring the world and chasing adventure. But after his tragic death, she can’t get past the debilitating fear…until she meets an explorer who promises to take her on his expedition to the very place where her father died. Marcus Turner knows a con man when he sees one, and after years of hiding his family’s shameful financial situation, he won’t let anyone he cares about be swindled again.

Hunting for Hope: Trusting God Through Trials A novel inspired by the faithful life and ministry of Pastor Kim Earhart In the rugged quiet of Montana’s wilderness, where the winters are long and the hearts of men often guarded, one preacher learns to follow God’s call the hard way. Caleb Harding was raised in the shadow of the pulpit, the son of a faithful Baptist pastor. After Bible college, he returned home to serve under his father, with every expectation—his father’s and his own—that one day, he would step into the pulpit as pastor. But when his father died suddenly, the ...

Ask anyone in town about Esau Bergmann, and you get the same reaction. Sour face. A disgusted gasp. Rolling eyes. He’s harsh, cantankerous, and downright rude. If he hasn’t offended you, it’s because you haven’t crossed paths with him. Esau has one lone friend in the world, and he wouldn’t have that but for the deep, dark secret they share that neither dares talk about any longer. Megan McAllister couldn’t be more different from Esau. Young. Carefree. Always sporting a mile-wide smile. She delights in everyone and everything. The odd thing about Megan, though, is that the ...

Ever wonder if Eve ate an apple, and brought about all the pain, war and death that exists in the world? Sure was a powerful Apple. Or, could it have been something else? This small book presents an alternative view, yet takes nothing away from the Biblical account, nor the results of whatever did happen in Eden that broke God's demands. You will enjoy this second episode of the account between the Archangel Gabriel and Pat, the retired missionary to Africa.