Novedades

Travel back in time with these Christian historical romances.

In Not My Will… Jerry Jenkins invites you into the tumultuous final days of Jesus’ earthly ministry—what’s become known as Holy Week. Beginning with His triumphant entry into Jerusalem astride a donkey’s colt, the story covers a side of Jesus we haven’t seen before: His righteous rage at the moneychangers in the temple. The story delves deeply into the minds of the disciples and other close followers of Jesus, including the fear and scheming of both High Priest Caiaphas and Governor Pontius Pilate and his dream-tormented wife.

Elizabeth Bennet has led a quiet life in Hertfordshire. Longbourn, her home since birth, hardly feels welcoming given the less-than-loving treatment bestowed by her stepmother, half-sisters, and more recently, her most beloved stepsister, Jane. With plans to partake in the season with their mother’s family, Elizabeth and Mary anticipate the moment when they can go where they are wanted. When three handsome gentlemen arrive, Elizabeth discovers that appearances are not everything, and a handsome face does not readily reveal the qualities—good or bad—that lie within.

Noah Kennebrae, disgraced ship captain, has escaped to a remote lighthouse to avoid his grandfather's schemes and the ghosts that haunt him. Taking a job under an assumed name, he's determined to start over—until he meets Annie Fairfax. The feisty housekeeper's warmth and spirit captivate him, and he falls for her despite his best efforts. But he's keeping secrets that could destroy her trust...and his chance at redemption.

Paris, 1940. Ever since the Nazi Party began burning books, German writers exiled for their opinions or heritage have been taking up residence in Paris. There they opened a library meant to celebrate the freedom of ideas and gathered every book on the banned list . . . and even incognito versions of the forbidden books that were smuggled back into Germany. For the last six years, Corinne Bastien has been reading those books and making that library a second home. But when the German army takes possession of Paris, she loses access to the library and all the secrets she’d hidden there.

Robert Brennen is the son of a farmer living in Franklin, Tennessee during the 1920's. He wants nothing more in life than to work the farm and help his family. Living with guilt for being the driver of a horse-drawn buggy that careened into the river with three passengers and came out with two, he doesn't need more sorrow. Tragedy occurs when Robert becomes involved in a set-up. A bullet meant for him hits someone else. He has hardly had time to come to grips with this when he is hit with the possibility of his farm being repossessed. Maude Lee doesn't remember who she is when she wakes in ...

German pianist Hedda Schlagel's world collapses when her fiancé, Fritz, vanishes after being sent to an enemy alien camp in the United States during the Great War. Fifteen years later, in 1933, Hedda is stunned to see Fritz's name in a photograph of an American monument to German POWs in Asheville, North Carolina. Determined to reclaim his body and bring closure to his ailing mother, Hedda embarks on a journey from Germany to the US. However, her quest takes a dark turn when Fritz's casket contains the remains of a woman who died under mysterious circumstances.

When Katherine Jenkins is rescued from the side of the road, half-frozen and left for dead, her only option is to stay silent about her identity or risk being shipped back to her ruthless guardian, who will kill to get his hands on her inheritance and the famous Jenkins Lipizzaner horses. But even under the pretense of amnesia, she cannot shake the memory of her sister and Katherine’s need to reach her before their guardian, or his marauding bandits, finish her off. Will she be safe in the earl’s manor, or will the assailant climbing through her window be the death of her?

Zoe Brannick is only 17 years old but is determined to become the world's number one figure skating champion. Advancing to the finals in the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, she experiences a devastating fall, shattering her dreams and leaving her trapped in a dark world of depression. Can Zoe rise up from the trauma and learn to skate all over again in time for the 2022 games in Beijing, or will she remain trapped forever in a prison of fear?

The final battle for peace. A love tested by danger. A town on the brink of redemption. When Heather Barnaby answers Mark Ellis’s mail-order bride ad, she carries nothing but faith in her heart and hope for a new beginning. Leaving behind everything familiar, she travels to Unity, Texas—a town scarred by years of violence at the hands of a ruthless bandit known only as El Aguila. Mark never expected Heather to arrive so soon, especially with danger still lurking in the shadows. He fears for her safety but cannot deny the growing bond formed through months of heartfelt letters. Her ...

Some debts aren’t settled in court—they’re settled in blood. Grady Thatcher has waited six long years to make someone pay for the murder of his parents. Now, riding the open range as a livestock inspector, he’s got a badge, a gun, and the perfect cover to hunt their killers. When he convinces his friend Deacon to join him on the Arizona Livestock Commission, they expect to chase down rustlers. Instead, they ride straight into a hornet’s nest of forged brands, corruption, and buried secrets—where every lead points to something bigger than cattle theft. The deeper they dig, the ...

She never gave up hope. After ten years of prayers for her husband, presumed dead in the Peninsula Wars, Abigail Emerson is shocked to discover him alive. Yet what should be the happily ever after of fairy tales becomes a nightmare when he coldly instructs her to forget she’d ever seen him. Abigail refuses to let her beloved slip through her fingers again, and she's willing to battle for his love, despite the walls he’s created to barricade his heart.

In a very moving and touching way, Kevin O’Neill imagines in great detail what the death of St. Joseph may have been like with Mary and Jesus at his bedside; and, how Jesus and Mary interacted with each other. What Kevin has written can serve as material for one to meditate on in one's personal prayer, thus drawing closer to the Holy Family: Jesus, Mary, and Joseph.

In the faith-filled and perilous world of ancient America, Arms of Faith continues the sweeping saga begun in Buried Arms. This powerful sequel follows the descendants of Lamanite converts—families who once buried their weapons in a solemn covenant of peace—as they struggle to protect their children from war while staying true to their faith. Set in the rich historical backdrop drawn from The Book of Mormon, Arms of Faith introduces a new generation of young believers: Amrah, Moleki, Sarah, Zur, and others growing up in the safety of Jershon, unaware of the mounting threats that ...

Many know the story but not many have heard it told through the eyes of the protagonist—Joseph. In this version of the immensely popular and extremely motivational account of the life of Joseph, we get to experience events through his eyes and hear the gripping account relayed in his voice.

During the 1901 World’s Fair, snake-oil salesman, Jim Duncan, stumbles upon the body of a murdered boy, on The Midway. But when the body vanishes, he realizes nothing is as it seems. He plunges deep into the shadows of the fair’s gleaming facades to uncover a demonic conspiracy to assassinate the President and change the course of human history. In this heart-pounding prequel to The King of Pain, Dreamland weaves a mesmerizing tapestry of history, suspense, and horror. Prepare to be captivated by a story that will be with you long after you turn the last page.

2015 Book of the Year Christian Small Publishers Association, Christian Historical Fiction 2014 Reader's Favorite Bronze Medal Winner, Christian-Historical Fiction Forced to flee war-torn Jerusalem in 70 A.D. Rebekah and her husband, Ethan, each take something of value: Rebekah, the cup of the Last Supper; Ethan, a copper scroll detailing the whereabouts of a vast Temple treasure. Ahead, separation and danger face them as each tries to survive. But it's not only external forces that could keep them apart forever but internal ones as they struggle to discover where their true treasure lies. ...

Despite being adopted, Mary Lenora Caine was always “God’s Blessing” to her mother. But after her mother passes, and her father can barely cope, Mary bears the burden of running the home on her own. Her drudgery hides any blessings for her future, until her childhood friend, Daniel, begins courting Mary with promises to take care of her.

Joanna discovers treasures from the past in the attic of her Victorian home. Among the relics, she finds Polly's diary. Mesmerized with life in the 1920's, Joanna begins reading about a simpler time. She was lost in the lives of the family who once lived, loved, laughed, and cried in this house. The roaring twenties was a time of new music, jazz and the blues, dances such as the Charleston which Polly's mother said was the devil's workshop, talking movies, whiskey stills and the stock market crash. Flappers, the bob haircut, and the Model T were all a part of the wonderful nonsense of this ...

Rahab, figura histórica, ocupa el centro de esta novela, que busca reimaginar cómo pudo haber sido su vida, enfocándose particularmente en su proceso de transformación. Pasar de la oscuridad a la luz nunca es fácil, y debió ser aún más desafiante en una época en la que las mujeres tenían pocos o ningún derecho. Con demasiada frecuencia, somos rápidos para juzgar los errores o circunstancias de los demás, sin detenernos a considerar qué habríamos hecho nosotros en situaciones similares. Este libro nos reta a adentrarnos en un mundo completamente diferente por medio del poder ...