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New Books
Inventions of the HeartHer heart seeks safety. But will trouble find her even here? After her sister's marriage, Michelle Stiles is left hiding at Two Harts Ranch with the handsome but stubborn Zane Hart. She's managed to stay one step ahead of her stepfather and his devious plans,… |
Byway to DangerEveryone in Richmond has secrets. Especially the spies. Meg Brooks, widow, didn't stop spying for the Union when her job at the Pinkerton National Detective Agency ended, especially now that she lives in the Confederate capital. Her job at the Yancey bakery… |
New Authors
Amy Lynn WalshAmy Walsh is a 5th-grade teacher who loves teaching children about what she loves to do herself: reading and writing. She enjoys outdoor activities, especially hiking and camping. Amy also appreciates opportunities to share her faith through singing, teaching,… |
R F. WhongI obtained a master’s degree in Christian Studies from Logos Theological Seminary, a Ph.D. in biochemistry from Ohio State University, and an M.B.A. in finance and management from the University of Illinois. I’ve published 120+ scientific books and papers.… |
This week's interview
Mesu Andrews
Christy-award winning author, Mesu Andrews, loves the challenge of championing "bad girls of the Bible.""This book forced me to walk a fine line—and search my heart daily—to be sure that even 'good people' weren’t excused from sin simply because they made up for it with kind words or deeds. Sin has consequences, but there’s no corner too dark for God’s redemption to reach."
This month's book club
The Petticoat Spy (June 2022)
A feisty Southern belle and a blockade runner ignite romance, faith, and fireworks to save Charleston during the American Revolution.