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New Books
The Watch on the FencepostIn a deserted park on a cold winter day, twenty-seven-year-old Kathryn Frasier discovers a gold watch on a fencepost, and she has an ominous sense that it was deliberately left for her to find. But when she identifies the owner of the watch, she uncovers… |
A Hero for Miss HatherleighCan a very proper noble lady find a future with a fossil-hunting man of faith? As the daughter of Viscount Aynsley, Caroline Hatherleigh knows every rule of society—and she’s always followed them precisely. It’s simply the way things are done in her… |
New Authors
Mary CantellMary will never be a mathematician," were MARY CANTELL's third-grade teacher's words to her parents at the PTA meeting upon their meeting Mrs. Langen. Taking this as a cue, the eight-year-old wannabe writer adopted the self-fulfilling prophecy and began… |
David RawlingsDavid Rawlings is a based in South Australia, a sports-mad father-of-three who loves humor and a clever turn-of-phrase. Over a 25-year career he has put words on the page to put food on the table, developing from sports journalism and copywriting to corporate… |
This week's interview
Amanda Cabot
Amanda Cabot’s dream of selling a book before her thirtieth birthday came true, and she’s now the author of more than thirty-five novels as well as eight novellas, four non-fiction books, and enough technical articles to cure insomnia in a medium-sized city."I agonize over each story, trying to make the characters come alive for my readers, showing how they overcome obstacles, and how they find their happily-ever-after even when it seems impossible.”
This month's book club
The Ruby Ring (March 2019)
Even while Tyndale's battle for an English Bible is forever changing Owen's and Jane's lives, they still must deal with conflicts in their respective families and with their own inner spiritual struggles. Something I Am Not (April 2019)
A coming-of-age story and modern-day Joseph account of a 17-year-old boy sold into human-trafficking by his own father.