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New Books
A Gift to CherishRafe Donovan, a cop from Cincinnati, is haunted by a recurring nightmare about the drug death of his high school sweetheart. Those nightmares force him to take leave from his job, seek help, and shelter in Refuge, where he pounds nails for his brother’s… |
Killing a Messiah: A NovelAs Passover approaches, the city of Jerusalem is a political tinderbox. Judah, a resistance leader, plots to overthrow the Roman occupation. Eleazar and his father, the high priest Caiaphas, seek peace in the city at all costs. Pilate, the Roman governor,… |
New Authors
Gordon CastelneroGordon Castelnero has authored two nonfiction books and produced acclaimed documentaries for Detroit television. His passion for writing compelling stories and his faith in Christ have attributed to this novel. He lives in southeast Michigan with his wife… |
Teri WilsonTeri Wilson is a Publishers Weekly bestselling author of romance, women's fiction and romantic comedy. Three of Teri's books have been adapted into Hallmark Channel Original Movies by Crown Media, including UNLEASHING MR. DARCY (plus its sequel MARRYING MR.… |
This week's interview
Karen Rees
Karen Rees exchanged her life as an Oklahoma farmer’s daughter for SE Asian big city life when she and her husband, Benjamin, began mission work in Hong Kong."A story doesn't have to be perfect the first time, but it can't be improved unless it's first written. So, write, write, write. After that, rewrite, rewrite, rewrite until you think it can't get any better. Then wait a few months, or a year or two, and rewrite again. You may be surprised by how much better the story will be afterward. I was."
This month's book club
The Sleuth's Dilemma (January 2020)
This is the second book in The Librarian Sleuth series. It continues to follow Nancy Daley's pursuit of helping her friends and family by solving mysteries.