by Philip Eliot | Mar 3, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
She’s pregnant on his doorstep . . . Saddle up for this Wyoming Cowboys novel—fourth in the series from the author of Wyoming Christmas Quadruplets.When his childhood friend Kit McAllistor shows up, widowed and pregnant, rancher Wade Croft offers her a place to stay—but he can’t offer her his heart. As old feelings begin to surface, past tragedies force Wade to ignore them. But on the brink of losing his ranch, will he also risk losing the woman he’s beginning to love . . . or can he cowboy up in time?
by Philip Eliot | Mar 3, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
In the last place she ever imagined she’d be, Gabby will discover what she’s made of–and for.Gabrielle Fairbanks knew her husband was upset with her. But she never expected him to change the locks on their Chicago penthouse, cancel her credit cards, and disappear with their two boys. Now she’s literally on the streets with her elderly mother, her mom’s dog…and $220 to her name.Thank goodness she has somewhere to go–Manna House, the women’s shelter where she works. But even in the bustling shelter–surrounded by residents and the Yada Yada Prayer Group–Gabby feels more alone than ever. She longs for someone she can really talk to, someone to help mend together the pieces of her broken life. Her warm-hearted lawyer seems ready to offer more than legal counsel…but is he the answer to prayer or just a pleasant distraction?As her fragile plans fall apart, Gabby hits on a possibility so wild and wonderful it has to be one of those “God things.” Something she’s only seen happen to other Christians. Until now.For everyone who loves the best-selling Yada Yada Prayer Group novels…The Yada Yada House of Hope series features familiar faces and places, with a fresh new life all its own.
by Philip Eliot | Mar 3, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
Maggie Scott returns home in 1966 after serving four years in prison. She has only one goal in mind, to create a secure and stable life for herself. Then Maggie meets Blake Hamilton, ex-rodeo cowboy turned preacher. The chemistry between this unlikely pair is undeniable, but there are problems. Blake is sure his calling is to serve God. Maggie is convinced she is beyond redemption.Common sense tells Maggie her attraction to Blake will end in heartbreak. But then, when did love ever listen to common sense?
by Philip Eliot | Mar 3, 2026 | Christian Nonfiction |
“There are things I need to tell you—or rather, things I’m not supposed to tell you.”
Battered by trauma and surrounded by mental illness, Sarah didn’t expect God to come for her. Then He did. This unflinching Christian memoir traces a gritty path from skepticism to surrender—and the healing that followed.
In this gritty yet grace-filled testimony, Sarah shares her reluctant journey into faith. Skeptical of the church and terrified of the unseen, she steps into a spiritual world she never imagined—one that challenges her doubts, identity, and sense of belonging. Along the way, she discovers the God who sees, heals, and redeems even the most shattered places.
What You’ll Experience in A Tatterdemalion’s Testimony:
An honest account of trauma and mental illness that doesn’t minimize pain or hope.
A raw, unfiltered story of survival and the search for meaning.
How faith walked with, not around, the hardest moments.
A vulnerable journey from skepticism to belief, showing that doubts can be transformed.
A reminder that no one is too far gone to be remade by God’s grace.
Hope for anyone who has ever felt on the outside looking in.
Practical glimpses of healing, community, and God’s nearness in the dark.
If you’re longing to see how light breaks through darkness or if you’ve ever wondered whether God could love someone as broken as you, step into a powerful story of redemption, resilience, and the God who never lets go.
For readers who appreciate Christian memoirs or faith-forward memoirs and testimony stories that hold both truth and tenderness.
“An important book walking us through one person’s heart-wrenching, God journey…” — Rev. Wendy Cole Dixon
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by Philip Eliot | Mar 2, 2026 | Womens Fiction |
For the first time ever, grab the first three books in this complete, best-selling series as part of a money-saving boxset. . . Two widows, six kiddos, and a will that leaves them a massive cattle ranch, but only if they work it for a year. Abigail and Amanda may have married brothers, but they have almost nothing else in common (and really, they never did get along very well). After their husbands both pass away, they have no reason to interact. Their connection drops to an awkward phone call on birthdays and an exchange of holiday cards. Until an eccentric uncle of their husbands’ leaves a massive cattle ranch to the women’s minor children. . . if they work the ranch themselves. A ranch that’s located near a small town on the border of Wyoming that isn’t too keen on outsiders. They’re both going to turn the bequest down, clearly. It’s not like either of them could properly raise their kids or find love again in a backwater province like Birch Creek. But when things at home change dramatically—for both moms—they decide to give it a try. . . just for the summer. What could possibly go wrong in a mere three months? (Or more importantly… what might go right?) Publisher’s Weekly says, “The Bequest [is] an endearing work of women’s romantic fiction and the first in the Birch Creek Ranch series. [It] offers a compelling setup as two wildly different women are thrown together in the aftermath of their husbands’ deaths. Baker’s prose is candid, warm, and allows readers to feel immediately connected to the two protagonists. Baker brings freshness and fun to the story of two ‘couldn’t be more different’ individuals who find they have more in common than they’d anticipated.” Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling author Pamela Kelley said, “B. E. Baker takes you right to the heart of the small town that two widowed sisters-in-law land in very unexpectedly. Can they survive the year they need to spend there to keep it? I really enjoyed reading Bridget’s romantic women’s fiction debut.”
