“God won’t give me more than I can handle? I’m pretty sure He just did.”After a year of loss and bad choices distance Emma Reynolds from her lifelong beliefs, she finds herself pregnant and alone at a twenty-week ultrasound, hearing the words “incompatible with life.” When her son, Theo, survives birth, she fights to give him the best care possible. As each day passes, Emma’s love for Theo grows—along with her fear of losing him. She can’t understand why God allows her son to suffer.Seventeen-year-old blogger, Mason Hughes, feels lonely and worthless after his father left their family years ago. When he ignores his mother’s push to “contribute to society,” she volunteers him to help Emma each week. Wishing he’d applied for any other job, Mason has no choice but to grocery shop and practice his rusty social skills with a mother and son he doesn’t know.Paramedic Ben Sullivan has earned himself the title of “most eligible” bachelor among his friends as they continually set him up on blind dates. While he’d love to avoid the uncomfortable events, his heart can’t help but seek the one thing missing in his life—a marriage like his parents have. If only he could find the woman himself.As Theo’s tiny life connects them to each other, their loneliness breaks under the love of community, and they will never be the same.

When war erupted, she traded a life of privilege for a life of significance.When the Civil War shatters the genteel world of New York society, Charlotte Waverly dares to step beyond the drawing room and enter the chaos of war. As one of America’s first professional female nurses, and with a suitor who believes the work is beneath her, she's combatting more than just the rebellion.Across the city but a world away, Irish immigrant Ruby O’Flannery is plunged into hardship when her husband enlists with the Union army. Her struggle to survive leads her on a rocky path that will intertwine with Charlotte's. As their lives converge, they’ll uncover an unexpected bond forged in struggle, sacrifice, and the shared fight for dignity and purpose.Though Wedded to War is a work of fiction, the story is inspired by real-life Civil War nurse Georgeanna Woolsey, whose letters and journals offer a thorough look at what pioneering women nurses endured.

An Amish widow and a sheriff's deputy must rescue her sister from a killer in this inspirational romantic suspense mystery by a USA Today bestseller.Waking up to a man trying to kidnap her is Amish widow Rachel Albrecht's most terrifying moment—until she discovers he's already taken her teenaged sister. Now Rachel's life—and her sister's—depends on her first love, Englischer deputy Noah Warren. But the danger of rekindling their forbidden love is the least of Rachel's worries with her family in a killer's sights . . .

Falling in love is a luxury she can't afford if she wants to keep her daughter safe...Isabel has three simple rules: Keep moving. No friends. No men. And she’s determined to follow those rules, even if the small town of Hope Springs makes her want to put down roots. Following the rules is the only way to keep her daughter safe. Besides, her boss’s brother, Tyler, has made it more than clear that she’s not welcome here.Tyler has one goal: Keep his boys from ever getting hurt again. That’s why he avoids dating, women, or anything having to do with love. And it’s also why he distrusts the mysterious single mother he finds sleeping in a car at the town marina, especially when she manages to wrangle a job at his family’s cherry orchard. Tyler doesn’t know what she’s got up her sleeve, but he’s determined to a keep a close eye on her. Only, the closer he looks, the more his suspicion changes to admiration.When the community pulls together after a devastating disaster, Isabel starts to think of Hope Springs as home—and Tyler starts to think of her as more than a friend. But when Isabel’s past comes to light, will they give in to the fear and pain of the past—or will they trust God not only for this day…but for their future?

A reporter gets caught up in a murder investigation that looks into her own past in this inspirational romantic suspense novel.Poised for an interview, TV reporter Hallie Berglund walks into a murder scene instead. The victim's boyfriend stands over the body, murder weapon in hand. Hallie couldn't stop the crime, but as the star witness, she'll see the man brought to justice . . . right? Not according to her colleague Brody Jordan, who is convinced the police—and Hallie—are targeting the wrong man. To prove it, he'll need Hallie's help. The victim was wearing a bracelet handcrafted by Hallie's long-dead mother. Now Hallie is the only one who can unearth the secrets of the past—and bring the sinister truth to light.

One rumor that could destroy it all.In rural Tennessee, Anna Stuart faces intense loss. When a letter arrives telling of her brother’s death, her faith is challenged as she decides to attend church for the first time since she was a little girl.As she learns more about God, Anna must choose between respecting her father’s wishes and doing what she knows God wants her to do.Be Thou My Vision is a romantic Christian historical novel about seeking God’s wisdom, learning to trust, and if romance can come later in life.Book 2 in the Hymns of the West. A clean, faith-affirming story for readers of Laura Ingalls Wilder, Louis L’Amour, and Janette Oke.