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Nate and Wolf didn't have much trouble capturing Luke Womack and his two sidekicks. They turned the outlaws over to the town marshal at Wickenburg; and, since the town didn't have a jail yet, he chained the trio to the jail tree. With their trap baited and set, all Nate and Wolf have to do is sit back and wait to capture Luke's four brothers, all hardened criminals, when they come to rescue him. The problem is, Nate and Wolf have no idea who will come when, or how many of the Womack brothers will show up at the same time. They do know Luke's brothers will be coming angry and ready to kill.

She followed him to Jerusalem. She will not leave him now. Anna has walked beside Jesus from the shores of Galilee to the gates of the Holy City, watched him heal the sick and raise the dead, and staked everything on a promise he made her that she cannot yet see fulfilled.

“Mentink is at her peak.” –Korina Moss, Agatha Award-winning author of the Cheese Shop Mysteries series In this witty historical murder mystery set in a San Francisco hotel, an unlikely trio of amateur sleuths must uncover a killer before another guest checks out for good. This first book...

While all of London waits for snow, an orphanage in need holds holiday cheer, sparks of love, and secrets waiting to be discovered. When Ebeneezer Scrooge's former fiancée, Belle Beaumont, unexpectedly inherits a struggling London orphanage, she dreams of giving the children of Haven House the...

Sometimes you don’t realize what’s truly precious until you’re about to lose it. Wanted for her abusive husband’s murder, Josie Callahan flees North Carolina with nothing but the clothes on her back and an unborn child she must protect. Her last option is to seek refuge in the Montana Territory, posing as a mail-order bride for a man she’s never met. Travis Blythe believes he’s ill-suited to properly care for his children, especially when the reason they are motherless looms over him like a dark cloud.

Thirteen years ago, the Ghosts of Christmas visited Ebenezer Scrooge. They came to save a soul. Now they've returned…to save a family. The Cratchits are no longer poor, but their struggles are far from over. Once a humble clerk and devoted family man, Bob Cratchit is seduced by temptations that would corrupt even the truest of hearts. His wife and grown children each face life-changing choices of their own. CRATCHIT: "A CHRISTMAS CAROL" CONTINUES transports you back to the snow-dusted cobblestone streets of Victorian London in a sweeping family saga filled with heartache, humor, and hope.

The World That Couldn't Breathe, written by Frank Nino IV, is a dark allegorical story set in a world quietly overtaken by an invisible force known as the Veil, a suffocating, beast-made sickness that spreads through the air and slowly weakens all who breathe it. What begins as a promise of protection becomes a system of control as wolves rise to power and snakes work from the shadows. The story follows Kaydan, a lion from a generation that still remembers a world that was strong, alive, and untainted.

One Bible. Three lives. A journey of redemption spanning decades. In this captivating time-split novel, Maureen Miller weaves together the stories of three souls searching for purpose and healing. From the sun-soaked beaches of Myrtle Beach to the quiet streets of Eden, North Carolina...

This Wilderness Journey (Book 7) He’s been sent to retrieve the new missionary…but she’s not at all who he expected to find. Joseph Malcom has spent his life protecting those in need, but now that his sister is safely settled with her new family in the Canadian Rockies, his help is no...

The Lady and the Mountain Man (Book 1) Leah Townsend, a recently orphaned heiress, flees Richmond after discovering her fiancé’s plot to kill her after their wedding. Desperate for a safe place to hide, she accepts a newspaper proposal for a mail-order bride from a God-fearing young rancher...

She has her future all planned out, and it most definitely does not include a handsome mountain man. Noelle Grant’s trek west across the rugged mountain wilderness to visit her brother is just the thing to make her mark on this world. She can’t wait for the Eastern newspapers back home to...

She needs protection through the Canadian mountains, but the man who’s guiding her is anything but safe. After her husband’s death, Rachel Gray is finally free from his addictions, abuse, and the gambling that cost her everything. If only she can get to her brother in the Canadian...

This Homeward Journey (Book 10) She needs protection through the Canadian mountains, but the man who’s guiding her is anything but safe. After her husband’s death, Rachel Gray is finally free from his addictions, abuse, and the gambling that cost her everything. If only she can get to her...

A desperate mother…A mountain man guide…An impossible journey… Moriah Clark is sure of one thing: the white man standing outside her door can’t be trusted. He’s no different from the others who keep trying to seize the cabin her late husband built. It’s only a matter of time before...

When strength fades, light remains. Israel is at peace—but peace is fragile. Jair of Gilead has judged Israel for twenty-two quiet years, not with sword or throne, but with wisdom, memory, and trust in Jehovah. The land prospers. The roads are safe. Thirty sons govern thirty towns, each riding out daily to carry their father’s words of justice and mercy across Havoth Jair. Yet as Jair’s body weakens, questions rise. What happens when the judge no longer rides? What holds a nation together when the man at its center grows old?

Jephthah grows up as an outcast in Israel, the son of a harlot. Cast into exile, he builds a life among other forgotten men in the wild land of Tob—men who have lost everything but their courage. Years later, when the Ammonites rise against Israel and war threatens the land, the elders of Gilead come searching for the one man they once cast aside.

A farmer hiding in fear. A people crushed by enemies. A God who calls the unlikely to lead. Judged in Love: Gideon’s Scythe is a powerful biblical fiction novel inspired by the book of Judges. When Israel turns from Jehovah and suffers under Midianite oppression, God raises up Gideon—a man who sees himself as weak, yet is chosen to become a mighty warrior. In this faith-based retelling, listeners will step into the ancient world of Israel and experience Gideon’s journey from doubt to courage.

Freedom has a price. Obedience may cost her everything. The war for Texas independence is over, but Isobel MacDonald soon learns that peace can carry its own kind of danger. Now a young wife and mother on the growing Gulf Coast frontier, Isobel longs for ordinary days. Instead she finds herself drawn into a far more perilous battle—one fought not with muskets, but in shadows, silence, and whispered names. When desperate freedom seekers begin moving south through Texas, Isobel is forced to choose whether her faith is merely something she professes…

Even when the war within seems never-ending, God promises hope and healing. The Civil War may be over, but the deepest battles are only beginning. Irish immigrant Katie Murphy has spent her life fighting for those who cannot fight for themselves. Determined to open an orphanage for children left homeless by the war, she refuses to let a powerful magistrate—or anyone else—stand in her way. But courage alone may not be enough to overcome the obstacles before her.

Yes, I am that Pontius Pilate; the most reviled man in history...and the most misunderstood. I am providing you with an opportunity to see the world from my perspective as a Roman. My story is a rapid ride down the rutted Roman roads, a journey of love, adventure, mystery, murder, political...