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Sometimes forgiveness is the best present. After discovering he has a toddler daughter, engineer Evan Dukas needs all the help he can get — even if it comes from Vanessa Johnson, the woman who once crushed his heart. With financial worries mounting and Christmas just around the corner, the...

Enjoy this beloved classic holiday tale from #1 New York Times bestselling author Debbie Macomber. On a cold and snowy December 24, a crowded train is taking holiday travelers home for Christmas. But because of the storm, a group of strangers is stranded together in a small, ramshackle New...

One man’s last Christmas wish might change two lives forever. Mallory Barrows has one last Christmas with her uncle. She’s determined to make it the best one he’s ever had. She knows when she asks what he wants as his final gift, it won’t be a tie or a new mug. He won’t need those where he’s going, and he’s quite happy about that. Mallory just didn’t think he wanted a miracle wrapped in paper and tied with a shiny red bow! In a twist on a "last chance romance," Christmas on Breakers Point is the first book in the republished Independence Islands: The Book Barrow series.

What happens when you discover your anonymous pen pal is the hockey player you've been secretly writing a book about—and you're trapped in a mall with thieves? A Secret Identity Hockey Romance That Will Steal Your Heart Everly Hart has mastered the art of hiding. As E.J. Hartley, she writes heart-pounding thrillers. As Sutton Blake, she pens sweet hockey romances about players who are valued for who they are, not just what they achieve. Both identities are secrets—especially from her father, Blue Ox Assistant Coach Hart. Her current project?

She tried to find her own voice and failed. He buried his melody in grief. Together, they might write the lyrics to a whole new life. A country star who's never been "just Ariel." A guitarist who traded his music for a hotel ledger. One summer that changes everything. Ariel Sullivan has sold out arenas, won awards, and built a career most artists only dream of—but always as half of "Miss Dahlia and Ariel." When she secretly records a solo album and it's rejected, she's left questioning everything.

Modern life in a developed country is pretty easy for Marcus Lyon, his wife Tara, and their three children, including a teenager. Their family has its challenges, but none of them include starving or violent death. When the long-promised apocalypse begins to manifest itself, they must scramble to get educated and prepare for the worst. Olivia Ryker’s circumstance as a single mother with two children has been more difficult, and being caught in the affected zone of an EMP blast throws a wrench into her world much larger than her fix-it skills are accustomed to handling.

What begins as a story of love, family, and rural traditions soon unfolds into a profound journey through grief, redemption, and the enduring power of hope. Set against the quiet beauty of country life, The Farmhouse: Some Houses Remember Everything explores how tragedy can forever change a family—and how faith and resilience can help them find their way forward. At the heart of the story is David Lee, a man of unwavering principles, quiet strength, and deep compassion. When devastating loss shatters the lives of those he loves, David is called to become far more than a provider.

All is fair in love and lawsuits. Jilted at the altar, heartbroken Scotland "Scottie" Holiday feels utterly conned by her supposed Prince Charming. In reflecting on her ethos of love, however, Scottie determines the real villain is the Kingston Company, the children's entertainment and amusement...

Who will bank the millions after Louie Duquesne dies —his quarrelsome offspring with their dark moods and age-old resentments, or his friend and advisor Pastor Mike, whose church has racked up unsurmountable debt? The Duquesne siblings gather in the family home to lash out and lay blame as their father faces his final days, while the pastor, waiting anxiously, confronts a shameful secret of his own. Private Property is the first novel in a quartet of books titled The Sonoran Quartet which observes and reports on all the troubles, joys, and scandals of a southwestern community.

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. John is finally out of the chains, but he’s quickly learning that life on the outside has its own set of bars. In this second installment, he must navigate a world that doesn’t always want him to be truly free. From the quiet struggles of starting...

Twenty-year-old Charley Austin travels a torn and troubled world as the star drummer and lyricist for the famous Christian rock band, DelivRus. He has musical gifts and a clear mission from God. And that mission makes him a big problem for Lucky Zebul. Zebul implements a sinister and depraved plan to crush the vulnerable rock star and put an end to the band’s Godly influence in the world.

"Non fiori ma opere di bene", a metà tra videogioco e romanzo cavalleresco, racconta le vicende di Elisa, la protagonista. Convinta di acquisire maggiore stabilità, si converte al cattolicesimo in età adulta. Un incontro che attendeva da tempo mette però in discussione le sicurezze che credeva di avere. Con tono comico e tragico, e una lingua che riflette e pensa, in questo romanzo Elisa Fuksas raggiunge una narrazione coinvolgente e ricca di significato.

He made her mix CDs. Drove her home in the dark. Idled at the curb through an entire Alaska winter just so she’d have a ride after practice. She called him her best friend. Then she left. Scottie Sheridan has spent seven years proving she doesn’t need Redemption — or anyone in it. She films reality survival shows in the Alaskan wilderness, runs camera on heaving fishing boats in driving rain, chases the perfect shot in every dangerous place her boss can find. The job is her whole life. The adrenaline fills the gaps. It’s also going to get her killed. And Tate McGuire knows it.

Her divine gift has become a life-changing force in the celestial war, leading her team to a series of triumphs. Yet, with each revelation of the spiritual realms, Sophie discovers the vast expanse of the unknown and the limits of her sight. The People Who Entertain Angels delves into the heart of spiritual warfare, the conquest of new frontiers, and the unyielding onslaught of an age-old adversary. It is a testament to the shield of faith and the triumph awaiting those who remain steadfast in their trust in Jesus.

A successful college professor in her thirties, Simone Stark has achieved everything she has strived for—everything other than happiness. One winter day, in the face of unexpected news, Simone impulsively returns to her isolated hometown after a long absence. The snowy mountain landscape is meant to provide sanctuary, a sense of refuge, but instead awakens long-dormant desires and buried pain. When Simone reunites with her first love, a tantalizing future opens.

She ran from her past … but it isn’t finished with her. At twenty-five, Maggie Jameson returns to Bradley Beach after fleeing a relationship that has left her shaken and uncertain of her future. With nowhere else to go, she comes back to the one place she swore she would never return—her estranged grandmother’s home—only to find her in failing health. Upon first arriving, Maggie meets Luke Turner, a Marine veteran and local police officer. She is drawn to his steady presence and the faith that guides his life.

Linda Delaney and Timandra Murdock mysteriously disappear on the same day. Police investigation reveals no commonalities or association between the two women, but detectives don’t believe in coincidence. * ** Like a fish out of water, Courtney March is determined to conquer her anxiety and leave home to begin “adulting.” In hunting for her first apartment, she encounters Linda Delaney, a woman who could be her twin. The small complex at Eleven-eighty-five Lincoln Avenue becomes the setting for unexpected adventure and romance.

Calianna Grace doesn’t know how much longer she can tell herself that she doesn’t want more out of life. She works hard so she can stand on her own two feet, not wanting any charity from the close friends she has found over the years. She’s gotten used to working her many jobs and has become too comfortable in the stagnant relationship she developed during her time in Deadgrove. But it isn’t enough, and she knows sooner or later, something is going to go wrong if she doesn’t do something about it. Holt Prescott is a con man on the run.

Evangeline Gold, nicknamed E.V., is a resilient high school senior. Like many teens, she struggles to recognize her place in a world of turmoil. Evangeline also has untapped spiritual gifts. Making friends was always difficult for E.V. In a post-pandemic culture, E.V. had hopes of returning to a...

“I don’t love God.” Little did Gen-Z seminarian Katie Westcott know that when she made that confession to English professor Martin Bonham one fine summer day it would throw the quiet campus of Cupperton University into an uproar. Nothing would be the same again. Together, this unlikely pair of oddballs poses this question: What if students could major in “loving God”—not religion or theology, but in the daily challenge of loving the Creator with all your heart, mind, soul, and strength?