The Book of Margery Kempe: A Novel by Mark Schroeder revolves around a spiritual theme. Janie Radcliffe takes a pilgrimage to Jerusalem from her closed existence as per the wishes of her boss. Her assignment is to walk in the footsteps of Margery Kempe, a...

In The Mormon Woman by John J. Hart, author Chris Marshall is up to his eyebrows in writing his book about the Mormons and the founder, Joseph Smith, Jr. He is aboard the MS Rotterdam for a one-week cruise to find the peace and quiet...

In Annie's Stories by Cindy Thomson, Annie Gallagher only has the stories her father told her when they were together. Now he is gone and she is at the mercy of her uncle. She does not like the way he looks at her, it gives...

Marietta Hughes was forced into her job as a spy because of her family legacy during the War Between the States, and the secrets of her late husband and brother-in-law. When her grandfather told her about her husband and the KGC members, she was more...

Deep in the Ethiopian jungle in times of war, a reclusive order of Coptic monks guards the most sacred relic in all of Christendom - the Holy Grail. An epic cast of characters vies for the prize; some with an eye toward profit; some, protection;...

Twelve Smooth Stones by Wanda MacAvoy is a beautiful, yet heart-wrenching novel. It is a journey in search of truth, paved with the horrific nightmares of the Holocaust. A trail drenched with tears that leads to a divinely, wonder-filled dream of freedom. It is more...

Seeing the Life by Sophie Dawson is a wonderful fictional account of the most glorious true story ever told. Beginning with Mary going into labor in the stable of a Bethlehem inn, Sophie Dawson takes us through the life of Jesus, right up to the...

I found Saving Amelie by Cathy Gohlke to be a highly absorbing and mesmerizing novel. It is set in Germany in 1939, just as the Nazis are preparing to invade Poland. Rachel Kramer has traveled from the USA with her adoptive father to Germany for...

Rebekah’s Treasure by Sylvia Bambola is a Christian historical fiction set around the time of 70 A.D. It features a family of seven: father, mother, four sons, and a daughter. The story’s Point-Of-View switches between the mother’s (Rebekah) and the father’s (Ethan), and that way...

The Lost Loves of World War II is a collection of stories about those who experienced the atrocities of the Third Reich. Katia and For Maria by Bruce Judisch and The Train Baby’s Mother by Sharon Bernash Smith are stories depicting death, torturous imprisonment, unbearable...