“I couldn’t stop smiling. I hated that the book had to end!” (#1 New York Times bestselling author Rachel Van Dyken). Michael strikes an unusual deal to set his friend Chloe up with his half brother. But when the deed is done, Chloe finds herself craving Michael instead…

An “extraordinary glimpse into the faith of a Christ-follower and the sovereignty of God. Rifqa’s story informs, inspires, and empowers” (Max Lucado). Follow one woman’s journey as she converted from Islam to Christianity, resulting in a controversial court case.

A “lovingly constructed… passionately told” novel (The Washington Post) from a New York Times bestselling author: Sarah uses her mapmaking talents to help those traveling on the Underground Railroad. Meanwhile, modern-day Eden discovers an artifact in her old house that brings the past roaring back to life.

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLERA long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. . . .   When the Emperor…

When her late father’s manuscript was found, Mimi Baird embarked on a journey to piece together his story — revealing a portrait of a doctor’s desperate quest to understand his own mental illness. “Utterly impossible to put down” (The New York Times).

Moving accounts and survivor interviews reveal the little-known story of Ravensbrück, the Nazi concentration camp that Heinrich Himmler designed exclusively for women. “A beautifully written history… that offers additional insight into Nazism and those caught in its path” (Publishers Weekly starred review).

In this hilarious New York Times bestseller, the beloved actor and co-founder of Monty Python looks back on his unlikely road to comedy stardom. “Smart, thoughtful, provocative, and above all funny” (The Washington Post).

From the bestselling author of the Mistborn series and Words of Radiance comes Calamity, the final book in the New…

For fans of The Nightingale: Ada Vaughan is looking forward to a new life in Paris alongside her wealthy Hungarian suitor. But when violence breaks out and she’s left to fend for herself, can the dressmaker survive the hardships of World War II?

For fans of Diane Mott Davidson: After her fiancé leaves her high and dry, Juliet moves back to Nashville to manage a coffeehouse. But trouble starts brewing when an employee turns up dead and Juliet is pinned as a murder suspect… Can she clear her name and uncover the truth?