Browsing: Fiction

With over 1,700 five-star Goodreads ratings: When shopkeeper’s daughter Amethyst is in trouble, she’s rescued by Colin, Earl of Greystone — who doesn’t want to let her go. From a New York Times bestselling author comes a tale filled with “pageantry, excitement, and color” (RT Book Reviews).

Once a great space-race pilot, Lex is now just an intergalactic delivery guy. But when a package ensnares him with criminals and mad scientists, he’ll have to outrun them all in a race for his life. A rocket-paced thrill-ride that’s first in a series!

After a hurricane ravages her hometown, Charlotte is surprised to see billionaire Jake at the cleanup efforts. Can he prove that he’s more than just a spoiled playboy and win her heart?

Book one in a series from a USA Today bestselling author: After her divorce, Elizabeth moves to small-town Wyoming for a fresh start — but instead becomes embroiled in a murder mystery…

When young mother Michelle takes a teaching position at Magnolia Middle School, she meets foster child Amber — who will change her life forever. Can Michelle recognize God’s plan for her and bring light to the darkness?

This hilarious, heartwarming tale follows Reverend Elmo and the quirky parishioners of First Church as they embark on uproarious escapades — and discover profound spiritual truths.

A New York Times bestseller with over 2,200 five-star ratings on Goodreads: When a failed mission turns veteran Navy SEAL Rock into a fugitive, Vanessa will do whatever it takes to clear his name. “Not to be skipped” (RT Book Reviews).

Young witch Alaysha breaks away from the command of her domineering father, but her freedom comes at a price… Can she learn to harness her powers in time to win a war?

From the bestselling author of Life of Pi! Laugh and cry as Henry meets an eccentric taxidermist — and forges remarkable bonds with two animals who have much to teach him about suffering and strength. Over 2,300 five-star ratings on Goodreads.

From the acclaimed author of Fahrenheit 451: Over the course of a summer, young Douglas explores his small Midwestern town — and learns the joys and pains of growing up. “A haunting, nostalgic novel… Among the best of his earthbound works” (The Washington Post).