Amanda Dykes

Biography

Amanda Dykes wrote Whose Waves These Are, Set the Stars Alight, and Yours Is the Night.

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Fiction

“From the glitter of New York City to the charm of Avila Falls, Chapter One Again is a journey to the mountains, to belonging, to family and fresh starts. Keelia Clarkson's skilled hand and heart shine, creating an inviting ode to dreams, a testament to true fulfillment, and an infusion of hope. We should all be so lucky as to have a warm chocolate pistachio croissant straight from Avila Falls placed in our hands, a twinkle-lit small town to usher us in, an enchanting bookstore that feels like home, and comforting words like Edith's wrapped around our hearts. Take heart: There's a way forward, and you will find it. The good news is . . . this book provides it all. What a welcome home!”

Daughters of Northern Shores

Fiction

“Breathtaking and drenched in grace, The Lady and the Lionheart will sweep you away with the magic of the circus—and the miracle of redemption. This tale is one for the ages; Charlie and Ella will dance into your life with a story to settle deep within your soul.”

He Should Have Told the Bees

Fiction

“He Should Have Told the Bees is a heart-deep journey of courage, compassion, and connection. With an expert hand, Amanda Cox offers a tale that resonates with masterful metaphor, captivating story, and a conclusion that wraps reader and characters alike in a cloak of belonging, hope, and healing. A powerful offering, rich with themes of trust, sacrifice, and treasure unexpected.”

Mystery in Crooked Creek Woods

Children & Youth

“The Tree Street Kids series takes readers on an adventure through a world of mystery, problem-solving, wit, and joy. Expect three-dimensional characters who feel like friends, escapades worthy of any growing imagination, and conversations that strike at heart-depths with a delightful dose of laugh-out-loud humor. With smart, fun homage to literary detectives of yore, Mystery in Crooked Creek Woods is an enchanting medley of all the best story ingredients, brought to life by Amanda Cleary Eastep's gifted hands. It's the sort of book that's a privilege and joy to hand to my kids. My own middle-grader calls these books 'great adventures with life lessons.' Win-win!”

Paint and Nectar

Fiction

““With textured and captivating characterization, Ashley Clark sweeps us into an intriguing tale sure to entrance! Readers will be enchanted by Ashley’s authentic portrayal of Charleston and its rich history and beautiful charm. A Southern fiction gem!”

The Bitter End Birding Society

Fiction

“With an expert hand, Amanda Cox offers a tale that resonates with masterful metaphor, captivating story, and a conclusion that wraps reader and characters alike in a cloak of belonging, hope, and healing.”

The Words We Lost

Fiction

“The Words We Lost is a poignant masterpiece. Intertwined with grief and hope, friendship and family . . . and a God who gathers us up with tender strength and begins to heal. This story strikes a chord that will resonate long and deep in the very best, most beautiful ways.”

Things We Didn't Say

Fiction

“Things We Didn’t Say is the best sort of book: where the characters feel like friends, the story feels like home, and the pages beckon you to turn them ceaselessly, immersing you in an absorbing world. Amy Lynn Green expertly wields wit, heart, history, and enveloping storytelling in this glorious debut!”