Ann H. Gabhart

After the Shadows

Fiction

“If you love stories with interesting historical backgrounds, convincing characters, and compelling plots, Amanda Cabot’s After the Shadows is a book you won’t want to miss. From the first page when you ride into Sweetwater Crossing with Cabot’s characters, you will happily flip pages to follow along their story road in the Texas Hill Country to the satisfying final scene.”

All Manner of Things

Fiction

“Susie Finkbeiner has created characters so real in All Manner of Things, you may want to write them a letter to find out how they are doing once you’ve turned the last page of the book. You’ll cheer them on in the good times, weep with them during the hard times, and be glad you got to live their story with them. Definitely a story and characters you will remember.”

Fields of Bounty

Fiction

“In Fields of Bounty, Lauraine Snelling works her storytelling magic and weaves a new story about four spunky sisters on a Nebraska farm. Lilac, the youngest, heads down a romantic trail that had me holding my breath to see if she might have to choose between her art and love.”

Love's Awakening

Fiction

“Laura Frantz portrays the wild beauty of frontier life, along with its dangers and hardships, in vivid detail.”

Love's Reckoning

Fiction

“Laura Frantz portrays the wild beauty of frontier life, along with its dangers and hardships, in vivid detail.”

Minding the Light

Fiction

“You can always trust Suzanne Woods Fisher to write a compelling story that has readers turning pages as fast as they can to see what happens next. She’s done it again with Phoebe’s Light, a surefire mix of engaging characters, fascinating Nantucket Island history, and even a whaling trip on the high seas. If you like romance mixed with history and adventure, you’re going to love Phoebe’s Light.”

Phoebe's Light

Fiction

“You can always trust Suzanne Woods Fisher to write a compelling story that has readers turning pages as fast as they can to see what happens next. She’s done it again with Phoebe’s Light, a surefire mix of engaging characters, fascinating Nantucket Island history, and even a whaling trip on the high seas. If you like romance mixed with history and adventure, you’re going to love Phoebe’s Light.”

Softly Blows the Bugle

Fiction

“In The Sound of Distant Thunder, the sweetness of young love, the conflict and sorrow of the War Between the States, the wisdom of couples long married, and the cost of making a stand for what one believes are blended into a story that kept me turning pages. The way Jan Drexler’s Amish characters spring to life off the page will leave readers wanting to know more about the people in this Amish community. For sure and certain.”

The Land Beneath Us

Fiction

“Once again Sarah Sundin delivers a powerful World War II story in The Sea Before Us. History comes to life through Sundin’s characters, who cope with the trials and dangers not only on the fields of combat but also in their personal lives. This great combination of dramatic history and likeable characters will keep you turning pages to find out what happens next.”

The Mistress of Tall Acre

Fiction

“Laura Frantz portrays the wild beauty of frontier life, along with its dangers and hardships, in vivid detail.”

The Moonlight School

Fiction

“gladly ride up in the hills with Lucy to get to know the local folks. They’ll cheer on Cora Wilson Stewart as she finds a way to open up the world of reading to people who missed out on proper schooling as children. That the story shares the true historical beginnings of the first Moonlight Schools makes it all that much better. If you like fascinating history mixed with great storytelling the way I do, you’ll love Fisher’s The Moonlight Schools.”

The Roll of the Drums

Fiction

“In The Sound of Distant Thunder, the sweetness of young love, the conflict and sorrow of the War Between the States, the wisdom of couples long married, and the cost of making a stand for what one believes are blended into a story that kept me turning pages. The way Jan Drexler’s Amish characters spring to life off the page will leave readers wanting to know more about the people in this Amish community. For sure and certain.”

The Sky Above Us

Fiction

“Once again Sarah Sundin delivers a powerful World War II story in The Sea Before Us. History comes to life through Sundin’s characters, who cope with the trials and dangers not only on the fields of combat but also in their personal lives. This great combination of dramatic history and likeable characters will keep you turning pages to find out what happens next.”

The Sound of Distant Thunder

Fiction

“In The Sound of Distant Thunder, the sweetness of young love, the conflict and sorrow of the War Between the States, the wisdom of couples long married, and the cost of making a stand for what one believes are blended into a story that kept me turning pages. The way Jan Drexler’s Amish characters spring to life off the page will leave readers wanting to know more about the people in this Amish community. For sure and certain.”

These Tangled Threads

Fiction

“In These Tangled Threads, author Sarah Loudin Thomas delves into the history of the famous Biltmore House and the industries once supported there of weaving, woodworking, and more. The history is fascinating, but the characters and the challenges they face are what make this story one to remember.”

Through Waters Deep

Fiction

“Fascinating history, interesting location, touching romance—Sarah Sundin packs it all in this page-turning story as she takes us Through Waters Deep. Readers are sure to enjoy living this stirring World War II era adventure with Sundin’s characters.”

We Hope for Better Things

Fiction

“Erin Bartels’s We Hope for Better Things shares the joys and sorrows of three women from different generations. Beginning with the turmoil of the Civil War through the race riots of the sixties to modern day, the story peels away excuses and pretensions to reveal the personal tragedies of prejudice. A roller coaster of emotions awaits as you share the lives of these women and hope along with them for better things.”