Deborah Raney
Biography
Deborah Raney co-wrote Winter Brides with Betsy St. Amant and Denise Hunter.
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Fiction
“Blue Moon has it all—exotic setting, high adventure, sassy romance, and hilarity, all woven together with a strong thread of faith.”
Fiction
“Elizabeth Musser gives us another beautiful story with a lush setting on the Golden Isles off the southern Georgia coast. The fascinating equestrian thread and compelling characters weave through both the contemporary and historical facets of this novel, making this one you won’t want to miss!”
Fiction
“Robin Lee Hatcher never disappoints! I loved both eras of this dual timeline story, each with characters you will grow to genuinely care for. The beautiful overarching umbrella for both generations’ stories is redemption from the pain of past betrayals. Another keeper from one of my favorite authors!”
Fiction
“I turned the final page of If We Make It Home with a sigh of satisfaction. Christina Suzann Nelson is a writer to watch! The adventure these three friends found themselves on had me wide-eyed and holding my breath, but their inner journeys were even more breathtaking. High stakes for each of the characters, yes, but a payoff that is so worthwhile.”
Fiction
“Denise Hunter has done it once again, placing herself solidly on my must-read list! The Goodbye Bride is a tender, thoughtful look at the role memories play in a romance. The clever plot kept me up way past my bedtime—and happy to be so!”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“...The framing you're working with stayed with me after I read it. There's a quality to naming humans as the Bible's supreme predator rather than the crown of creation that I don't often encounter in biblical interpretation. You let that unsettling truth sit before moving toward anything hopeful. That sounds simple, but it's rare. I kept thinking about the way you explore animal motherhood having human quality and animals acting as inspiring role models even as you hold space for human ferocity. The tenderness of that dual vision, the refusal to make animals merely symbolic or humans merely fallen. You don't make it sentimental in the telling. You just show the complexity of these encounters. That honesty in your approach gives the work its weight before I've even read a page.”
Fiction
“Denise Hunter has done it once again, placing herself solidly on my must-read list! The Goodbye Bride is a tender, thoughtful look at the role memories play in a romance. The clever plot kept me up way past my bedtime—and happy to be so!”
Fiction
“What an intriguing journey Elizabeth Musser has taken us on in The Promised Land! She painted, with words, such evocative images, tastes, smells, and sounds that I felt as if I’d walked my own Camino pilgrimage along with Abbie, Bobby, and Caro. This engrossing, beautiful story kept me guessing through smiles and tears and did not disappoint in the end.”
Fiction
“Christina Suzann Nelson’s books rise like cream to the top of my to-be-read pile. Her stories are always so unique and thoughtful, with characters that are as complex as they are compelling. If you want a book that will not only entertain and keep you turning pages but that will make you think deeply about what’s truly important, you can’t miss with a Nelson novel.”
Fiction
“Tamera Alexander has done it again! To Win Her Favor is peopled with fascinating, richly drawn characters that drew me into their very hearts and souls. Maggie and Cullen’s story captures the drama and tragedy of the post–Civil War era, but more importantly, it captures the humanity of those who triumphed after a dark time in our nation’s history to rebuild lives marked by joy and anchored by faith.”
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