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Jaime Jo Wright

Biography

Jaime Jo Wright wrote The House on Foster Hill, Night Falls on Predicament Avenue, and The Reckoning at Gossamer Pond.

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Blind Trust

Fiction

“Walters pulls out all the stops in her start to her new SNAP Agency series, presenting a pulse-pounding tale of romantic suspense mixed with a sweet second-chance romance.”

Deadly Deceit

Fiction

“A delicious hero, heart-pounding suspense, and an intricate weaving of a heroine’s journey make Deadly Deceit one of my top-of-the-top favorites of the year! Natalie Walters brings it all together with an ending that will stick with you long after you close the book.”

Double Take

Fiction

“It’s time to get out your calendar and clear your schedule. Lynette Eason’s Double Take is sure to cause you to give a second glance at any other commitments until this riveting new story is 100 percent complete. I thoroughly enjoyed the characters, the banter, and the suspense. All the suspense. I bit off every fingernail in hopes that it would help ease the intensity (it didn’t), and that is just the way I like it. If you’re holding this novel and debating whether it should be your next read, debate no more. Just go. Find a chair. Sit down. Read. It’s that simple.”

Drawn by the Current

Fiction

“Once again, Jocelyn Green takes us on a historical adventure worth neglecting dinner and sleep for. Readers will sink into this story and drown in the pages of Jocelyn Green’s epic story-telling talent! A+++ and throw in another + for good measure!”

Fatal Code

Fiction

“Hold on tight for another riveting adventure from Natalie Walters. With high stakes, a hero who is right up there with Captain America, and enough suspense to make you need warm milk and a cozy blanket to calm you down, this read will stick with you well after you turn the last page.”

Finding Lady Enderly

Fiction

“With haunting prose, Joanna Davidson Politano delivers a story worthy of lining the shelves with other classics of mystery, romance, and misplaced heroines. In a literary form that harkens to the Brontë sisters, Finding Lady Enderly delivers a compelling and thoughtful journey into the cynical world of inheritance, the heartfelt loyalty of childhood love, and the lingering question that overshadows them all: Where is Lady Enderly? A dead-or-alive ghost story of sorts, it will keep you looking over your shoulder and hearing whispers of intrigue all the way to the final page. I cannot recommend Joanna Davidson Politano enough!”

Midnight on the River Grey

Fiction

“Murder is far from no one’s thoughts in this delicious new romantic mystery from Abigail Wilson. With scandal dodging every turn of the page, mystery hiding behind the visage of each character, and a romance brewing with an English rake of the worse—and best—sorts, readers will find nothing lacking! I was entranced, mesmerized, addlepated, and not a little bit bewildered as I wandered the halls of Middlecrest Abbey.”

More Than We Remember

Fiction

“An exceptional read and one that will live with me long after I close the book.”

Pretty Little Pieces

Fiction

“Carmen Schober is a fresh new voice in Christian fiction! A much-needed author with poignant stories for this day and age!”

Secondary Target

Fiction

“A riveting debut novel guaranteed to intrigue you from page one to the very end. Fans of Lynette Eason will clamor for ‘more, more, more’ from this fabulous new suspense author. Make room on your shelves—this is a keeper!”

Spies, Lies, and Alibis

Fiction

“My cover is blown! I'm a die-hard Natalie Walters fan . . . now I'm out in the open. SPIES, LIES, AND ALIBIS is the book to read this year. It's a cocktail of intrigue, wit, action, and romance, wrapped up in a book cover to die for. But don't die for it--that'd be bad--just read it. Now. Before everything implodes and goes sideways.”

Target Acquired

Fiction

“It’s time to get out your calendar and clear your schedule. Lynette Eason’s Double Take is sure to cause you not to give a second glance at any other commitments until this riveting new story is 100 percent complete. I thoroughly enjoyed the characters, the banter, and the suspense.”

The Lost Melody

Fiction

“Joanna Davidson Politano’s stories go on my bookshelf as a favorite! The stories she pens entice my Gothic-loving senses, thrill my literary soul, and inspire the dark romantic inside my spirit. I cannot emphasize enough how strongly I adore each story from this vivid and insightful author, and how badly I wish for all readers to experience her tales!”

Yours Is the Night

Fiction

“The stars align beautifully in this latest tale from Amanda Dykes. A split-time search for light both in the past and present, brings the reader on a poetic journey to find belonging and hope. Misted with sea water and lit by the moon, the words on every page of Set the Stars Alight become integral to the reader’s own journey, and the ending will resonate long after the last page has been closed.”

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