Judith Miller

A Woman Called Sage

Fiction

“Once again, Mills delivers. A Woman Called Sage is a well-blended story of love, trust, and faith that you will remember long after you’ve read the final page.”

Bathsheba

Fiction

“This well-researched and beautifully crafted story will resonate in your heart and mind long after you’ve read the final page. With beauty and truth, Jill Eileen Smith will take you back in time to reveal the consequences of sin coupled with the depth of God’s grace and forgiveness. An excellent read with a message that transcends time.”

Hot Flashes and Cold Cream

Fiction

“Diann Hunt skillfully immerses her characters into the murky waters of middle age and requires them to sink or swim—no treading water permitted! permitted! Grab a latte and settle in for a lighthearted read with a compelling midlife message.”

The Extraordinary Deaths of Mrs. Kip

Fiction

“You don’t want to miss this beautifully crafted generational story that weaves together the lives of two women in an unforgettable read. Sara Brunsvold has captured the essence of what can happen when love, grace, mercy, and God’s Word are the gifts extended to those we meet on our journey through life.”

The Refuge

Fiction

“The Innocent is another well-crafted tale from the pen of Ann H. Gabhart. With characters that will steal your heart, Gabhart introduces a desperate young heroine who seeks safety among the Shakers during the post–Civil War era and a sheriff determined to come to her aid. A rich and rewarding read you won’t want to miss!”

The Ride of Her Life

Fiction

“With her expected wit and humor, Lorna Seilstad has penned another winner. You’ll be captivated by the characters and history in The Ride of Her Life. Hang on and enjoy—this book is truly a fun ride.”

Words Spoken True

Fiction

“I’ve come to expect wonderful books from Ann Gabhart, and her latest historical romance, Words Spoken True, doesn’t disappoint. In this novel, Ms. Gabhart gives readers a peek into the lives of two news reporters—one a man and one a woman—both intent upon creating the best newspaper in Louisville, Kentucky. Amid unsolved murders, riots, and adversity, the ability to trust each other and trust God is put to the test. Ms. Gabhart weaves a story that is a page turner from beginning to end. This is one you’ll highly recommend to friends.”