Lenora Worth

A Distance Too Grand

Fiction

“A Distance Too Grand by Regina Scott is a grand story indeed. Full of action, adventure, suspense, and danger, this story set in 1871 in Arizona Territory is about an expedition to explore, map, and photograph the Grand Canyon. Led by Corporal Ben Coleridge, the small crew sets out with a woman photographer. Meg Pero has to prove herself and assure Ben, a man who once asked her to marry him, that she is capable at what her father trained her to do. While searching for his missing father, dealing with rugged terrain, and studying flora and fauna, Ben tries to protect Meg from a menacing threat. But he remembers the woman he fell in love with at West Point. Meg remembers the man she left behind to pursue her first love—photography. Soon that love returns as golden and rich as the sun shining over the massive canyon. But Ben and Meg will have to find a way across their own eroded hearts in order to chart their journey together. A splendid telling of a part of the dramatic National Park history of America.”

Breaking New Ground

Fiction

“This is such a sweet story! Savannah and Corey were both hurting so much and needed some time to work out their angst. I love how their friendship and their plan to end all the speculation about both of them still being single turned into something more for both of them. And Corey's kindness to Savannah's brother Toby was a gracious example of God's love for all children. This prodigal son story touched my heart and gave me such hope. A perfectly sweet and touching story that will touch any heart!”

Dolled Up to Die

Fiction

“Belmont Investigations doesn’t investigate murder. But don’t tell that to spunky PI Cate Kinkaid. As she sets out to find a murderer who destroys dolls, she also finds herself in danger. But along with adorable almost-boyfriend Mitch Berenski, Cate sets out to prove that someone in Eugene, Oregon, is on a rampage. Lorena McCourtney’s Dolled Up to Die is a delight to read! Loaded with eccentric characters, a wig-happy cat, and details from dining to danger on every page, this book takes you right to the scene of the crime. And you won’t want to leave until you’ve helped Cate figure out whodunit! I highly recommend Dolled Up to Die.”

Fire Mountain

Fiction

“Fasten your seatbelts. Kit Garrido and Cullen Landry are two of the most interesting characters I’ve seen in a long time. I cheered for them with each obstacle, and they had many. This story had me on the edge of my seat with each page! I loved this wonderful, fast-paced suspense.”

The Dandelion Field

Fiction

“Kathryn Springer’s The Dandelion Field captured me from the very first page and held my attention until the end. With heart-breaking grittiness and vivid poetic narrative, this story touched my heart and brought out every emotion I’ve ever felt about being a mother, a wife, and a woman. This is a story of unconditional love and radiant hope. And we all need those two things, right? Treat yourself to a book that will lift you up and make you want to hug your children and hold tight to God’s love.”

The Hearts We Mend

Fiction

“Kathryn Springer’s The Dandelion Field captured me from the very first page and held my attention until the end. With heart-breaking grittiness and vivid poetic narrative, this story touched my heart and brought out every emotion I’ve ever felt about being a mother, a wife, and a woman. This is a story of unconditional love and radiant hope. And we all need those two things, right? Treat yourself to a book that will lift you up and make you want to hug your children and hold tight to God’s love.”

Who I Am with You

Fiction

“I didn’t think You’ll Think of Me, the first book in Robin Lee Hatcher’s Thunder Creek, Idaho series, could be beat. But she did it again . . . This second chance story will melt your heart and serve as a parable for finding redemption through life’s lessons and God’s grace. Thunder Creek will always hold a special place in my heart.”