Rhonda Ortiz

Death of a Scholar

Fiction

“Evocative of the golden age of detective fiction. Like Lord Peter Wimsey, Inspector Morse, and Hercule Poirot, Father Gabriel shows us why we should avoid Great Britain's crime-ridden universities. This intriguing murder mystery provokes and entertains while exploring the legacy of war and the need for justice and reconciliation.”

Our Lady of the Sign

Fiction

“Gritty, nuanced, and beautifully told, Our Lady of the Sign is an unsparing, philosophical novel in which good and evil wage war within a modern-day agnostic woman. Abigail Favale’s maturity and deep spiritual insight are palpable on every page. This story deserves a wide audience.”

Providence Blue

Fiction

“Providence Blue is genre-bending literature at its finest: a supernatural paranormal time-slip horror crime thriller about unhinged pulp fiction authors, metamorphosed literary greats, contemporary misfits, and Rhode Island's Big Blue Bug. At once fantastical and deeply human, it deftly explores themes of power and powerlessness, hatred and love, solitude and belonging, despair, mercy, and sacrifice.”

Wondrous Reading

Discipleship & Christian Education

“In Wondrous Reading, LuElla D’Amico underscores the principle that all truth is God’s truth while modeling a dynamic, reciprocal way of reading with children, whose candor and delight teach us as much as we teach them.”