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Christian Fiction April 16, 2025 |
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Land of dreams
by Lauraine Snelling
Norwegian immigrant Amalia Gunderson and her ward, Ruth Forsberg, arrive in Iowa to claim the boardinghouse Ruth has inherited, despite opposition from a difficult cousin. While Amalia looks for her long-lost brother, her relationship with an attorney unfolds as she and Ruth navigate through love, loss, and unexpected friendships.
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The keeper
by Charles Martin
Reeling from the loss of his mentor Bones, Murphy Shepherd must lead a desperate global mission to rescue the kidnapped daughters of his friend, the vice president, while battling a dark trafficking network tied to sinister political ambitions.
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Hope's enduring echo : a novel
by Kim Vogel Sawyer
Spotting a fossil in a young woman's hands while riding a train through Colorado, a geology student, Leo, leads them on a thrilling hunt, sparking their unexpected friendship and offering them each a deeper understanding of their destinies.
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Break my fall
by Lynn Huggins Blackburn
After too many losses, Gossamer Falls police chief Grayson Ward has protected his heart with walls he's been fortifying for decades. But the return of Dr. Meredith Quinn changes everything. When her charity work threatens her safety, Grayson is determined to keep her safe-even if that means putting himself and his heart in danger.
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The filling station : a novel
by Vanessa Miller
Sisters Margaret and Evelyn Justice grow up in Tulsa's thriving Black Wall Street, each with dreams for the future—Margaret as a teacher in Greenwood and Evelyn as a fashion designer on the East Coast. Their lives are shattered by the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, forcing them to flee and seek refuge along Route 66 at the Threatt Filling Station, a rare safe space during the Jim Crow era. As they grapple with grief, faith, and uncertainty, the sisters find strength in each other and the community around them. Ultimately, they realize they must return to help rebuild Greenwood, honoring their past while shaping a more hopeful future.
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Welcome to the Honey B&B
by Melody Carlson
With a moody teenager in tow, Jewel McKerry returns to the family farm to help her aging parents. Turning the old farmhouse into a charming B&B seems like a fun solution to looming money problems, but juggling her dad's dementia, an old flame, and the oh-so-helpful neighbors is not exactly what she had in mind when she uprooted her life.
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The pharisee's wife
by Janette Oke
In ancient Israel, young Mary has little say in her future. When Enos, an ambitious Pharisee, chooses her as his wife for her beauty, her family sees it as a chance to escape poverty. But marriage to Enos proves harsh and isolating, as he treats Mary as a possession rather than a partner. Her world begins to shift when news spreads of a miracle-working Prophet, whose presence and teachings disrupt the status quo. As Mary and Enos are drawn into these life-changing events, both are forced to confront their beliefs, desires, and destinies in ways that will transform their lives forever.
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A constant love
by Tracie Peterson
After a vicious winter in Cheyenne, Wyoming, claims the lives of their loved ones, Charlotte Aldrich and Micah Hamilton are trying to bring their ranches-and their hearts-back to life. But as love grows, the secrets they're keeping may pull them apart forever, and they must rely on faith to forge a future built on love, healing, and hope.
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Sunrise reef
by Irene Hannon
After finding home in Hope Harbor, Bren Ryan is missing just one thing in her life: romance. But that's okay. Buttoned-up Noah Ward isn't looking for love either when he arrives in town-certainly not with free-spirited Bren. When the two are pulled together, they learn that sometimes you must look past the surface to find the treasure beneath.
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This Promised Land
by Cathy Gohlke
Ginny Pickering Boyden is ready to retire and pursue her dream of becoming a master gardener—until she unexpectedly inherits her family’s struggling Christmas tree farm in Virginia. Reluctantly returning to New Scrivelsby to sell the property, Ginny must confront painful memories, family tensions, and a resentful nephew who expected to inherit the land. When her younger nephew, a Vietnam veteran with three children, arrives needing help, Ginny is torn between escape and healing. Set in the Blue Ridge Mountains, This Promised Land is a heartfelt story of family, forgiveness, and finding hope in the midst of brokenness.
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