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Christian Fiction November 5, 2026 |
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Fair Are the Meadows
by Lauraine Snelling
Schoolteacher Helen Stenerson has planted her roots in the community of Green Creek, Iowa, and poured her heart into teaching. Seminary student Ødger Gunderson is interested in her, but Helen is determined to avoid romantic entanglement. When her aging aunt shares secrets with Helen about the past, can she open her heart to love and the path God has for her?
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Three Steps Behind
by Dani Pettrey
When FBI agent Harper Grace returns to Jeopardy Falls, she learns her friend Taylor has died of a heart attack in her thirties. Harper begins investigating Taylor's death, and PI Deckard MacLeod joins, believing she's walking into danger. As sinister truths arise, they cannot fall behind in a race against time or their next breath might be their last.
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The Sisterhood of Unlikely Friends
by Sara Brunsvold
When fiercely independent Jess Becker reluctantly shares pizza with her neighbor, she unknowingly opens her door to community. Soon joined by a wise mentor figure and a troubled young woman, they become a sisterhood of faith. But Jess holds a guarded secret--one that threatens to take away everything.
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The Forbidden Caller
by Shelley Shepard Gray
When widow Jenna Graber loses her husband in a tragic mill accident, she never expects his boss Nelson Harper to become her lifeline. Through quiet acts of kindness, Nelson helps her rebuild her world--and slowly captures her heart. But when their friendship blossoms into love, Jenna must choose between the traditions that have defined her and her heart.
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The Ladies Hall: A Novel of Three Women Who Refused to Be Silenced
by Vanessa Miller
Based on the real lives of Mary Church Terrell, Anna Julia Cooper, and Ida Gibbs Hunt, The Ladies Hall is a mirror into times of great change--where progress and new possibilities are met with violence and resistance . . . but hope always rises. And it rises still.
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The Christmas House: An Amish Christmas Novella
by Beverly Lewis
Liz Lantz runs a buggy tour business in Hickory Hollow, assisted by a handsome young Amish man during the Christmas season. Her Englisher neighbor's lavishly decorated house has brought the quiet community unwanted attention, and Liz is determined to find a way to bring harmony to Hickory Hollow in time for Christmas.
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A Christmas Surprise: An Amish Romance
by Linda Byler
The Kauffman family leaves their Amish community in Lancaster County to start a new life on a neglected farm in northern Maine. While Eli and Anna look forward to the adventure, their teenage daughter Mandy struggles with homesickness, lost friendships, and uncertainty about the future. As the family renovates their farmhouse and adjusts to their new surroundings, they develop unexpected friendships and discover new possibilities for love. Filled with faith, family, romance, and Christmas hope, this heartwarming story celebrates the joys and challenges of new beginnings.
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The Christmas Courier: A WWII Historical Novella
by Roseanna M. White
In 1943 Nazi-occupied France, Madeleine Perrin secretly helps the Resistance by delivering messages hidden in her students' essays, where she unexpectedly reconnects with her childhood friend, Daniel Raymond. Daniel, a Jewish Resistance courier, longs to make amends for breaking Madeleine's heart, and the two rediscover their love as Christmas approaches. However, when Daniel is captured by the Gestapo, Madeleine must find the courage to risk everything to save him. Inspired by true events, this heartwarming Christian historical romance combines faith, forgiveness, second chances, and a daring Christmas Eve rescue.
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