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Christian Fiction October 8, 2026 |
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Twelve Days and Twelfth Night: A World War II Christmas Novella
by Sarah Sundin
World War II USO director Maggie Oliver must quickly organize a Christmas show, enlisting former Hollywood star Prescott Duke who's searching for new purpose after career-ending injuries. As they work together, Maggie and Prescott navigate their growing feelings while trying to reunite a young sailor with his lost love and save Maggie's grandfather's home.
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The Fearless Cowboy
by Jody Hedlund
Hyacinth Berkley, tired of being overshadowed by her sister’s marriage, wants a husband who is independent and unlike her dependent father. Beckett Thorpe must marry before his thirtieth birthday to inherit his family’s Texas ranch, so he proposes a marriage of convenience to Hyacinth despite their constant bickering. After a quick wedding, they travel to Texas and discover that Beckett needs Hyacinth more than either expected. As past fears and present dangers threaten their relationship, they must decide whether their marriage can become real love or was simply a mistake.
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Not Precisely Mr. Knightley
by Carolyn Miller
Emma-Jane (EJ) Bennett and Jordan Knight are longtime best friends who codesigned the immensely successful dating app, Dream Match. Success starts to go to EJ's head when she gets caught up in the famous and money-hungry social circles and starts dating the son of a TV mogul. But Jordan's feelings have grown from friendship to more. He determines to protect her by exposing Eric Churchill for the two-timer he is, finally agreeing to attend a function with her at the Sydney Opera House. But his best intentions go awry when EJ is embarrassed and runs for the security of home, small-town roots, and The Silver Teapot Café, feeling like Jane Austen's chastised Emma--only without her Mr. Knightley.
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Every Given Day
by Cathy Gohlke
In 1918 New York City, schoolteacher Gwendolyn Armstrong moves in with her ill sister’s family to care for her niece and nephew during the Spanish flu epidemic. As illness and tragedy strike the household, Gwen’s nephew Alistair is diagnosed with juvenile diabetes, leaving the family desperate for hope. A compassionate doctor helps Gwen follow promising developments surrounding the discovery of insulin, while she also uncovers troubling secrets involving her sister’s husband. Facing heartbreak, forgiveness, and a crisis of faith, Gwen must trust God with Alistair’s life and discover whether a miracle can transform their future.
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Target Down
by Ryan Steck
Aaron Decker has lived quietly with his family in Michigan for twenty years after faking his death and leaving his military career behind. When a Russian mafia hit team attacks his home, he realizes his past has finally caught up with him and moves his children to a remote cabin for safety. With the help of former Marine Raider Matthew Redd, Aaron works to protect his children while uncovering who has been revealing his location to the Russians. As the two men investigate the dangerous leak, they face constant threats and a race to keep Aaron’s family alive.
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In These Hills
by Tamera Alexander
In 1905, suffragist Josephine Dunham flees a deadly rally in Atlanta and seeks refuge in rural Tennessee, where a guarded stranger named Dodge Coburn helps her reach Lynchburg. She takes a job at Jack Daniel’s Distillery despite her commitment to prohibition, while Dodge remains skeptical of her story and focused on caring for his young niece. As they grow closer, Josephine’s convictions and compassion challenge Dodge’s plans, while her hidden past threatens to catch up with her. Set against the history of women’s rights and the Jack Daniel’s Distillery, this clean enemies-to-lovers romance explores faith, justice, courage, and the risks of choosing love.
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Belle's Christmas Carol: A Dickens-Inspired Holiday Novella
by Michelle Griep
Scrooge's former fiancée Belle Beaumont inherits a struggling London orphanage and longs to give the children a merry Christmas. She joins forces with barrister Rafe Munro, who's fighting to clear an innocent man's name while searching for a child who may be his relative. Secrets and unexpected love intertwine in this tale with echoes of Dickens.
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Murders in the Marquee
by Dana Mentink
In 1905 San Francisco, reformed jewel thief Saul Niffler gets a second chance working as the Duck Commandant at the luxurious Grand Mallard Marquee. When he witnesses what appears to be a body falling from a penthouse window—but no body is found—Saul becomes entangled in a mystery with aspiring Pinkerton detective Kitty Rossi and elevator operator Henry. Together, the unlikely trio investigates suspicious events, including Saul’s predecessor’s disappearance and a grisly discovery in a drain, uncovering signs of a killer hiding within the hotel. Murder Most Fowl is a witty historical cozy mystery featuring amateur sleuths, twists, and a lavish turn-of-the-century setting.
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