Send to Kindle The Beloved Daughter, an inspirational suspense novel by award-winning author Alana Terry, is a story of persecution and triumph set in the oppressive North Korean regime. The audiobook version of Alana’s bestselling debut novel is narrated by Kathy Garver, a four-time Audie award winner and Lifetime Achievement Award recipient from the Motion… Continue reading Alana Terry Guest Post: The Beloved Daughter

Send to Kindle Have you ever wished you could find a morning and evening devotional book for kids? Based on the Bible, children’s sermons in church, science, history, geography, and more, Bethlehem’s Baby offers forty Christmas stories, each referencing a Bible verse or verses, each capped with a simple prayer, and each presenting a new… Continue reading Sheila Deeth’s New Release “Bethlehem’s Story”

Send to Kindle Most of us have been there. We’ve had those seasons—sometimes very long seasons—when God has felt terribly distant. Seasons when life feels hollow, foggy, and often dark. They are times when doubtful questions fill our minds, while meaningful answers are slow to be found. I’ve spent more than my share of time… Continue reading A Spiritual Wilderness Through Heavens Eyes by Bob Santos

Send to Kindle Proverbs Chapter Eight is absolutely amazing. We try to read through Proverbs day by day each month and this one just stops me in my tracks every time. Why does God say that wisdom is a woman? I don’t know. A friend commented on the fact that Proverbs is mostly advice from… Continue reading The Wisdom of Proverbs by Mary C. Findley

The Man on the Third Floor When it came time to write Every Hill and Mountain the third book in my trilogy for which I needed another old house for Abby Thomas and her friends to “time-surf” in (the software only works in old houses) I figured what better house than “The Old… Continue reading Deborah Heal’s “Every Hill and Mountain”

The lost town of Miles Station I grew up not far from the setting of my novel Time and Again but for most of those years had no idea that just down the road from me there had once been a little town called Miles Station. I didn’t hear the name until the… Continue reading The Lost Town Of Miles Station The History Behind Deborah Heal’s Books

Unclaimed Legacy The olden days aren’t all they’re cracked up to be . . . “I call it time-surfing,” Abby said. “It’s like being there,” Merri said, “except no one can see or hear us.” “Whatever you call it,” John said, “that was crazy—beyond realistic. I mean, I was inside that guy’s head.”… Continue reading Unclaimed Legacy by Deborah Heal

Staying Relevant (but keeping violence in YA fiction under control) September 2, 2013 Deborah Heal A Dangerous Trend I don’t believe fiction, especially Christian fiction for young people, needs gratuitous violence to make the plot exciting. I was happy to discover Wall Street Journal book reviewer Meghan Cox Gurdon and her Imprimus article, “The… Continue reading Staying Relevant (but keeping violence in YA fiction under control) by Deborah Heal

Send to Kindle All the Angels Stood, A YA Novella Back Cover Blurb: This is the last week in Staci Schofield’s life. Her birthday is on Monday, which is also the day she plans to die. Poetic, seeing as her mother disappeared on the night of her own birthday. But when a popular guy from… Continue reading All the Angels Stood, A YA Novella by Laura J. Marshall