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Guilty Hearts – by Diane Pellegrino

Guilty Hearts – by Diane Pellegrino

Teenager Lincoln is dying. As her health declines, she reflects on the value of her life while her boyfriend becomes withdrawn. When they are involved in a car crash, everyone wants to know what caused it…and if it really was an accident.

War of Faith – Book Two – by A. Lee Robinson

War of Faith – Book Two – by A. Lee Robinson

Archangels Haniel and Mikhail battle to rescue the U.S. President’s niece from a cabal of fallen angels. The villains use nanotechnology and blackmail to seize global power, forcing the heroes to regain their divine strength to stop them.

Good Morning, Linda! – by Nancy VanDermark

Good Morning, Linda! – by Nancy VanDermark

One mistaken text-“Good Morning, Linda!”-launches a hilarious collection of true stories about online dating, second chances, and discovering that life’s best stories can begin long after sixty.

Angel’s Path – by Martina Kranz

Angel’s Path – by Martina Kranz

Dara Mannix attempts to remain independent, but her desire to help Tristan Hale restore his estate’s garden overrides her will. Tristan soon learns that he feels so much more when he works beside her. Will their teamwork develop into more?

Of Staves and Swords – by Benjamin Castle Jr

Of Staves and Swords – by Benjamin Castle Jr

Of Staves and Swords is a story following a man known as Leland Graham, a pacifist and apprentice Court Magician after an accident leads to his mentor’s possession and capture, and the journey Leland and party take to save him.

Jonah – by Russell Brothers, Jr.

Jonah – by Russell Brothers, Jr.

The headlines told one story. This is the rest. In this candid memoir, Russell W. Brothers, Jr. shares devastating choices, hard consequences, and the remarkable power of God’s grace to redeem a broken life.

Stolen Histories: Return to Turkey – by Diane J Duca

Stolen Histories: Return to Turkey – by Diane J Duca

Dr. Deelinger, known as Dink, is recruited by a former student, now with HSI, to return to Turkey where she once taught. She was simply to snoop around antique shops, listen for any mention of smuggled stolen goods. Nothing was that simple!

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