The Winter Children Written by Lulu Taylor

I listened to the audio version on CHIRP.

At times both warm and chilling, will surprise you right up to the end. Multiple stories all revolve around an old castle. A great listen.

 

Dad by Steven Manchester

 

Fathers and sons, complicated relationships at best, searingly painful at worst. Three generations of Fathers and sons work through significant milestones in their lives. I enjoyed immensely the chance to look inside the minds and hearts of these three men. Having never been a man, I value highly a chance to experience how they think and relate to one another.

A rich, wonderful, sometimes painful, but very satisfying read!

Light Shines on Promise Lodge

Promise Lodge is a unique Amish community. Single women run businesses and everyone gets along. Some have businesses that might raise eyebrows.

One of their members is trying to mend her broken heart after being abandoned by her husband. When he shows up, followed by a Bishop with strong opinions that throw most everyone for a loop! Who is right? What do they both want?

I won't spoil the story, but it is a good one! You won't be disappointed!

A Teachers Heart by Lynn A. Coleman Cecelia Dowdy, Terri J. Haynes and Lynette Sowell

Four Stories of Teachers who gave their hearts to their students and found love along the way. 

Historical, they highlight the world of their times and a Teacher's place in it. 

Each Teacher will touch your heart as she strives to do her best for her students.

You will find their worlds a wonderful escape.

The Chisolm Trail Bride by Kathleen Y'Barbo

A cattle family, used to doing things their own way. The only Daughter, also used to doing things her own way, headstrong and bull headed. Things happen on the trail that no one could have foreseen and they change the future forever. Eliza Gentry and Wyatt Creed don't know that in one night on the trail, their lives will be changed forever. Can God really be sure things are happening for a reason? Can they still have faith in their futures?

The House at the End of the Moor by Michelle Griep

Twists and turns mixed with injustice, redemption and a healthy dose of romance! 

This great historical romance/mystery brings to life a prison, a society in time and the lives of two grievously wronged persons who against all odds find each other and find the truth.

You won't want to put it down.

The Crows Call by Wanda Brunstetter

Amy loved her boyfriend, her family and her community.

Then everything changed. Her Father, Brother and Brother-in-law were whipped out in a tragic buggy accident. Amy tries to hold everything together, Help her Mom run the Greenhouse, their only source of income, keep her brother on the straight and narrow as he becomes more and more bitter, and let her sister heal as she tries to care for her two children alone.  Amy decides she has no more time for courting, and breaks things off with her boyfriend.  Can there ever be joy in her life again? Can she manage everything and save her family? Can she learn to trust God again? 

A wonderful story from one of my favorite Authors!