When her family is suddenly all killed at the same time, is there any possibility that Dani will ever be able to live again?

Life was very good for Suzie and her husband—could God prove Himself still good after Daryle died of cancer?

A mother celebrates her life with many children, proving that she is one of the richest women in the world.

Lilian’s adoptive mother recently died, and she is ready to leave for Europe with her father—and then she hears that her sister may still be alive.

Anne Ayscough loved reading the Bible and learning about God, but was forced into a loveless marriage with a man whose family were staunch Catholics.

Still clinging to unresolved bitterness, Sanford isn’t about to try to get up any Christmas spirit for the season. Can Natalie, teaming up with Sanford’s granny and some friends, help him learn to forgive?

Alex wants to date Reagan, but she’s determined he has done far too much against her to make that a remote possibility—so when she challenges him to apologize for something he’s done in exchange for a date, can he come up with anything?

Now that Ben is a Christian, he wants to learn all he can about being Christ-like. But when the one girl he doesn’t want to see again appears in his life, claiming she’s pregnant with his child, can he do what Jesus wants him to?

After starting a bookstore, Harvey is ready for life to quiet down when someone is murdered close to her shop—can they catch the perpetrator in time before others die?

Thirty lessons make up the best book I have ever read about marriage.

When Uncle Bud wants a miracle involving another person for his last Christmas gift, what can Mallory do?

Alyssa’s life certainly didn’t follow the plan she had mapped out—could she survive losing her young husband to cancer?

In the context of renovating an old, dilapidated house in Charleston, the author gives much wise advice for marriage.

When Flynne sees danger that no one else seems to be aware of and takes steps to save someone when she really doesn’t know what she is doing, will she succeed—or will The Agency end up being destroyed?

When her family was in trouble, Nancy impetuously did the only thing she could think of to make the money they needed to survive—disguised herself as a boy and joined the Pony Express!

When she is suddenly taken to the future by mistake, Andi must choose between two impossible options.