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When her husband locks her out of their Chicago penthouse and disappears with her sons, Gabby is left homeless and stunned.

Burton's first novel in this Biblical series tells the fictionalized tale of a young Jewish lady who makes and markets pottery to support her family.

Ann Burton pens a historical novel about the Biblical heroine who risks all by wielding a tent peg and mallet.

Shorn of her hair, stripped of her clothes, and cast out of her father's house, Rahab now scavenges the streets.

Lured by a mysterious note, recently retired Father Tim heads for his boyhood home of Holly Springs, Mississippi.

A single visit to a West Virginia prison can't resolve the tragic pasts of convicted child-killer Will Hatfield and his former sweetheart Karin.

An FBI undercover operation gone bad convinces Rae Gabriella to move near her hometown and work as a private investigator with another former agent.

Now divorced and unemployed, a senator's no-nonsense chief of staff learns she has inherited a funeral home in Florida.

Now living in the Victorian funeral home she inherited, Jennifer struggles to rebuild her post-divorce life in Florida.

A busy single mom runs a Florida funeral home. But her mortuary work becomes even more poignant when her assistant discloses his terminal illness.

With Lucifer securely locked away for a thousand years, the Lord Jesus Christ now reigns over a renewed earth.

Caught on the front lines of the Great War and torn by feuding families, the French village of Briecort is rocked by fear, suspicion, and blame.

Hoping to atone for failing her sister Dilly, Hannah leaves her California life behind to return to the Illinois farm of her youth.

Spoiled teens Crystal and Sahara get sent to live with their grandmother, Ma Ray, for a summer without cell phones, Internet, or boys.

Hannah Sunderland is devastated when her brother is jailed for joining the Colonial cause.