Adult

At the turn of the last century, when Ciro catches the local priest in a scandal, he is banished from his village and sent to hide in America as an apprentice to a shoemaker in Little Italy. Without explanation, he leaves a bereft Enza behind. Soon, Enza's family faces disaster and she, too, is forced to go to America with her father to secure their future.

A great-granddaughter of a Titanic survivor, Kelsey Tate turns to Cole Thorton and is strengthened by his love and her childhood faith after her boss is murdered and her own life is threatened. Kelsey must race the clock to protect her family legacy, her livelihood and her future.

By reading the words of Jesus through the perspective of his first Jewish followers, Lois Tverberg invites readers to follow their Rabbi more closely, examining his teachings in the light of their Jewish context.

Emma has only begun to heal after Carl left her small Amish community four years prior. Now, reeling from the unexpected death of her parents, Emma is plunged back into a world of despair and confusion, one only complicated by Carl’s return and her untimely infatuation with Thomas, a strong, quiet widower.

Charles R. Swindoll shares the expertise that has lauded him as one of America’s preeminent communicators. Whether preparing for a speech or simply organizing one’s thoughts, SAYING IT WELL helps readers master the art of effective communication.

Drawing from her bestselling books and popular “Woman After God’s Own Heart” radio spots and podcasts, Elizabeth George shares energizing devotions to  help moms with children of all ages refuel with the power of God’s Word, tap into Scripture’s wisdom for parenting, and embrace the amazing privilege of raising children.

Tackling such controversial issues as stem cell research, abortion, health care and the environment, INDIVISIBLE explores the conservative political perspective with a Christian eye, connecting biblical principles with practical politics.

The unfruitful resistance to her Christian upbringing that colored much of her early life so too colors Andrea Dilley’s memoir, a story of crisis but also redemption that speaks to anyone driven to the margins of belief by skepticism and doubt.

Though Emily has been sober for over a year, her family still has trouble trusting her, fearing she’ll relapse. But things get worse --- much worse --- when police discover a bomb planted under Emily’s car, and it becomes clear that Emily’s problems aren’t limited to addiction.

When her husband Brent cheats on her, Dayna moves on, finding comfort in a new relationship with a faith-filled colleague. Yet when Brent resurfaces on her doorstep seven years later asking for forgiveness and support, Dayna is once again forced to explore the meaning of unconditional love.