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It looked like it was going to be a great job, working for the Haskins at Lakes Manor—good pay, excellent meals, not to mention the comforts of living in a grand house on majestic Lake Superior—but something about it wasn’t right. Josie is troubled by the curious stares and probing questions she receives from the family. When she begins finding important documents hidden within books that once belonged to the owner of the house, she becomes even more concerned. Is she in danger? Should she leave?

Josie seeks advice from the lawyer named on the documents and meets investigator Hugh Alden. Together they attempt to unravel the mystery about Charlotte Evans. Is she the former caretaker’s daughter who was crippled by an accident at the Manor? Is Lakes Manor really intended to be her inheritance?

If not for Rebekah, the youngest of the Haskins, Josie would have been more than willing to leave the Manor and its intrigues. But Rebekah is different from the others. With her bubbling personality and outgoing ways, she eagerly shares with Josie her love of the Lord Jesus Christ and his salvation. Since Rebekah is the only person Josie can get information out of, she decides to put up with her evangelizing, but she isn’t about to get caught up in it.

An attempt is made on Josie’s life. Who really is behind it? Can Josie and Hugh find the true heiress before it’s too late?

  Raised as twin sisters, Ruby and Garnette are separated as children and their lives turn in opposite directions.

  Taken from her home and brought to live on a wealthy man’s estate, Ruby is sent to the servant’s quarters, yet is educated by governesses. She has no idea why she is there or why she is not allowed to leave. 

  Garnette is also brought to live on a wealthy estate, only she is treated as the long-lost daughter. She is sent abroad to be educated in the finer ways of life and has access to vast amounts of wealth.

  Ruby and Garnette have one main desire—to find each other again. Their search brings them to their childhood home in Minnesota where they discover that only one of them is the true heiress to a fortune. But is it Ruby or is it Garnette? There are some who wish to steal the inheritance even if it means getting rid of both girls. Who can they trust?

  Ruby’s newfound faith as a child of God gives her peace in the trials she faces, but Garnette has never heard how God’s love and forgiveness can be hers. Could she give up all the wealth she has if Ruby is the true heiress?

“This should never have happened to me.”

Shanghaied, tortured, and beaten down, Keane Wheatly turns to a fellow prisoner for help. Together Keane and his friend Jake make their escape back to the Wheatly farm in Ulen, Minnesota, as far from an ocean as they can get. But adjusting to everyday life isn’t easy with the memories they both carry. Each day they rely more and more on God’s grace.

As Keane reacquaints himself with the farm, one day he hears a voice singing a hymn—a voice, sweeter than anything he has ever heard before. Each day he searches to learn who the singer is.

Newcomer Mina loves the small town of Ulen and the people she’s met, especially her shy new friend Tuva Thomsen. Although Tuva has known Keane all her life, she has never had the courage to speak to him, and Mina’s curiosity about the two men leads her to believe that one of them is not who he really says he is. 

While Keane tries to find the identity of the unknown singer, Mina tries to discover the true identity of the man she has come to love. When trouble hits town, they all learn the magnitude of God’s grace to each of them.

“It could be he’s out for revenge.”  

Garrett Foxe needs answers and the place to find them seems to be in Ulen, Minnesota. The papers he found among his mother’s things reveal that she had lied to him all his life. Can the people here help him find the truth?

Melody Wheatly knows she depends on her family too much, especially on her sister Harmony who needs to move on with her life. Melody is convinced that she will never marry. Should she move away and try to live independently and not be a burden on anyone?

Garrett’s arrival causes quite a stir in the town. The Rodwell and Wheatly families fear he has come to cause trouble Even their friend Jasper is openly suspicious of the man. Garrett’s disinterest in hearing about salvation in Christ concerns Melody especially when she overhears a plot to kill him. When more revelations about Garrett’s life come to light, they threaten the lives and even the faith of his newfound friends. 

In this sequel to A Sweet Voice, Melody, her friends, and her family learn To See and Know how God wants them to respond to the trials they face.

MEREDITH NEEDS ANSWERS

It was another new start, only this time not in a city where anonymity was possible, but rather in a brand new town carved out of the wilderness of northern Minnesota where Meredith was to learn that people not only helped one another but cared about one another too. 

And it was a good thing because ever since her father sent her off on her own to start a new job Meredith had been plagued with the feeling that she was being followed. When things are stolen from her apartment, her fears are realized. But going to the police is not an option, not when there is evidence that her father could be a murderer.  

But who does she trust? The handsome, helpful Jack who always turns up wherever she is? The friendly Max who comes to her rescue time and again? The older neighbor lady who knows everyone’s business? Or Betsy, the one who keeps telling her that the Lord will help her? 

Meredith’s quest for answers leads her to more than one new start in her life.

THIS CAN’T BE HAPPENING AGAIN!

In this sequel to A NEW START ~ AGAIN! Betsy Murdoch can’t believe it when her friend Caleb tells her of his brother Jack’s suspicions that he still believes there is missing money from their father’s robberies—not that Jack could do anything about it from jail—but strange things begin to happen, sending Betsy into a whirlwind of mysterious events.

Betsy is unexpectedly asked out by two men she just met at a wedding. Brody, in his cowboy boots and handmade mittens, was her kind of guy – fun loving and easy to talk to; whereas, Grant, in his suit, tie, and leather gloves, was more reserved and almost arrogant. Yet, both were interested in her, but not just her—her family. Why? Then one morning, Betsy wakes to find herself in a cabin surrounded by snow and trees, with no idea how she got there or who brought her there.

Betsy doesn’t know who to trust or what to believe about the new men in her life, but she turns to the Lord and His Word for guidance in making wise decisions. The trials she faces test that reliance, and through them she is able to share her hope in the Lord with the very people she suspects.