THE VOICE
by Bill Myers

What if the voice of God has been captured on tape? What if it refutes the foundations of Judeo-Christian belief?  What if its power could dissolve the very reality it created?

Thirteen-year-old Jazmin’s parents have just been captured by radicals, and her uncle, burned-out Special Forces Agent, Charles Madison, is the only one who can save them. Apparently, while creating a computer program, Jazmin’s parents discovered and recorded the voice of God. Now the implications have shaken the world to its core…and some have taken action.

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A SHADOW OF TREASON
by Tricia Goyer

After following her fiancé, Michael, to Spain , and then witnessing his death during the Spanish Civil War, Sophie has fallen in love with another man, Philip. But now Philip is being shipped off to the front lines of the war, and Sophie discovers that her first love, Michael, only staged his death—and not only that, but her ‘boss’, Walt, requests that she returns to Michael to get much needed information from him about a stolen shipment of gold.

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A WHISPER OF FREEDOM
by Tricia Goyer

Sophie, Philip, and Walt hope to get the gold out of the country so Walt can sell it to collectors, but Michael has managed to get all possible ways of shipment blocked. So now Sophie and Walt are stuck in the mountains, trying to hide a truck-load of gold, and figure out a plan. The only thing they can come up with is to send Sophie back into enemy territory, right in the midst of their operations and have her smuggle information out.

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For Parent’s Only
by Shaunti Feldman and Lisa A. Rice

Raising children is such a daunting task. But when they become teenagers it’s a whole different ball game! What happened to all those sweet young faces? What happened to all the hugs and the sound of “I love you, Mom” ringing in your ears? Now the only ringing you’re hearing is their cell phone going off and the door slamming to their room.

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FOR PETE’S SAKE
by Linda Windsor

When Ellen Brittingham is contracted to do the landscaping for the estate next door, she isn’t sure what to think. She instantly fell in love with the car the wealthy widower owns, but she isn’t sure what to think of the man—or his beauty queen “Barbie-doll” fiancée. Still she has an instant bond with Adrian’s eleven-year-old son, Pete.

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SURRENDER BAY
by Denise Hunter

Samantha Owens is struggling to raise her eleven-year-old daughter, Caden, alone. Finances are tight, and when Samantha receives word that her estranged step-father has died and she’s the heir, she’s thrilled with the idea of a cabin on Natucket—it would sell for a million dollars and her struggles would be over.

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Trusting God’s People …Again
by Blake Coffee and Debbie Taylor Williams

This book is rather unique. There are two authors. Blake Coffee takes certain passages of Scripture and expounds them in light of the topics he’s discussing. Debbie Taylor Williams then weaves these concepts into a work of fiction. The basic concept of the book is what happens when Christians hurt other Christians.

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