Book Description: In the Amish town of Sugarcreek, love comes in many forms. But will it come at all for Miriam? Miriam Zehr has worked at the Sugarcreek Inn longer than she cares to admit. The restaurant is a favorite of town residents as well as the many tourists who come to taste the famous…
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Book Review: Shadows of the Past by Patricia Bradley
While she’s stalking the truth . . . someone is stalking her. Psychology professor and criminal profiler Taylor Martin prides herself on being able to solve any crime, except the one she wants most desperately to solve–the disappearance of her father twenty years ago. When she finally has a lead on his whereabouts, Taylor returns…
Book Review: The Pleasure of His Company by Dutch Sheets
Experience God’s Presence in a Whole New Way There’s just something about people who are close to God. Through the ups and downs of life, they remain secure, hopeful. If you want a more rewarding spiritual life, if you want the pleasure of knowing your Creator’s heart, this soul-lifting book is for you. Learn…
Video of the Week: Better Than Revenge by Fay Lamb
“… if we kill him, our family will be safe …” Michael’s fiancée, Issie Putnam, was brutally attacked and Michael was imprisoned for a crime he didn’t commit. Now he’s home to set things right. Two people stand in his way: Issie’s son, Cole, and a madman. Can Michael learn to love the child Issie…
COTT: Redneck Debutante Wins Latest Clash
It is my great pleasure to announce the winner of this month’s clash… Redneck Debutante by Jenny Hammerle Congratulations, Jenny! Your book will be automatically entered for a chance to win a Laurel Award later this year! And a big thank-you to ALL our participating authors! Lacey Williams with Return of the Cowboy…
Sabbath Sunday: That Brilliant Light
Each Sunday I share my own nature photo along with a thought or two about God’s love for you. January in NE Ohio probably isn’t a top tourist destination stop. It’s often known for cloud cover, and this year, we saw several days where the windchill was -30. Yet, here’s this picture. From January. Brilliant…