Changing Seasons by Sue A. Fairchild Don’t we all simply want to find God’s purpose for our lives? I certainly did, for the longest time. In college, I studied graphic design and after schooling worked five years in that field. I’ve always been artistic and creating ads, church bulletins, and various other printing projects utilized…
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Clean Sweep Available for Pre-Order
Ta dah!!!! In six weeks where I released Building Hearts, had two eye surgeries, and attended/hosted two conferences for women, I give you the sixth release in the Dogwood Creek Matchmakers series, Clean Sweep. The series also features Leah Atwood, Robin Bayne, JoAnn Durgin, Dawn Kinzer, Lisa Prysock, and Lori Soard. We release a novella…
The Oddball Ornaments by Terry Overton
The Oddball Ornaments: The Story of Christmas What motivated you to write The Oddball Ornaments? Christmas is such a wonderful celebration of the birth of Christ, and in our home, we decorate early in the season. Sitting by the tree, I wondered to myself, “If the ornaments could talk, what would they want children to…
Guess Why God Made the Rainbow by Karen Ferguson
Guess Why God Made the Rainbow and other Questions for Kids I recently welcomed my third grandchild into the world, and within a month saw my third book-baby released, just in time to dedicate to this beautiful, precious new life! Guess Why God Made the Rainbow is book #3 in the 7-book Questions for…
Fiction Finder October2025 New Releases
October 2025 New Releases More in-depth descriptions of these books can be found on the ACFW Fiction Finder website Biblical: Rescued Heart: The Story of Sarah by Angela Hunt — A master of biblical research, Angela Hunt delivers a series starter that transports readers to the Old Testament world of Sarah and Abraham, making this…
Promise Me Tomorrow by Donna Jo Stone
Promise Me Tomorrow, a Fictional Look at Grief, Love, and Growth by Donna Jo Stone Grief is universal, yet isolating. Novels and stories about loss allow us to confront difficult emotions from a distance, by stepping into another person’s life, even if that person is fictional. It’s comforting to recognize that someone else (whether the…