Years ago, I read in Exodus about how God provided manna for His people each day. One morning soon after, I was saying the Lord's prayer with my children. When I said, “give us this day our daily bread,” it stood out to me. Although this reference relates to physical needs, I believe it also pertains to spiritual needs. I feel God wants to give us spiritual manna every single day. Each day He has something to reveal about Himself. “Reflections” comes from a journal that I began writing so I wouldn’t forget these daily treasures. I wanted to be able to come back to them and reflect...

A heartwarming small-town romance about finding love in unexpected places. The Rustic Spoon is my family’s legacy, and I’m watching it slip away. Despite my best efforts, the bills keep piling up, and customers are becoming scarce. Then Henry Jameson walks in—celebrity chef, hometown success story, and my childhood tormentor. He’s back in Birch Springs scouting locations for his own restaurant, and he has his eye on my building. I’d rather see the diner burn to the ground than sell it to him. Just as I’m about to lose everything, Henry offers an unexpected lifeline: a business ...

He’s Silas McKay, head of Discreet Corporate Security Services (DCSS) in Dallas, Texas. She’s Ashley Davenport, the daughter of DCSS’s highest-paying client. They each have personal issues....

Military heroes, law enforcement, medical first responders, and their K-9 partners put their lives and hearts on the line to rescue the innocent in this sweet and swoony, pulse-pounding series! Book #5: The Secret Crush Rescue A K9-certified EMT, the new girl in town he instantly falls for, and the blind date disaster that finally makes her notice him — but not the way he hopes! Book #6: The Bachelorette Rescue A cowboy cop is secretly in love with the girl next door (who thinks of him as her best friend), until a blizzard forces them to face what their hearts truly want for Christmas. ...

Jordan Riley hasn't believed in God since before the traumatic events that marred his childhood, but when he returns to his hometown years later, he finds himself struggling between his current doubts and the comfort of his former religion.

Three deaths in three years. His mother. His best friend. And now, his two-year-old daughter. In this moving story, a Christian author goes to a retreat center to grieve and face the hard questions about God that he is asking in the wake of these losses. If you have ever felt alone, betrayed, abandoned - if you have found yourself asking God why - this novel may be a source of hope. And if you have ever wondered what heaven is like, this book provides a beautiful vision.

Step into a heartwarming world of cowboys and courage, family and fun, sweet romance and happily ever afters. Come home to Sweet Water, North Dakota, a small town where faith changes things and everyone knows your name.

Will Reo Greene ever learn to say no? She's just finished organizing Lilac's first 5k race and is swamped with Online college exams. Now, the mayor wants her to collaborate with Jack Warfield to evaluate Main Street decoration proposals for the town's upcoming 250th anniversary. The last thing she wants is to work with the man who rejected her five years before, but the mayor is determined to make an example of the two former high school enemies. If Reo and Jack can collaborate for the good of the town, maybe everyone else will try to get along.

Harper Taylor is used to being alone - after all, she grew up in one foster home after another. Oliver Jackson finally took her under his wing when she was a runaway teenager. But she’s never stopped wishing for a family of her own. So when a DNA test reveals a half-sister living just two hours away, Harper is both hopeful and nervous. Over warm cinnamon rolls, Harper and Annabelle find striking similarities in their stories. Is it just a coincidence that both their mothers died tragically, without revealing Harper and Annabelle’s father’s name?

An excerpt from the book: "Sure, it's unusual to have an 18-year-old mother when you're 12. But when you're an orphan and she's your aunt and the only mother you've ever had well, as I explained, it had worked out real well..."