Fiction Wednesday

The holiday season was light on new releases from my friends, as is January. However, I do have a new ad to share that Tyndale is planning to run soon in various publications. As you can see, my upcoming title, Springtime of the Spirit, is among them.

The blurbs are too small to read, but here’s what they say, from left to right:

Bound by Guilt
C.J. Darlington

Shuttled between foster homes, Roxi Gold will do anything to fit in. Soon she’s traveling the country stealing rare books from unsuspecting bookstores. Police officer Abby Dawson has seen the worst of society—and not just at work. One fateful night, both their lives are changed forever. One searches for justice; the other is on the run. Will the power of forgiveness set them free?

Beneath the Night Tree
Nicole Baart

Do I have a child? The shocking e-mail from her son’s father spins Julia DeSmit’s peaceful world off axis. She wants nothing more than to ignore it, but one look at her son convinces her that Parker is a part of their lives, for better or for worse. Faced with this new reality, Julia begins a tightrope walk between what was and what she hopes will be.

Possession
Rene Gutteridge

Detective Vance Graegan is burned out on life and love. Hoping to save his marriage, he quits the force and moves his wife and son to the other side of the country. But when the movers decide to hold his belongings for ransom, losing his possessions becomes the least of his problems. Soon everything they are fighting for begins to unravel in the hands of Vance’s past.

Springtime of the Spirit
Maureen Lang

After WWI, Annaliese Duray runs away from home only to find herself swept up in Munich’s political scene, fighting to give women a voice in the new government. When Christophe Brecht, a family friend, is sent to bring her home and an army from Berlin threatens everything she’s worked for, they both face choices that could jeopardize their loyalty, their love, and their lives.

Journey to Riverbend
Henry McLaughlin
Michael Archer is determined to carry out Ben Carstair’s dying wish: to be reconciled with his father. Unfortunately, Sam Carstairs is a ruthless businessman and has been kidnapped by someone he wronged. Now Michael must risk leaving behind his new love, Rachel Stone, to join the search posse.

I’ve only read one of these so far (uh-hmm, my own) but they all sound terrific to me! No wonder they’re calling it Christian fiction at its finest. (Can I say that of all these titles and still cling to a shred of humility?)

Anyway, look for this ad to appear in the next month or two in some of your favorite Christian places. And as always, Happy Reading!