Harriet Duval has it all—a handsome French husband, a delightful young daughter, a successful career as a professional ballerina behind her, and a beautiful future in a charming village in the English countryside. Even her beloved sisters can’t see the painful truth she hides beneath her perfect mask…
Successful businessman Leo Duval is at a breaking point physically, emotionally, and spiritually as he is forced to harbor secrets in Paris while his marriage in England dissolves before his very eyes.
The magnetic pull of Harriet’s old dancing life and the shocking murder of a Swan Lake ballerina causes her to question everything: faith, future, family. When the killer begins targeting the Duval family, Leo and Harriet’s vulnerable marriage is tested by an unimaginable traumatic event. Will the guilt they carry divide them when they need each other most?
Paperback : 296 pages
Mountain Brook Ink
Anthony and his friends have barely caught their breath after escaping wild vines and dive-bombing birds when Parable Port is hit with the storm of the century. The rain won’t stop. The waters are rising. And something about it feels… biblical.
Turns out, the Parable of the Wise and Foolish Builders has gone haywire—and the whole town is in danger of being washed away. Teaming up with Grace and Duck, Anthony sets out to track down the mysterious lighthouse keeper, Captain David, who just might hold the key to saving Parable Port.
Meanwhile, budding podcaster J.R. is starstruck by a quirky new celebrity journalist in town. But when chasing a big story starts costing her real friendships, J.R. must decide what matters more: likes and listeners, or truth and loyalty.
As electric eels zap through flooded streets and homes crumble like sandcastles, the gang must decode clues, face tough choices, and learn what it really means to build your life on a solid foundation.
Can they reach Captain David before the storm destroys everything—or will Parable Port be lost beneath the waves?
Perfect for boys and girls ages 8-12.
Paperback : 240 pages
Tyndale Kids
Join a silly narwhal as he explores God’s creation and introduces children to six classes of animals. Readers will delight at the narwhal’s unsuccessful disguises as he tries to join each class, from the reptiles (as a turtlecorn?) to the land mammals (a moosicorn?), before he lands where he belongs.
While children giggle over the narwhal’s silliness, they will . . .
• Learn that God is the Creator of all things
• Explore six scientific classes of animals
• Meet dozens of God’s animal creatures—from a slimy axolotl to a whiskered walrus
This delightful board book is perfect for young animal lovers and ends with a reminder that people—including each little reader—are the greatest part of God’s wide, wonderful creation!
Board Book : 24 pages
B&H Kids
Ivy Malone, a New-York Historical Society librarian, is dedicated to preserving Manhattan’s rich history, but when society grand dame Adeline King anonymously reveals her shocking life story, Ivy finds herself holding a highly coveted secret. Burdened with the responsibility of keeping Adeline’s identity hidden, the matter grows increasingly complicated when two men claim ties to the elderly woman–one of them accusing Adeline of involvement in a crime.
Another dilemma brews when Ivy’s Italian cousin, Gina, is detained at Ellis Island for lack of proper documentation. Hoping an immigration service can resolve the misunderstanding, Ivy employs their help but is instead thrust into a dangerous world. With time running out, she must unravel the tangle of secrets that bind Adeline’s past, Gina’s freedom, and her own safety. Who can she trust, and how far is she willing to go to protect those she loves?
This sweeping historical romance set against the backdrop of 1920s Manhattan, New York, and Ellis Island features family secrets, immigration, and a librarian’s quest for justice. Fans of Elizabeth Camden and Roseanna M. White will savor this story that’s perfect for book club discussions.
Paperback : 400 pages
Bethany House Publishers
People don’t usually associate the word “repentance” with happiness, but Scripture says it’s cause for celebration. Angels rejoice over sinners who repent. A once heartbroken father threw a party for his prodigal son. True repentance is “coming home” to find joy in God. Why do so many people today view it as a burden?
Pastor Chris Brauns explains that deep, abiding gladness comes when we grieve sin and turn toward Jesus. This thorough study of repentance examines the Old and New Testaments as well as the Westminster Shorter Catechism. It is made practical with reflection questions, prayers, and advice for daily sanctification. As readers apply biblical principles, they will experience life-giving joy in their spiritual lives and restoration in their relationships.
- Practical Theology: Personal stories, reflection questions, short prayers, and advice help readers live out the doctrine of repentance
- Fosters Ongoing Growth and Sanctification: Urges readers to turn their hearts, minds, and wills away from sin and toward Jesus for faith that bears fruit
- Biblical Encouragement: Great for readers who want to experience personal spiritual growth as well as restoration in their relationships
- Biblical and Pastoral Counseling: An accessible resource for pastors and counselors to use in motivating and equipping counselees
- Features a Foreword by Rosaria Butterfield
Paperback : 264 pages
Crossway
Paperback : 176 pages
Our Daily Bread Publishing