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Land of Silence, Bread of Angels, Daughter of Rome, and Thief of Corinth: all amazing writing by Tessa Afshar.
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Andrew Peterson delights the soul in this updated version of The Wingfeather Saga Set of 4. Adventure, Suspense, Humor, Pirates, Imagination. Everyone in the family will enjoy digging into the life of the Igiby children. You will not want to put these books down. Expect some late nights of reading!
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"A thoroughly enjoyable read with great characters and a compelling, suspenseful story propelled by lots and lots of action. For me, the icing on the cake is the enlightening apologetics information masterfully woven into the story." Endorsement by Joe Barruso, Emmy Award Winning Director/Producer
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When I read the first book, My Brother's Keeper, I was amazed at how Tracy Groot brought to life what it must have been like for Jesus's family as they watched him leave their home, minister to others, die on the cross, and be resurrected back to life. I immediately started the second book, Stones of My Accuser. Groot is an amazing writer.
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In these two novels about Sarah, a young scribe who after many struggles finds her true worth in the Lord God, Tessa Afshar enlightens our understanding of the Old Testament time of King Darius and Nehemiah. As always with her novels, you won't want to put them down.
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Tessa Afshar convicts us of our judgmental attitudes, while at the same time encouraging us to be fully dedicated to our faithful Lord. Two novels that you will not be able to put down: Pearl in the Sand (about Rahab) and In the Field of Grace (about Ruth).
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At either end of Tenth Street in Atlanta, the welcome lights of two separate establishments beckon passersby—the staid and proper Trinity Chapel and The Challenger, a popular gentlemen’s club. Within them dwell conflicting sets of values and people who have radically divergent stories and very different lives—or do they?