The Thing About Home by Rhonda McKnight

Publisher Description:

When model-turned-social-media-influencer Casey Black is left at the altar at her vow renewal ceremony, the news goes viral. Disgraced, short millions of followers and one husband, Casey flees to her family's South Carolina farm.

There she meets handsome manager Nigel and discovers her roots through her great-grandmother's journals. Is she courageous enough to embrace her newfound legacy?

Indigo Isle by T. I. Lowe

Publisher Description:

Hollywood location scout Sonny Bates left South Carolina 15 years ago---and never looked back. But the latest project has her searching for secluded sites off Charleston's coast.

Then an incoming hurricane traps Sonny on a private barrier island with its reclusive owner. When an unlikely romance develops, can two damaged souls offer each other a second chance?

Her Only Wish by Shelley Shepard Gray

Publisher Description:

Betsy Detweiler is determined to leave Kentucky behind and head back down to Pinecraft, Florida- a town that holds special memories for her.

In addition to reconnecting with her best friends, Betsy has created a life list and wants to be sure to complete each adventure with gusto.

The Rhythm of Fractured Grace by Amanda Wen

When worship pastor Matt Buchanan enters her shop with the broken instrument, Siobhan is drawn to the challenge of restoring it but is wary of Matt, whose presence stirs painful memories of her past. As the violin's restoration progresses, so does a growing connection between the two, forcing them to confront their own secrets and wounds.

Intertwined with Siobhan's story is a historical tale of Deborah Caldwell, a woman scarred by a brutal attack that claimed her family. The violin that connects both stories becomes a symbol of healing as Deborah's fragile faith is tested by love and the haunting memories of her past. Together, both narratives explore themes of forgiveness, healing, and the belief that no one is too broken to be restored by God's grace.

A Fifth of the Story by  Dr. Katherine Hutchinson Hayes

In this debut political thriller, CIA agent Brock finds himself in the center of a national security crisis following an attack on U.S. soil. As he races to protect his field officer's family and uncover the mastermind behind the breach, Brock faces a shocking betrayal from one of his closest allies.

With time running out and an extremist organization closing in, he must stop the threat or risk losing everything, including his own life. This action-packed thriller delves into espionage, loyalty, and betrayal, as Brock's courage and resilience are pushed to their limits.

An American Immigrant by Johanna Rojas Vann

Publisher Description:

Melanie, a hard-working Colombian-American journalist, is frustrated her mom doesn't take the time to understand her. When Melanie's job leads her to Colombia, she realizes the land tells untold stories about her heritage, mother, family, and the richest parts of herself.

Inspired by real-life events and a commitment to embracing the generations that have gone before.

On Moonberry Lake by Holly Varni

Publisher Description:

Cora Matthews returns to Moonberry Lake to settle her mother's affairs and then get on with her life.

What she finds is a strangely enticing inheritance, including a dilapidated lodge, a lot of eccentric neighbors, a handsome stranger, and a whole lot of family secrets to unravel.

He Should Have Told the Bees by Amanda Cox

In Beekeeper Beckett Walsh's life, everything falls apart after her father's sudden death, leaving her with a new co-owner of the family apiary who wants to sell the property. Beck can't understand why her father would risk losing everything they built together.

Meanwhile, Callie Peterson, unexpectedly named in the trust of a man she never knew, faces financial struggles and the pressure of helping her mother recover from substance abuse. As these two women confront their shared inheritance, they uncover long-hidden secrets and the possibility of a hopeful future.

The Last Exchange by Charles Martin

Publisher Description:

When ex-Special Forces agent Pockets is hired as a bodyguard for movie star Joe Sue, he quickly learns there is a public and private side to her personality---which are incongruous.

Very few people would notice when the bottom falls out for her, but he does. Just how far will he go for love?

The Wind Blows in Sleeping Grass by Katie Powner

Publisher Description:

After drifting for years, 50-year-old Pete Ryman returns to Sleeping Grass. Where else can a high-school dropout go? Widow Wilma Jacobsen, still feeling guilty over her role in his departure, resolves to make things right.

But when Pete's younger sister appears---with her 11-year-old son---will Wilma discover the price of redemption is higher than she imagined?

The Year of Jubilee by Cindy Morgan

Publisher Description:

When her little brother, Isaac, falls gravely ill, 13-year-old Grace is determined to save him. Left with her Aunt June, she waits and worries---until she meets a gifted boy who could be the key to saving Isaac.

Then the unthinkable happens, and Grace must figure out what she believes amid conflicting voices of those she loves.

Appalachian Song by Michelle Shocklee

Publisher Description:

Midwife Bertie Jenkins still recalls the day Songbird showed up on her doorstep pregnant and injured---and soon forced to make a heartbreaking decision!

Thirty years later, country singer Walker Wylie and adoption advocate Reese Chandler arrive in Tennessee, hoping to discover the reason he was relinquished by his birth mom.

Will Bertie share her secrets?

The Foxhole Victory Tour by Amy Lynn Green

Set during WWII, this historical fiction novel follows Maggie McCleod and Catherine Duquette, two women from different worlds who join a USO camp show for a fresh start. Maggie, a fiery wartime orchestra musician, seeks adventure, while Catherine, a wealthy woman, hopes to uncover the truth about a missing pilot.

Along with a group of diverse performers, the women face rivalry as their tour manager dangles a Hollywood spotlight contract. As they travel closer to the front lines in Tunisia, personal tensions and the dangers of war threaten their careers—and their lives.

The Warsaw Sisters by Amanda Barratt

Publisher Description:

In WWII Poland, two sisters fight against the darkness engulfing their homeland, one by entering a daring network of women sheltering Jewish children and the other by joining the ranks of Poland’s secret army.

As Warsaw buckles under German oppression, they must rely on the courage that calls the ordinary to resist.

A Winter by the Sea by Julie Klassen

In this charming historical romance, the Summers sisters find their quiet seaside life upended when they host three of the Duke and Duchess of Kent's staff for the winter. As mysterious secrets and romantic possibilities unfold, Emily Summers pursues her dream of becoming an author.

When a local publisher rejects her, a rival offers her a deal—write a guidebook, and he'll consider her novel. As Emily works closely with the Duke's dashing secretary, a surprise visitor from her past reappears, forcing her to choose between old desires and new dreams.

Of Love and Treason by Jamie Ogle

Publisher Description:

Escape to Rome in A.D. 270, where Valentine performs wedding ceremonies despite the emperor's ban---and becomes the empire's most wanted man. When he meets a jailer's blind daughter, he's drawn to her.

But as past debt and staggering betrayal collide, will faith endure as they wrestle to trust a God who doesn't always keep his followers from peril?

The Seamstress of Acadie by Laura Frantz

Publisher Description:

With tensions high on Canada's Acadian shore, seamstress Sylvie Galant encounters British army ranger William Blackburn, who warns of the approaching invasion---and then resigns his commission, unwilling to participate in people's forced removal.

On a ramshackle ship to Virginia following her forced relocation, Sylvie's path crosses William's again. Can they untangle their shattered past to forge a future?

8 Down by Kimberley Woodhouse

In this pulse-pounding suspense novel, 8 Down, investigator Carrie Kintz faces her first major challenge with the Alaska Bureau of Investigation as a serial killer leaves clues hidden in crossword puzzles across the country. With eight victims already dead and more lives at risk, Carrie is determined to stop the madman and prove her worth.

When the case reveals a deeper, sinister cyberattack, Carrie calls in security specialist Scott Patteson for help. As tensions rise and her faith falters, Carrie must navigate both the deadly game of the killer and the growing attraction between her and Scott, all while racing against time to prevent more deaths.

The Lost Boys of Barlowe Theater by Jaime Jo Wright

Publisher Description:

What lurks beneath the stage of Barlowe Theater? In 1915, Greta's brother disappears during the stage's construction, unveiling ghostly secrets.

Decades later, Kit pairs up with ghost hunter Evan to unravel the theater's curse in an eerie search for a missing friend. Evil has marked the theater---will it entomb them all?

The Vanishing at Castle Moreau by Jaime Jo Wright

Publisher Description:

When Cleo is hired to help an aristocratic grandmother face her hoarding in the dilapidated Castle Moreau, more than just the Gothic writer's stash of collectibles is uncovered!

As Cleo unearths a harrowing century-old mystery of disappearance and insanity, will the old castle's curse rise again---and leave no one alive to tell the tale?