No Woman so Far

Set in the world of the Old Testament, No Woman So Fair brings to life the challenges faced by Abraham as he journeys in faith and obedience to God’s call. Through detailed storytelling, Morris paints a picture of ancient life, highlighting both the struggles and triumphs of following God’s will. This novel blends biblical events with dramatic storytelling, making it accessible for readers …

The Peacemakers

In this installment of the American Family Portrait series, the Morgan family once again faces the challenges of a divided nation, this time during the Vietnam War era. The Peacemakers portrays the struggles of soldiers, families, and communities torn apart by conflict, while also revealing the role of faith and reconciliation in times of division. Cavanaugh weaves together history and fiction …

Scaramouche: A Romance of the French Revolution

Rafael Sabatini’s Scaramouche combines political intrigue, romance, and thrilling adventure in a tale of revenge, justice, and personal transformation during the French Revolution. Through the witty and courageous André-Louis, the novel explores themes of class conflict, justice, and the power of words and actions to inspire change.

The Man From Lancer Avenue

Morgan’s narrative blends everyday life with lessons of faith, portraying a man whose journey illustrates God’s guidance in times of trial and joy. Both heartwarming and thought-provoking, the book encourages readers to reflect on their own walk with God and the impact of one life lived faithfully.

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The Victors

Cavanaugh combines historical accuracy with Christian themes to create a compelling narrative of a family torn apart by the Civil War. While capturing the brutality and moral dilemmas of the time, The Victors also emphasizes courage, reconciliation, and the sustaining power of faith. The novel is both an engaging historical drama and an inspiring spiritual reflection on hope in the midst of nat…

The House of the Seven Gables

Hawthorne’s novel blends Gothic atmosphere with moral allegory, using the decaying Pyncheon mansion as a symbol of the destructive power of inherited sin and greed. While dark and mysterious, the narrative also offers hope through the character of Phoebe, whose warmth and innocence suggest renewal. The House of the Seven Gables remains a classic of American literature, praised for its psychol…

The Man From Snowy River and other verses

Paterson’s collection paints a vivid picture of colonial Australian life, honoring the resilience, humor, and bravery of those living in the bush. With memorable ballads like The Man from Snowy River, the poems blend romanticism with realism, preserving the legends of rural Australia. The work remains a cornerstone of Australian literature, embodying the spirit of adventure and national pride…

The Patriots

This novel brings the American Revolution to life through the Morgan family, blending historical events with spiritual lessons. Jeshua Morgan, driven by faith and a desire for liberty, must reconcile the costs of war with his devotion to God and family. Cavanaugh weaves together patriotism and Christian faith, presenting a story of courage, conviction, and endurance. The book serves as both an …

The Children's Hour with Arthur Uncle

The Children’s Hour presents a treasury of timeless, character-building stories meant to guide children in moral and spiritual growth. Each story, rooted in everyday experiences, conveys lessons about truthfulness, compassion, respect for parents, trust in God, and the rewards of good choices. Written in a warm and engaging style, Uncle Arthur’s stories captivated young readers while reinfo…