Downfall
by Terri Blackstock |
Cry in the Night
by Colleen Coble | 
Twisted Innocence
by Terri Blackstock | 
Before I Wake
by Dee Henderson |
Beyond a Doubt
by Colleen Coble |
The Real Enemy
by Kathy Herman | 
Presumed Guilty
by James Scott Bell |
True Courage
by Dee Henderson | 
The Domino Effect
by Davis Bunn |
Beguiled
by Deeanne Gist |
The Betrayal
by Jerry B. Jenkins |
Shadows of Lancaster County
by Mindy Starns Clark | 
Elixir
by Davis Bunn |
The Bishop
by Steven James |
Deadly Encounter
by DiAnn Mills | 
The List
by Robert Whitlow | 
On This Day
by Melody Carlson |
Back Home Again
by Melody Carlson | 
Love Finds You in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts
by Melody Carlson |
Thicker than Blood
by C. J. Darlington |
"'?¦any story by Carlson is worth encountering." '??Booklist For fans of Terri Blackstock and Karen Kingsbury. BOOK DESCRIPTION: "We'll always be best friends." "That afternoon Mr. Jones read to them from Tom Sawyer, and when he reached the part about blood brothers, Judith knew just what she and Jasmine should do. Hidden behind an oak tree, the little girls jabbed their forefingers with a thumbtack and mixed their blood to become honest-to-goodness blood sisters. In their childish hearts they vowed to be best friends forever and ever." A mysterious envelope... A shocking obituary... A tumultuous trip to the past... Judith Blackwell returns to Cedar Crest trying to understand the sudden death of her dearest childhood friend, Jasmine Morrison. But her questions seem only to raise more questions. What is the dark secret of the sleepy little town she once called home? Why hadn't Jasmine been in contact with her? And where is God in all this? In her quest for the truth in matters of the heart and faith, Judith turns to a dedicated police detective. Together they form a plan that could either save Cedar Crest or send them tumbling down the same desperate road Jasmine found herself on. * * * REVIEWS: "Ms. Carlson's characters are realistic and facing issues that relevant in today's world." '??Romance Readers Connection "Melody Carlson's style is mature and bitingly funny, and her gift for connecting our heart to the character's plight also connects us to the complicated human condition and our need for one another." '??Patricia Hickman, author of Painted Dresses