Fiction

Over the Edge – Irene Hannon

Over the Edge by Irene Hannon follows the romantic growth between two flawed, traumatized characters as they try to solve a murder. Personal chef Lindsey Barnes survived a mass shooting nearly two years ago, and […]

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Non-Fiction

Empowered to Repair – Brenda Salter-McNeil

Reconciliation isn’t enough—or rather, reconciliation without reparation is incomplete. Think of it, to reconcile means to bring two disparate things back together. A connection has been broken and reconciliation reforges the connection. But what if […]

Non-Fiction

Lead Like the Real You – Amy Orr-Ewing

Structured like a series of letters—based on actual correspondence between Amy Orr-Ewing and a mentee—Lead Like the Real You is a collection of personal, thoughtful, and conversational essays on leadership particularly as it pertains to […]

Academic

Claiming the Courageous Middle: Daring to Live and Work Together for a More Hopeful Future – Shirley A. Mullen

People talk a lot about how polarized America is and how increasingly uncivil our public discourse has become, but people rarely suggest substantive solutions for how to deal with this. In Claiming the Courageous Middle, […]

Non-Fiction

Pastors’ Wives Tell All: Navigating Real Church Life with Honesty and Humor – Stephanie Gilbert, Jessica Taylor, and Jenna Allen

There are lots of great books on the market about pastoral ministry, and about how ministry families can deal with the unique pressures that come with always being on call and in the spotlight. This […]