Most Highly Favored Daughter by Janice Palko
Her perfect life hides her city’s darkest secrets. Can Cara face the light of truth and come to understand real love?
Her perfect life hides her city’s darkest secrets. Can Cara face the light of truth and come to understand real love?
Two youth group leaders rekindle their friendship and find love with each other along the way.
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Ordinary schoolgirls face a terrible fate: abuse, forced marriages, and even death at the hands of Islamic extremists.
Can John save the Statue of Liberty and keep from getting kicked off the team and out of the Academy?
A deep, honest story of emotional struggle, temptation, and sacrifice.
The mist that settles over San Francisco hides the ugly parts of her world. Can Kristine find the courage to see with unclouded eyes?
Stories from the front lines of the Church’s mission to protect Brazilians farmers from theft and greed.
A young girl goes pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago on behalf of her brother and finds her place in the world.
Belloc was known as a Catholic polemicist with a vicious talent for skewering his opponents. Anyone struggling to persevere as a Christian in the fields of journalism or media should read him. His children’s books have an acerbic humor that will appeal to bored veterans of political correctness, especially teens.
A table built by the grandfather of Jesus Christ survives the darkest moment in history to bring peace to a widowed musician
How reading fiction became a crucial step in my conversion to the Catholic Church.
Lucy has been broken by the horrors of polio and the war for Irish Independence. Can Australia offer her a new life and a new home?
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A cloistered nun confronts her faith when she realizes that the private revelations she has been given might be the product of epilepsy.
After the loss of her child, Rachel goes insane but she must pull her mind back together to solve a murder and save her own life.
The Grace Crasher is the ecumenical romantic dramedy that everyone who has ever had family members in split churches needs to read.
Amidst the Free-love Women’s-lib culture of the 70’s how can one young girl find her path to sainthood?
Fr. Jay left his criminal past behind him, but it’s coming back for vengeance and it might take his parish down with him.
Flannery O’Connor takes us into the mental experience of one of those people Jesus condemned.
When an old man dies his daughter must trace her family tree to find the ability to forgive him.