What new releases are you looking forward to this winter? Here are the ones I’ll reading in the next few weeks. Click on any cover to check out the book on Amazon. Don’t forget to preorder!
“The Seamstress of Acadie” by Laura Frantz
If you love novels with rich historical details seamlessly woven in, you are probably already familiar with Laura Frantz. This story is set in eighteenth century Canada and will be one of my very next reads.
“The Divine Proverb of Streusel” by Sara Brunsvold
Sara’s debut novel, The Extraordinary Deaths of Mrs. Kip, has been met with broad acclaim. I have a feeling her second release is going to be just as well-received and touch many hearts.
“Of Love and Treason” by Jamie Ogle
Are you familiar with the origins of Valentine’s Day? In this debut novel from Tyndale, travel back to Rome in AD 270 to learn about this faithful hero in the retelling of his story.
“Embers in the London Sky” by Sarah Sundin
A young widow is separated from her three-year-old son during the London Blitz. Doesn’t that description already tug on your heartstrings? Sarah Sundin is the queen of WWII Christian fiction, and I can’t wait to read this one.
FBI agent Jude has no problems following rules—until he meets Gemma and has to pose as her boyfriend in order to complete their protection assignment. This sequel to Memory Lane takes us back to Maine for another adventure with the Camden brothers.
“The Rhythm of Fractured Grace” by Amanda Wen
I have loved Amanda Wen’s Kansas-centered split-time novels. The contemporary half of the story focuses on addressing abuse in the church, while the historical counterpart is based on a real-life ancestor of Amanda’s who survived being scalped.
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