The Widow of Saunders Creek, by Tracey Bateman, was featured on USA Today’s “Happily Ever After” blog. Go here to read why this book is “fresh, compelling, romantic and a little bit scary.” The book was also reviewed on BookReporter.com, available here.
Canada’s only national weekly current affairs magazine MACLEANS, reaching 2.4 million readers, featured Cleaning House author Kay Wills Wyma. Click here to read!
In her debut book, Katie Gansherts rich modern characters grapple with the questions of life over death, happiness over grief, and God over self. These questions confront heroine Bethany Quinn most as she loses her worldly security and has to find out whether giving up her life can lead to true freedom and love.
Corrie Saunders, a young widow clutching to what little she has left of her life, has retreated to her husband Jarrod’s family home. Though she seems to feel Jarrod’s presence in the house, his cousin, Eli, knows better. It’s only through Eli’s faith that she can find her footing again, and the one she can truly put her faith into.
Wildflowers from Winter, the debut novel by author Katie Ganshert, received 4 Stars from Night Owl Reviews! “Wildflowers from Winter broke my heart, and stomped on my emotions. I laughed, I cried, and in the end I loved.” Click here to read why!
Mike Glenn, author of The Gospel of Yes, was featured on RelevantMagazine.com. Click here to read the excerpt, “Why a ‘You Complete Me’ Romance Is Incomplete.”
The Widow of Saunders Creek, by Tracey Bateman, was featured on USA Today’s “Happily Ever After” blog. Go 
