Marjorie Wetherill grew up in a loving family among the wealthy and privileged—but she always knew she was adopted.

Fraley MacPherson knows what it means to fear.

First published in 1898, this Grace Livingston Hill classic is a wonderful example of her ability to weave a moving story about perspectives on life.

Set in early 20th century America, this novel follows the story of April Gold, a young woman who faces various trials and tribulations with grace and poise.

This book comes highly recommended for its testament to the human spirit, the potency of unwavering faith, and the enduring power of love and forgiveness.

The protagonist, Duskin, navigates through challenges of love and sacrifice, making the novel a compelling read for fans of inspirational fiction.

With its timeless themes and engaging narrative, this book is sure to resonate with readers of all ages.

Dedicated missionary John Brownleigh has been traveling the desert for years, patiently bringing his gospel to Native American tribes and isolated pioneer communities.

A war hero wounded by love, Rodney Graeme returns home to face the aftermath of a broken engagement.