Lost in Dreams
Roger Bruner, Kristi Rae Bruner
Paperback, 368 pp., $9.99
Barbour Publishing (July 1, 2011)

Join eighteen-year-old Kim Hartlinger, as she arrives home from a life-changing mission trip to a remote Mexican village. This second novel in a new series for teen girls will challenge your faith—and capture your heart—as you journey with Kim through the biggest struggle of her life and faith.

Five Miles South of Peculiar
Angela Hunt
Paperback, 384 pp., $14.99
Howard Books (June 5, 2012)

Darlene Caldwell has spent a lifetime tending Sycamores, an estate where she reigns as queen… until her limelight-stealing twin sister unexpectedly returns. Carlene Caldwell, veteran of the Broadway stage, is devastated when throat surgery spells the end of her career. She retreats to Sycamores, her childhood home. Magnolia Caldwell has never wanted to live anywhere but Sycamores, but when she meets a man haunted by his own tragedy, she must find the courage to cut the apron strings that tie her to a dear and familiar place.

Into The Free
Julie Cantrell
Paperback, 368 pp., $12.99
David C. Cook (February 1, 2012)

Young Millie Reynolds must confront the past and overcome her family’s long history of destructive choices before finding her own path to freedom.

The Key on the Quilt
Stephanie Grace Whitson
Paperback, 320 pp., $12.99
Barbour Books (March 1, 2012)

Enter a historic Nebraskan prison where three women find betrayal, love, and ultimate truth. Jane Prescott is serving a sentence for murder. Can a broken spirit be healed behind bars? Matron Mamie Dawson is called to help the women in her charge. Will a guard’s attentions keep her from her mission? Warden’s wife Ellen Sullivan has changed her preconceptions about these prisoners. Will it be enough to save her? Will the cryptic quilt connecting their lives expose the truth of one woman’s past and ensure a better future for them all?

Addison Blakely: Confessions of a PK
Betsy St. Amant
Paperback, 368 pp., $9.99
Barbour Books (January 1, 2012)

Sixteen-year-old Addison Blakely has tirelessly played the role of PK—preacher’s kid—her entire life. But after Wes Keegan revs his motorcycle into town and into her heart, Addison begins to wonder how much of her faith is her own and how much has been handed to her. She isn’t so sure she wants to be the good girl anymore.