Dust to Dust
“The false story of anti-aging says: outward decline signals loss of identity and fear of suffering and death. To age is to diminish. The true story of aging says: outward decline yields inward growth of spiritual, and resurrection hope. To age is to deepen.”
The Memory Collectors
“I’ve been trapped in grief for so long I’ve forgotten what hope feels like. But here it is. There’s a chance. A real chance to stop this. We can save Sam. We can save ourselves.”
The Only One Left
“If she wants to tell me what happened, I’m willing to listen. Even though I suspect most of it will be lies. Or, worse, the complete, terrifying truth.”
The Hidden City
A Victorian era mystery set in London.
Who Am I and What Am I Doing with My Life?
“Sometimes the open-endedness of life can feel like opportunity, but other times it feels like self-doubt and missing out.”
Falling
“When the shoe dropped into her lap the foot was still in it.”
Meet Me in Paris
“‘Take some chances! Life isn’t just about making all the smart, safe moves.’”
A Church That Cares
Probably more effective for pastors and leaders than laypeople, but good principles and guidance on creating a healthy culture of care at your church.
The Assassin’s Blade
“Everything has a price.”
In Gad We Trust
“I was hardly an accident, but barely a victory.”
Caller Unknown
What would a mother do to save her daughter?
Post Woke
“It’s impossible for two worldviews to peacefully coexist in our lives. They will constantly be competing for our allegiance.”
Evangelism
A short little booklet as part of the Disciplines of Devotion series meant to help build simple, biblical practices into our days.
Twenty Something Else
“Some things extra guac cannot fix.”
Her Cold Justice
“‘The Irish Brawler’s daughter against the Queen of Circumstantial Evidence.’”
The Escape Game
“‘If you can help me with the missing information, I’ll plant the evidence in the finale room, which, if you’ve been paying attention, will REVEAL THE KILLER.’”
Mad Mabel
“It’s interesting to note that there are two groups of people who are rarely, if ever, suspected of murder. These groups are elderly women and little girls.”
Heir of Fire
“‘You cannot pick and choose what parts of her to love… You do not have the right to wish she were not what she is. The only thing you have a right to do is decide whether you are her enemy or her friend.’”
The Briars
“‘Man is not what he thinks he is, he is what he hides.’— André Malraux”
The Bookshop of 99 Doors
“‘There can be good amid evil, but the good will always be tainted— haunted, if you will— until the truth sets us free.’”