Ishcah, daughter of Haran, has waited thirty-nine years to wed her betrothed, a man she has never met. He is Abram, the son of Terah and a kinsman. Will they have anything in common? Will she be able to submit to him as a wife should?

And what of his Adonai, a God no one in Ur worships? How can she walk away from the gods she has worshipped all her life? Will they punish her for abandoning them?

The Bible gives us a partial picture of Abraham and the woman who became Sarah, the first matriarch of the Jewish people. Based on the Scripture and another ancient manuscript, Rescued Heart is a fuller portrait of Sarah and Abraham—their lives, their love, and the journey to their long-awaited destiny.

Podcast: a deep dive into RESCUED HEART.

Three books in one ebook volume! Contains Doesn't She Look Natural, She Always Wore Red, and She's In a Better Place.

These beloved stories of faith and redemption will have readers turning the pages until the very end. Jennifer Graham is an unemployed single mother and recently divorced Chief of Staff for a Virginia senator, who finds herself inheriting a funeral home in the picturesque town of Mt. Dora. With her two sons and her mother in tow, she journeys to the small Florida town, not knowing what to expect. But what she finds there is far more than a career - it's a renewed faith in life and an understanding of the healing power of redemption. If you enjoyed Fannie Flagg's FRIED GREEN TOMATOES, you will love Angela Hunt's Fairlawn series.

This ebook contains all three books in the Legacies of the Ancient River series: Dreamers, Brothers, and Journey.In the exotic land of Pharaoh, Tuya, a slave girl, is sold into servitude as a playmate to a wealthy child. Betrayed and cast out as she ascends into womanhood, Tuya finds herself belonging to Potiphar, captain of Pharaoh's guard. Yet she soon gives her heart to handsome Joseph, a man sold into slavery by his own brothers. As Joseph and Tuya share their dreams of freedom, they must endure sorrows and separations that test their faith and courage. Can Joseph and Tuya’s dreams of a shared destiny become a reality? Find out in this gripping tale of love and faith set in ancient Egypt.

When Rebekah is offered a marriage to Isaac--heir to wealthy and well-respected Abraham--she leaves behind the only world she has known and ventures into the sunbaked lands of Canaan. In her new household, Rebekah learns of the mysterious Adonai whose favor has showered Abraham's family with abundance. To ensure her future children have a different childhood than hers, she makes a promise to God: if blessed with children, she will love all of them equally.

Twenty years later, her prayer is answered with twins who could not be more different. Gentle and thoughtful Jacob captures her heart, while wild Esau seems determined to defy her at every turn. As her sons grow into men, Rebekah finds herself torn between her promise and undeniable truths. Can she keep her love impartial even as she places her faith in God's covenant?

New York Times bestselling author Angela Hunt weaves a biblically inspired story of motherhood, love, and God's everlasting faithfulness.

Leah has always lived in the shadow of her radiant twin sister, Rachel. So when their father forces Leah to wed Jacob, a distant kinsman, she becomes an unwitting pawn in a deception that shatters hearts and forever alters their futures.

Jacob, who never wanted Leah, is thrilled to marry Rachel as well. Yet as the years unfold and Rachel holds his heart, Leah bears his sons, manages his household, and remains faithful through every trial. She asks only to be appreciated for the strength, loyalty, and quiet goodness she brings to his life.

Yet Leah is not forgotten by the One who sees all. Adonai, the God of Abraham and Isaac, has His own purpose for the woman the world has overlooked—a purpose shaped through pain and perseverance, mercy and motherhood.

As Leah holds fast to her faith, one question lingers:

When will Jacob recognize the treasure who was chosen by God?

Coming in Spring 2027

Joshua Donnelly has lived a careful, orderly life in the old house on Church Street, as his mama taught him. Then, on the coldest night of the year, a newborn baby appears in his care with no explanation and no instructions. Only a prayer answered in the most unexpected way.

Heather Thomas arrives in Peculiar carrying her own heartbreak, running from mistakes she cannot undo. When her path crosses Josh’s, the two form a fragile, improbable unit built on kindness, faith, and more hope than sense.

As gossip swirls, authorities ask questions, and the town watches closely, Josh and Heather must decide whether to trust coincidence or believe some gifts are heaven-sent.

A Most Peculiar Providence is a tender small-town novel about grace, second chances, and the quiet miracles that arrive when love opens the door.

When Katherine Armstrong arranges a birthday weekend on her husband's private island in the Everglades, she plans for everything: the guest list, the menu, the flowers, the careful distance between herself and the dark water beyond the dock.

She does not plan for the storm.

By nightfall, the power is gone, the mainland is unreachable, and something in the mangrove shadows has begun to move. Katherine has spent years building a life that looks flawless from the outside. Now, with her children beside her and the water on every side, she will have to decide what that life was actually worth.

Sixty years earlier, a World War II veteran named Conrad Boone made a decision on these same waters — one that seemed containable, even necessary, at the time. He passed the consequence of that decision to his family. They learned to live with it. And the island learned to keep its secrets.

Until the storm.

The Glades moves between a Florida that no longer exists and a Florida that is drowning in its own inheritance, between a man who thought he could manage what he'd done and a woman who never knew there was anything to manage. What lives beneath the water has been patient for sixty years.

It will not be patient much longer.

Transform your writing with Beginning and Ending Your Novel, the ultimate guide to crafting captivating beginnings and unforgettable endings. In this lesson, book 15 in the Writing Lessons from the Front series, multi-published author Angela Hunt shares her secrets to creating a winning start and a satisfying finish that will leave readers hooked long after they've finished the last page.

Benefits of reading this book:
- Learn the key elements of a successful beginning and how to avoid common pitfalls
- Discover the most popular types of endings and how to craft a "twist" ending that will leave readers in awe
- Change your writing forever with practical tips and insights from a seasoned author

Included in this book:
- Comprehensive breakdown of what makes a beginning and ending effective
- Step-by-step guide to crafting a strong beginning and ending for any genre
-Examples from successful novels to inspire and guide your own writing

Don't miss out on this essential tool for any writer's toolkit.

Write Well. Publish with purpose. Keep going.

This book brings together a full year of practical writing guidance from Angela Hunt’s Write Well newsletter — written for authors who are serious about the work and committed to the calling.

Inside, you’ll find clear, thoughtful instruction on the craft and business of writing, including:

• writing stronger fiction and nonfiction
• revising with confidence and clarity
• navigating today’s publishing world
• understanding marketing without losing your voice
• building the daily discipline that leads to finished books

These essays and lessons don’t offer hype or shortcuts. They offer something better: steady wisdom from a working author who understands both the joy and the difficulty of the writing life.

Whether you’re drafting your first manuscript or refining your tenth, this collection will help you strengthen your skills, sharpen your instincts, and develop the habits that sustain a long, meaningful writing career.

This is not a book you read once and shelve.
It’s a companion you return to — when the page feels heavy, when the path feels uncertain, and when you need a calm, experienced voice reminding you how to move forward.

If you are ready to grow as a writer, one page at a time, this book is for you.

Writing is a business, and a business demands a professional's discipline.

Angela Hunt learned that lesson early, freelancing during her children's naps with nothing but a Writer's Market and a deadline. Forty-four years and 170+ books later, she still believes the craft can be taught—and that most writers stall not for lack of talent but for lack of instruction.

This third volume of Write Well collects every weekly issue from 2026. Unlike its predecessors, it's organized by topic, so you can open to the problem in front of you. Stuck on structure? Turn to Plot. Dialogue going flat? Turn to Voice and Style. Wondering whether to sign that contract? Read the Business section before you pick up the pen.

Ten sections. Fifty-two lessons. One working writer telling you what she's learned the hard way, so you don't have to.

Volumes One and Two of Write Well are also available.

Alfred Edersheim's classic work, revised and illustrated for the modern reader. A must for every theologian, minister, student, or writer of historical fiction. With a foreward by Angela Hunt.

Those who want to know more about the Jewish Temple in the time of Christ need look no further than Edersheim's definitive work.

Edersheim's classic work, invaluable to ministers, scholars, and writers of historical ficiton, is now available in an easy-to-read format with modernized spellings and illustrations. Foreword by editor Angela Hunt.

Useful for pastors, teachers, and writers who aim for accurate details in their work.