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.
Releasing in September 2026
Unwavering Heart: The Story of Rebekah
In the light of God’s sacred covenant, can a mother’s love remain impartial?
From daughter of Bethuel to wife of a legend’s son, Rebekah’s journey begins with a fateful choice. When offered a marriage to Isaac—heir to wealthy and well-respected Abraham, her kinsman—she leaves behind the only world she has known and ventures into the sunbaked lands of Canaan.
In Abraham’s household, Rebekah finds not only a husband, but knowledge of a God unlike any other—the mysterious Adonai whose favor has showered Abraham’s family with abundance. Spurred by memories of her own childhood, she makes a sacred promise: when blessed with children, she will love all of them equally, without prejudice or condition.
Twenty years pass before her prayers are 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 solemn promise and undeniable truths. In the light of God’s sacred covenant, can a mother’s love remain impartial?
In the Pipeline:
A thriller called THE GLADES.
For her thirty-fifth birthday party, Katherine Armstrong picked the most exotic place she could think of—a private island her husband owns.
Three days in a glass-walled house at the edge of the Everglades, two college friends flown down for the weekend, a catamaran in the slip, her children running barefoot on the pavers. A girls’ weekend with staff to take care of every need.
By Friday night, Katherine has overheard a phone call she was never meant to hear. By Saturday, she has discovered a betrayal. And on Sunday morning, the water reveals what the Armstrong family has been hiding since 1960.
Mikko Boone knows what’s in that water. His father did before him. The Boones have tended Victor Armstrong’s illegally imported Nile crocodiles for three generations, and the cost of the keeping has been borne quietly . . . until the weekend the Armstrong who chose this island is no longer willing to keep their secret.
A thoughtful thriller about inherited silence, exotic places, and a woman who finally remembers who she is.