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Nothing But the Blood
Nothing really bad ever happens in Avalon, South Carolina. It's a good safe place to raise a family, full of friendly smiles, where no one locks their doors at night. Even the Klan has been pretty quiet for as long as anyone can remember. Jamie Fletcher, an army vet and auto mechanic, doesn't want much except a quiet life with his wife and daughter. Addie Prichard, a schoolteacher in the mostly black community of Ezekiel's Mill, would simply like enough textbooks for her students. Though neither is the kind who would ever go looking for trouble, as the summer of 1962 draws to a close, trouble finds them. Long kept secrets come to light, threatening to upset the comfortable lives of everyone ...
Unsettled Spirits
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Daughters of Shadow and Blood - Book III: Elizabeth
Berlin, Germany, 1878: Lady Elizabeth James, the neglected wife of a British diplomat, receives a disturbing reminder of her past-a calling card bearing her father's name. But he disappeared ten years earlier, and Elizabeth believes him dead. When a murder at the British embassy raises even more questions about her father, Elizabeth finds a number of unlikely allies, including an American named Thomas Parson, a self-styled vampire hunter. She becomes embroiled in an intrigue involving fortunetellers, assassins, and foreign spies, but dark forces threaten her at every turn, and as she discovers, even friends harbor deadly secrets.Bucharest, Romania, 1999: Adam Mire reels at the abduction of h...
Daughters of Shadow and Blood - Book I: Yasamin
Buda, Ottoman Hungary, 1599Yasamin, the daughter of an Ottoman bureaucrat, finds herself trapped in an arranged marriage to the son of the powerful Pasha of Buda. Unprepared for the gossip and scheming rampant in the palace, she dreams of a different life. But when someone tries to drown her in the baths the day before her wedding, Yasamin realizes she faces more than petty jealousies. An unearthly menace lurks in the palace corridors, threatening everyone from the youngest servant girl to the Pasha himself. The one person able to protect Yasamin is a soldier named Iskander, who seems to appear whenever she needs him. Charming and confident, he is nothing like her new husband, but trusting e...
Local Haunts
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Dreadful Penny: Haunted Past
Sometimes the skeletons in the closet are real. Greenville, South Carolina, 1972. The ghosts and demons are real, too. Penelope Drake should know. After all, her father's spirit haunts the office of the detective agency she inherited from him. Dreadful Penny: Haunted Past collects the first four novellas in the Dreadful Penny series. Dreadful Penny: When Ephraim Brown, an old friend of Penelope's father, asks her to investigate a break-in at his home, it soon becomes clear someone is using dark magic to try to destroy him and his family, and it's up to Penelope to stop it. Unsettled Spirits: A strange accident puts an employee of Ephraim Brown in the hospital. When Ephraim's son Bertram call...
Daughters of Shadow and Blood - Book II
Gracanica. Kosovo, 1689: Elena, an Albanian peasant girl, has sacrificed her own future to keep her family from starving, but one horrific night they are taken from her, murdered by monsters out of her nightmares. She seeks refuge at the nearby monastery, where she meets Stjepan, a Serbian monk familiar with creatures that stalk the night. Elena longs to return to her farm, but piecing her life back together may be impossible. Stjepan draws her into a dark conspiracy involving an ancient brotherhood, and as war looms, a stranger named Lek appears, threatening to overturn everything she thought she knew about her family and herself.Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1999: Since surviving the s...
Preaching the Gospel of Matthew
This commentary for preaching Matthew, a companion to WJK's successful Preaching the Gospel of Luke, Preaching the Gospel of John, and Preaching the Gospel of Mark, works through every passage of Matthew's Gospel with exegetical insight and a keen sensitivity to the demands of preaching. Stanley P. Saunders' commentary follows the biblical text, divided into passages. After each passage, a number of possibilities are presented for how to preach that text. He includes a wealth of creative and pertinent tips to help preachers apply Matthew's narrative to the lives of today's churchgoers.
Swirly
Lila, born in the Blue Country and having lived in the Yellow Country, then the Red, has swirls of all of those colors in her but wonders if she belongs in any one place until a swirly boy's mother tells of Jesus, who was also swirly and has prepared a home for them all.
