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--- Newest Release ---
“Listen to the moments….they are calling your name….”

When Elizabeth Gunnar accepts a teaching position at the preparatory school she attended as a girl, she is returning to more than a place--to memories, mysteries, and an old love. Once there she meets unexpected challenges--and challenging new people. She revisits ghosts of the past and old self-doubts. And she is reminded of the faith that first captured her there in what she called her “moments of being.” Every Secret Thing is a rich, complex weave of character, mystery and divine epiphanies.
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“Our lives are in a shambles when we don’t know what the truth is….”

The foundations of Neil Sadler’s small-town life had been rocked by a suspicious death. Years later, as he struggles to recover from a more recent loss, memories surrounding that disturbing ordeal have taken hold of his mind and won’t let go.

Intent on repairing his shattered world, Neil reconnects with his friend Mary Beeken. Their once-close relationship hadn’t been strong enough to survive the tragedy that overtook Mary’s family, yet what drove them apart years ago now seems to be drawing them back together.
Click here to view more information on Things We Once Held Dear . . . . . . .

 

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