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By Ace Collins (Abingdon Press)

“This Ace Collins novel proves that Christian fiction doesn’t shy aware from some of the major issues of our day, and Ace is more than skilled enough to handle them well. Ace Collins delivers a powerful story of loss and love that could be replayed in lives all around us. With this story, Ace ministers to us and helps us minister to others. ” —Jeff Root, Dean, School of Humanities, Ouachita Baptist University Will grief push Meg over the edge? On the same night she discovers she is pregnant, twenty-eight-year-old nurse Meg Richards’s husband is killed in an auto accident caused by a drunken teen. James Thomas comes from one of the most influential families in the community.

By Brandilyn Collins (Zondervan)

The whole thing couldn’t have taken more than sixty seconds. Bailey hung on to the counter, dazed. If she let go, she’d collapse—and the twitching fingers of one of the gunmen would pull a trigger. The rest of her group huddled in frozen shock.   Dear God, tell me this is a dream.

By Brandilyn Collins (Zondervan)

The noises, faint, fleeting, whispered into her consciousness like wraiths passing in the night. Twelve-year-old Erin Willit opened her eyes to darkness lit only by the dim green nightlight near her closet door and the faint glow of a street lamp through her front window. She felt her forehead wrinkle, the fingers of one hand curl as she tried to discern what had awakened her. Something was not right.

By Brandilyn Collins (Zondervan)

The figure remained still as stone. Leslie couldn’t even detect a breath. Spider fingers teased the back of her neck. Leslie’s feet rooted to the pavement. She dropped her gaze to the driveway, seeking.

By Brandilyn Collins (Zondervan)

Carla stared at the gun and David Thornby—or whatever his name was. Her mind fissured, one side pleading this was some sick joke, the other knowing it was not. Her throat ran dry, air backing up in her lungs. She swallowed. “Please.

By Brandilyn Collins (B&H Books)

If I’d had any idea what those words would mean to me, to my mother and daughter, I’d have fled California without looking back. While driving a rural road, Hannah Shire and her aging mother, who suffers from dementia, stop to help a man at the scene of a car accident. The man whispers mysterious words in Hannah’s ear. Soon people want to kill Hannah and her mother for what they “know. ” Even law enforcement may be involved.

By Brandilyn Collins (Zondervan)

“Ever hear the dead knocking?”Novelist Darell Brooke lived for his title as King of Suspense – until an auto accident left him unable to concentrate. Two years later, reclusive and bitter, he wants one thing; to plot a new novel and regain his reputation. Kaitlan Sering, his twenty-two-year-old granddaughter, once lived for drugs. After she stole from Darell, he cut her off. Now she’s rebuilding her life.

By Brandilyn Collins (Zondervan)

All words fell away. I pushed myself off the path, noticing for the first time the signs of earlier passage—the matted earth, broken twigs. And I knew. My mouth turned cottony. I licked my lips, took three halting steps.

By Brandilyn Collins (Zondervan)

Sometimes the truth hides where no one expects to find it.   Joanne Weeks knows Baxter Jackson killed Linda–his second wife and Joanne’s best friend—six years ago. But Baxter, a church elder and beloved member of the town, walks the streets a free man. The police tell Joanne to leave well enough alone, but she is determined to bring him down.   Using her skills as a professional skip tracer, she sets out to locate the only person who may be able to put Baxter behind bars.

By Brandilyn Collins (B&H Books)

Twenty-nine-year-old Lisa Newberry can barely make it through the day. Suddenly widowed and a survivor of a near-fatal attack, she is wracked with grief and despair. Then she hears of a medical trial for a tiny brain chip that emits electrical pulses to heal severe depression. At rope’s end, Lisa offers herself as a candidate. When she receives her letter of acceptance for the trial, Lisa is at first hopeful.