The Diva and The Deadline
Shaun Welch is on a deadline.
A very important deadline that could make or break his advertising career.
And there’s only one person standing in the way of his rising star: a star in her own right–Simone Beverley. Simone is an internationally known pop singer who doesn’t want to debase herself with the ad campaign she’s contractually obligated to do.
As Simone strips away the layers of her soul before the rolling camera, she finds that Shaun’s artistic eye casts her in a new light. But is the limelight that she comes with too bright for him to take in?
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Angela of the Night
In this contemporary romance,
the saints are sinners, and the sinners are saints.
Angela and Jonah are on different sides of the spiritual aisle. She’s been burned too many times to believe in love. He’s been burned more than enough to trust in lust.
But what happens when the pastor’s kid falls for a woman draped in darkness? Can light break in even then?
Or are these young lovers chasing a cursed fate under the guise of faith?
Winner of the 2025
Christlit Book Award
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A New Heart
A New Mind:
A devotional for mental wellness
Followers of Jesus can be assured that they have been given a new heart and a new mind when they put their faith in him. This mind – the very mind of Christ himself – links us to him forever.
But in our fallen state, we experience a fractured view of this heavenly gift. On days when our mental health is failing us, it can be difficult to see that there is holiness in our brokenness.
This devotional is for people who are walking with God through a mental health journey. Whatever your season of life, this spiritual aid can be used as a bite-sized resource to help you heal your mind, body, and spirit in God’s perfect timing.
Home Comforts: Poems from the homeowner of my soul
One of the most universal of human motivations is seeking comfort. We seek it often in familiarity, in food and even in people. But at times, this temporary comfort can prove to be a hollow log ready for the compost heap – rather than the living, breathing tree of life we want it to be.
These poems are about finding your spiritual home, and in making peace with the journey it took to return there. You won't find perfection here, but you will find a place to rest in the warmth of this invitation: you're welcome to find treasure in my truth. I hope you find comfort in it too.
