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FICTION JANUARY – APRIL 2016 XY FICTION New Releases January–April 2016 INDEX by AUTHOR Alexander, Johnnie BAKER PUBLISHING GROUP FICTION JANUARY – APRIL 2016 JANUARY PUBLISHING GROUP FICTION BAKER XY FICTION New Releases January–April 2016 INDEX BY AUTHOR Alexander, Johnnie ..................................32 Johnson, Liz ...............................................40 Peterson, Tracie, Where She Belongs The Red Door Inn and Kimberley Woodhouse .......................2 Beyond the Silence Bradley, Patricia .......................................45 Leman, Dr. Kevin and Jeff Nesbit ...........39 Silence in the Dark A Powerful Secret Pettrey, Dani ................................................8 Cold Shot Brendan, Maggie ......................................36 Lewis, Beverly ...........................................20 A Sweet Misfortune The Atonement Phillips, Michael .......................................24 The Inheritance Cabot, Amanda ..........................................37 Locke, Thomas ...........................................33 On Lone Star Trail Merchant of Alyss Smith, Jill Eileen .......................................38 The Prophetess Cossette, Connilyn ....................................18 Mason, Susan Anne ....................................6 Counted With the Stars A Worthy Heart Tagg, Melissa ............................................26 Like Never Before Deering, Julianna .....................................13 Mitchell, Siri ..............................................16 Dressed for Death Flirtation Walk Turano, Jen .................................................12 Playing the Part Drexler, Jan ................................................30 Nappa, Mike ..............................................42 Hannah’s Choice Annabel Lee White, Beth ................................................46 The Magnolia Duchess Eason, Lynette ............................................34 Oke, Janette ...............................................10 Always Watching The Love Comes Softly Collection One White, Roseanna M. .................................23 The Reluctant Duchess Gould, Leslie ..............................................11 Orchard, Sandra ........................................44 Amish Sweethearts A Fool and His Monet Williamson, Jill .........................................17 King’s Folly Hannon, Irene ............................................28 Parr, Delia...................................................22 Thin Ice The Midwife’s Dilemma Witemeyer, Karen, Mary Connealy, Regina Jennings, and Melissa Jagears ...............5 Hedlund, Jody ..............................................4 Peterson, Tracie ........................................14 On Bended Knee Undaunted Hope A Treasure Concealed INDEX BY TITLE Always Watching......................................34 Inheritance, The ........................................24 Powerful Secret, A ...................................39 Lynette Eason Michael Phillips Dr. Kevin Leman and Jeff Nesbit Amish Sweethearts ..................................11 King’s Folly .................................................17 Prophetess, The .........................................38 Leslie Gould Jill Williamson Jill Eileen Smith Annabel Lee ...............................................42 Like Never Before .....................................26 Red Door Inn, The ......................................40 Mike Nappa Melissa Tagg Liz Johnson Atonement, The .........................................20 Love Comes Softly Collection One, Reluctant Duchess, The ...........................23 Beverly Lewis The ...............................................................10 Roseanna M. White Janette Oke Beyond the Silence ....................................2 Silence in the Dark ...................................45 Tracie Peterson and Kimberley Woodhouse Magnolia Duchess, The ...........................46 Patricia Bradley Beth White Cold Shot ......................................................8 Sweet Misfortune, A.................................36 Dani Pettrey Merchant of Alyss .....................................33 Maggie Brendan Thomas Locke Counted With the Stars ............................18 Thin Ice .......................................................28 Connilyn Cossette Midwife’s Dilemma, The ..........................22 Irene Hannon Delia Parr Dressed for Death .....................................13 Treasure Concealed, A .............................14 Julianna Deering On Bended Knee ..........................................5 Tracie Peterson Karen Witemeyer, Mary Connealy, Regina Flirtation Walk ...........................................16 Undaunted Hope ..........................................4 Jennings, and Melissa Jagears Siri Mitchell Jody Hedlund On Lone Star Trail ......................................37 Fool and His Monet, A ..............................44 Where She Belongs ..................................32 Amanda Cabot Sandra Orchard Johnnie Alexander Playing the Part .........................................12 Hannah’s Choice .......................................30 Worthy Heart, A ...........................................6 Jen Turano Jan Drexler Susan Anne Mason All prices, cover designs, and merchandising items in this catalog are tentative and subject to change. 2 JANUARY PRAISE FOR ALL THINGS HIDDEN “Award-winning Peterson and Woodhouse have coauthored a mar- velous story of love and adventure in the Alaskan frontier. Their characters spring to life against a background of historical events.”—Booklist “A lot of story is packed in pages filled with loving, fully researched detail. The novel’s power lies in its de- ceptive simplicity and clear narrative.” —Publishers Weekly (starred review) “Full of unexpected twists and beautiful scenery, All Things Hidden is an engaging story set against a beauti- ful backdrop. The likable characters are not overly dramatized . the reveal does not play out as expected. All this, along with the suspense of the protag- onist’s story make this novel hard to put down.”—RT Book Reviews “Tracie Peterson and Kimberley Woodhouse create a wonderful piece of historical fiction. This novel is equally balanced between character and plot development, with plenty of action, suspense, and human emotion to satisfy most fiction lovers. Amid the dishon- esty, secrets, fear, evil, and hurt, love and truth are ultimately revealed and triumphant.”—Christian Library Journal www.bethanyhouse.com 2 Orders: 1-800-877-2665 JANUARY Powerhouse Team Pairs Up for Second Novel y Tracie and Kimberley follow illian Porter has always wanted to fulfill her mother’s dream of going west, so when up on the success of their she hears about a nanny position in Angels Camp, California, she defies her grandfather previous collaboration, Land takes a chance on a new future. But she quickly wonders if she made the right choice. All Things Hidden There are rumors in town that her new employer, Woodward Colton, caused the death of his wife. This accusation doesn’t match the man Lillian comes to know—and Mrs. Goodman, y Tracie is a well-known Woody’s long-time housekeeper, is decisively on Woody’s side—but many in town stay far bestselling author and away from Lillian because of her association with the Colton family. Lillian’s six-year-old charge, Jimmy, was there when his mother died, and he hasn’t Kimberley is a popular spoken a word since. Gently, Lillian tries to coax him out of his shell, hoping he’ll one day writer, speaker, and teacher feel safe enough to tell her the truth about what happened. But the Colton olive farm is no longer a safe place. Lillian encounters suspicious characters on their land and mysterious y Blends mystery and sus- damage done to the farm. Will Mrs. Goodman and Jimmy be able to speak what they know pense with romance and in time to save Lillian from tragedy? intriguing historical detail Beyond the Silence Tracie Peterson and Kimberley Woodhouse VITAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE AUTHOR Available: January 5 Tracie Peterson is the Kimberley Woodhouse is a $14.99 award-winning author of over multi-published author and a 978-0-7642-1410-3 100 novels, both historical popular speaker and teacher and contemporary. Her avid who has shared the theme of trade paper research resonates in her many “Joy Through Trials” with hun- 5½ x 8½ bestselling series. Tracie and dreds of thousands of people 352 pages her family make their home in across the country. Kim is a Case Quantity: 32 Montana. Visit Tracie’s website pastor’s wife and is passionate at www.traciepeterson.com to about music and Bible study. ebook: $14.99 learn more. © Lissa Barber Photography She lives in Colorado with © Pauline Fortuna 978-1-4412-2947-2 her husband of twenty-plus years and their two kids. Category: FICTION / Christian / Historical ALSO AvAILABLE FICTION / Christian / Romance All Things Hidden FICTION / Historical 978-0-7642-1119-5 Rights: Worldwide MERCHANDISING shelf talker 978-0-7642-9899-8 www.bethanyhouse.com 3 Orders: 1-800-877-2665 JANUARY Readers Await This Dramatic Conclusion to the Beacons of Hope Series y Hedlund is the winner of the 2014 Carol Award for Historical Romance y Idyllic lighthouse settings, mystery, suspense, romance, and history all combine in this winning series y “Award-winning author Hedlund continues to perfect her craft . .”—Publishers Weekly starred review essa Taylor arrives in 1870s Upper Peninsula, Michigan, planning to Tserve as a new teacher to the town. Much to her dismay, however, she immediately learns that there was a mistake, that the town had requested a male teacher. Percival Updegraff, superintendent
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