Tag Archives: Bethany House Publishing

“Mark of the Raven” by Morgan L. Busse

Posted on November 10, 2018 by Becky

Flight of the Raven! Lady Selene was born with two things, a large mark on her back in the shape of a raven, and a home in a castle.  Living in this castle is not bright and beautiful.  Just the … Continue reading →

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“Shelter of the Most High” by Connilyn Cossett

Posted on October 22, 2018 by Becky

A Place of Safety? Beautiful Sofea and her wounded cousin Prezi, find themselves starved and running for their lives in an unknown land.  To make it worse, they were too weak to fight when a threatening looking group of warriors … Continue reading →

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“More Than Meets the Eye” by Karen Witemeyer

Posted on August 25, 2018 by Becky

Do You See Both Sides Now? Zach, Seth, and Evangeline were just children when they decided to band together.  The three unrelated and unwanted orphans decided to call themselves the Hamilton family.  Tough is not a strong enough word for … Continue reading →

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“Falling for You” by Becky Wade

Posted on July 25, 2018 by Becky

Love Me, Love Me Not! Ever had your heart broken by someone you love?  Have you had your feelings for someone turn from adoration to distrust and dislike?  That is what happened to Willow Bradford, a gorgeous model.  She let … Continue reading →

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“The Accidental Guardian” by Mary Connealy

Posted on June 22, 2018 by Becky

A Western Superhero Young sisters Deb and Gwen, along with two small charges, wander in the wilderness as the only survivors after a wagon train attack.  Mountain Man Trace Riley takes pity on them since he was orphaned, and left … Continue reading →

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Book Review “Answering the Toughest Questions about Heaven and Hell” by Bruce Bickel & Stan Jantz

Posted on March 19, 2018 by Becky

Difficult Questions! Most of us, if not all, have questions about the afterlife.  This is especially true the older one gets.  Curiosity and questions increase as more family and friends pass on.  What will Heaven be like? If Hell exists, what … Continue reading →

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“Holding the Fort” by Regina Jennings

Posted on January 14, 2018 by Becky

The Performance of her Life! “I am Lovely Lola Bell.  They will be enchanted by my performance and love my show.”  Each time Lola walks out to sing on the stage of the Cat-Eye Saloon, she says this under her … Continue reading →

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“Fatal Trust” by Todd M. Johnson

Posted on January 11, 2018 by Becky

Too Good to be True? About to lose the law office his father started, Ian Wells is desperate to find a way to hang on.  Additionally, he is the main caretaker, and financial provider for his Alzheimer’s stricken mom.  His … Continue reading →

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“Heart on the Line” by Karen Witemeyer

Posted on December 19, 2017 by Becky

            Can She Stay Alive? Knowing she would be next, Grace Mallory had been running for her life ever since she witnessed her father’s killing.  Grace had taken refuge in Harper’s Station, Texas, an all-woman … Continue reading →

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“Death at Thorburn Hall” by Julianna Deering

Posted on December 10, 2017 by Becky

Who Dun it? Return to the golden days of English mysteries.  Accompany Lord and Lady, Drew and Madeline Farthering, who find themselves in the middle of questionable circumstances in early 1930’s Scotland.  What started out as a pleasure trip turns … Continue reading →

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