Olivia Mott finds herself juggling two jobs: her assistant chef position at Hotel Florence and her undercover work for the Pullman Rail Car Company. Olivia thinks the suggestions she relays to Pullman's town manager are being used to improve conditions for workers and save the company money, but is something much more sinister happening behind the scenes?

Several months have passed since Lady Charlotte fled to Chicago, leaving her infant son in Olivia’s care. Now Charlotte’s money has run out. A kindly woman offers her a place to live and secures her a position at Marshall Field's store, but Charlotte's heart can't forget the past. Dare she return to Pullman to find out what happened to her baby?

Olivia Mott didn't intend to lie. Somehow, it just happened. And wasn't it all Lady Charlotte's fault anyway?

Now Olivia's position as assistant chef at Pullman's elegant Hotel Florence is dependant upon her keeping her secrets. And sometimes lies have a way of leading to other lies. Should Olivia admit her real past and accept the consequences or keep quiet in order to preserve her comfortable new circumstances?

Deception seems to be part of everyday life in the company town of Pullman, Illinois, where the grand Pullman Palace Car is manufactured. Samuel Howard, Olivia's friend and the town manager, seems to think everything is fine, but Olivia observes something quite different. Could it be that Olivia is not the only one harboring secrets?

Truth Wyman is happy living in the little prairie town of Nicodemus, Kansas. But when her husband becomes a state official, she is forced to move to Topeka. Her twin sister, Grace, accompanies her to the capital, but her matchmaking scheme on Grace's behalf may have unforeseen consequences, possibly jeopardizing their hometown's hopes for a rail line. In nearby Hill City, Kansas, Macia Boyle returns from her European holiday to an uncertain future, but then Garrett Johnson captures her attention. With the threat of competition, Jeb Malone's love for Macia is rekindled. Soon Macia must make a choice: Will she return to Jeb's arms or seek a new life with Garrett?

Nothing will ever be the same after boisterous Aunt Lilly Verdue arrives in the new settlement of Nicodemus, Kansas, in the early summer of 1880. Her brother-in-law is not at all happy to see her, and her unwillingness to admit the reason behind her hasty exit from New Orleans only fuels the fire. She's not content to peacefully join the little farming community. No, Lilly manages to shake things up even further when she decides Moses Wyman is engaged to the wrong sister!

When tragedy strikes, Jasmine Houston must uproot her family from the Northern mill town of Lowell and take over her family's Southern plantation, The Willows. But upon her arrival, her anti-slavery positions cause strife between Jasmine and her neighbors and relatives. Tensions continue to rise until an explosive act—the burning of The Willows—causes Jasmine and Nolan to flee north. But the lives of the slaves they’ve promised to protect hang in the balance.

Lured by the promise of "real" freedom and a new town to call their own, sharecroppers Ezekial Harban and his three daughters leave behind remnants of slavery in the war-torn south and set off for Nicodemus, Kansas. When they arrive, they are shocked to see that little of what they were promised actually exists. Many head back home, but Ezekial and his daughters are determined to build a new life in the stark territory.

Dr. Boyle, a newly arrived doctor in neighboring Hill City, is called to deliver a baby in Nicodemus. He and his family are moved by the plight of the settlers there and vow to help. But the white pioneers of Hill City face problems, too. When the lives of these two families intersect, neither town will ever be the same.

Jasmine Houston, a widow with a young son, agrees to harbor former slaves at her horse farm outside of Lowell, even though her father, a plantation owner, supports slavery. When a boardinghouse keeper unwittingly becomes involved with a traveling peddler who sells something infinitely more valuable than shoes, Jasmine is devastated to discover that her son and the former slaves have been kidnapped. Jasmine’s determination to free them threatens to undo her family as well as the ties that bind the burgeoning textile industry to the southern cotton growers.

From famine-stricken Ireland to the mill towns of 1840s Massachusetts, faith, hope, and hard work knit new lives in the New World! Southern belle Jasmine Wainright reluctantly leaves Mississippia to marry textile investor Bradley Houston. But Jasmine's new husband weaves a deceitful web to secure her family's cotton plantations---and seduce her immigrant maid, Kiara O'Neill. Will his schemes unravel before both women are destroyed?

Raised in an atmosphere of equality, Daughtie Winfield is outspoken in her support for the rights of others from the mill girls threatening a strike over pitiful working conditions to the immigrants living on the other side of town.

Arabella flees her Shaker upbringing for the independence of mill town life. But Lowell is plagued by strife, and when girls go missing, possibly a danger much worse.

The mill town of Lowell, Massachusetts, comes to life with intrigue and drama from the creative writing team of Judith Miller and best-selling author Tracie Peterson.

Woven through all things are vibrant threads of love--the love of God to His creation, the love of a parent to a child, the love of a man to a woman.

Experience that love, enriching the fabric of life, against the backdrop of the vivid Chinese culture.

The life of simple Kansas homesteaders is celebrated in these four historical novels by Judith McCoy Miller and best-selling author Tracie Peterson.

A colletcion of short-stories from many Christian readers' favorite fiction authors.

It's time...to come home.

It's time. Come HOME to wonder. To adventure. To life. To the gifts God has waiting for you in these universal stories from those whose hearts--like yours--long for home.

Journey with the immigrant settlers who made the United States a wonderful patchwork of common goals. Celebrate as love overcomes the tests brought on by a strange and untamed land.

Based on true stories of immigrant families.

Can Lee turn the prejudice and cruelty of others into friendship?

Lee does not want to leave China. She is happy living with the Conroys, missionaries who have taught her about Jesus Christ. Four years before, twelve-year-old Yung Lee's family had been killed in a rebellion in her native province, except her brother Yung Fong. Times are hard in China, and Fong is convinced that the only way to better their lives is to search for gold in California. Fong insists that their little family must stay together...if he goes, she must go too.

In The Journey of Yung Lee, Lee finds that showing God's love and kindness to our enemies can turn them into friends.

A nostalgic look at springtimes past, and the joy of love discovered. Spring's Memory is a collection of historical inspirational novellas from Barbour Publishing. Includes the stories: A Valentine for Prudence by Darlene Mindrup, Set Sail My Heart by Colleen Coble, The Wonder of Spring by Carol Cox, The Blessings Basket by Judith McCoy Miller.