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By Harry Kraus (Zondervan)

The riveting, emotional sequel to the best-selling Could I Have This Dance?Claire McCall, M. D. , is haunted by the question: Does she have the gene for Huntington’s Disease, the disease that disabled her father? This exciting sequel picks up with Claire moving back to Stoney Creek to work as a family physician and help her mother care for her disabled father. She rekindles her relationship with John Serelli and—just before she’s going to find out if she carries the HD gene—discovers an engagement ring hidden in his car. When John fails to “pop the question” before learning the results of the test, Claire believes he is only interested in marrying her if she does not have the HD gene.

By Harry Kraus (Crossway Books)

When pregnant Sarah Hampton dies suddenly at an alternativecancer treatment facility, an enraged community demands to knowwhether her physician-husband assisted her death. Suffering fromtraumatic amnesia, Jake Hampton would like to know too. He stronglyopposes assisted suicide, and yet his wife was suffering suchagony-is it possible he helped her die?After barely avoiding a murder trial, and hoping to regain hismemory and unravel the questions he’s not sure he wants answered,Jake joins a medical practice in his former hometown. Once there,he not only continues to encounter public suspicion, but receivessubtle and threatening clues from an unidentified stalker. Are hiswife’s death and the stalker’s appearance mere coincidence? Or issomeone trying to destroy him completely?In this medical thriller, practicing surgeon and accomplishednovelist Harry Kraus uses complex characters, fascinating medicaldetails, and depictions of spiritual warfare to keep readersriveted.

By Harry Kraus (Zondervan)

Wendi Stratford’s job as an accident reconstructionist is just one more enviable reflection of her ideal life. She’s got it all—perfect career, perfect looks, perfect husband, perfect home, perfect faith. There’s just one problem: it’s all a sham, right down to her bleached-blonde hair. So Wendi hatches an impulsive and exhilarating plan to break free of the lie she’s been living—only to watch her hopes die in a terrible accident. But as she sifts through the wreckage, Wendi comes to a shocking conclusion.

By Harry Kraus (Howard Books)

When his young daughter goes missing, a desperate father will do anything to get her back, no matter what he has to sacrfice along the way. David Conners, M. D. , is on the fast track to creating a perfect life when his seven-year-old daughter disappears. David’s all-consuming quest to find her—dead or alive—threatens to destroy everything he has left: his medical practice, his marriage, his integrity, and even his soul.

By Harry Kraus (Howard Books)

ELUSIVE WHISPERS, A DARK CLOSET, STRONG ARMS. DOES SHE EVEN WANT TO REMEMBER?Camille Weller has arrived as the first African-American attending in the trauma service of the Medical College of Virginia. Never mind that the locker rooms are labeled “doctors” and “nurses” rather than “men” and “women” or that her dark skin communicates “incapable” to many of her white male colleagues in the OR.

By Harry Kraus (Crossway Books, original publisher)

A high-tech researcher determined to disprove Christianity. A caring doctor in a state of panic. A young woman deceived and dying. They all bear the wounds of darkness. At what cost comes the cure?The newspapers in and around town are shouting the question: Is he a hero, a murderer, or a fool?Dr.

By Jim Kraus (David C. Cook)

Hays Sutton’s research unearths a virus unlike anything the world has ever seen, but before he can alert officials to the horrific danger, the samples vanish, along with all of his research. While tracking down the virus and those responsible for its theft, Hays is faced with moral and spiritual issues that he can not resolve—lying, stealing, and endangering the lives of human beings within the terrorist network are just the beginning. While he knows that such things are acceptable in a war, he is still deeply troubled by what he is forced to do. Is violence ever the right thing? Can God condone the killing of a few in order to save thousands of innocent lives? Download the Readers’ Guide.

By Kukla, Sherri (S&S Publishing Inc.)

“I can’t believe I killed someone!”Lorelai Gatlin is single with a good career, solid friendships and a strong Christian foundation. But then she dreams about hiding evidence of a murder. Awakens to discovers her gun is missing and her memory is gone. And the morning news reports a body has been discovered. Maybe she isn’t the upstanding citizen everyone believed her to be.