Romantic Suspense

By Ginny Aiken (Love Inspired Suspense)

So what if she’s the fire chief’s daughter? Arson investigator Rand Mason doesn’t trust Catelyn Caldwell. Seven years ago, he was on the scene when Cate’s drunken boyfriend ran her sister and brother-in-law off the road. But the purple-haired brat he remembers sitting in the passenger seat has become a poised, confident woman. With Cate’s father critically injured in a meth lab fire, she’s determined to find the person responsible. She needs Rand’s help…and he needs to keep Cate close.

By Ed Protzel (TouchPoint Press)

Appomattox ended the war with a penstroke. but the struggle for freedom had only begun. 1865.

By Ed Protzel (TouchPoint Press)

Appomattox ended the war with a penstroke. but the struggle for freedom had only begun. 1865.

By Roseanna M. White (Bethany House Publishers)

Willa Forsythe is both a violin prodigy and top-notch thief, which makes her the perfect choice for a crucial task at the outset of World War I–to steal a cypher from a famous violinist currently in Wales. Lukas De Wilde has enjoyed the life of fame he’s won–until now, when being recognized nearly gets him killed. Everyone wants the key to his father’s work as a cryptologist. And Lukas fears that his mother and sister, who have vanished in the wake of the German invasion of Belgium, will pay the price. The only light he finds is meeting the intriguing Willa Forsythe.

By Jessica White (Mantle Rock Publishing)

After graduating from Juilliard, harpist Jenna Fields returns home to Albany to escape her manipulative ex and prove to her controlling mother that she can orchestrate her own life. Homicide detective Dean Blackburn spends his days seeking justice for the dead. But darkness taints everything, including him. When his three Dobermans lead him to Jenna playing in the park, he tries to resist the beautiful musician and focus on his cases. At least until he witnesses Jenna’s ex attempt to blackmail her and learns she’s being stalked, just like one of his homicide victims.

By Sherri Wilson Johnson (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform)

All she wanted was to move on with her life…Shamed by the uncovered truth about her missing husband’s secret life, Cora Buchanan sets out for home to mend her broken relationship with her parents. Her car breaks down in a small Georgia town, where women are going missing and being murdered. Cora seeks temporary refuge at the Southern Hope Ranch and is embraced by all except for Rex, a rugged widower who wants to protect his daughter from another loss. Cora couldn’t have predicted that being stranded would set in motion a series of life-changing events not only for her but for everyone she meets nor could she have known the significance of the song of the meadowlark.

By Gilbert Morris (Thomas Nelson Publishers)

When her best friend becomes the latest victim of a killer who targets women from the upper end of British society, Lady Trent vows to capture the murderer with the help of her partner Dylan Tremayne, but when all clues point to Lady Trent as the killer’s next intended victim, Dylan, a devout Christian, leads her to a new life of faith. Original.

By Craig Parshall, Janet Parshall (Harvest House Publishers)

Boston, Massachusetts—1770. Having left Scotland, the Mackenzie family now lives on in three brothers—Nathan, Edward, and Robby—as the turbulent story begun in Crown of Fire and Captives and Kings concludes. When Nathan, a young lawyer, witnesses the Boston Massacre, he and his mentor John Adams—though both pro–independence—are pulled into defending British soldiers. During the following conflict with his fellow patriots, Nathan also struggles with his minister brother, Edward, who remains firmly loyal to what he considers the God–ordained British government. When youngest brother Robby, a radical patriot, is arrested and hanged, Edward and Nathan must each search heart and soul.

By Brandt Dodson (Monarch)

The Body Of A Young Woman Is Found In A Dumpster In Chicago And Detectives Andy Polanski And Frank Campello Are Charged With Finding The Killer. The Two Are Polar Opposites. Polanski Is The Son Of A Disgraced Chicago Police Officer And Is Fastidious About His Reputation. He Has Also Recently Been Transferred From Another District Having Blown The Whistle On Some Corrupt Cops. Campello, However, Takes A Live And Let Live Approach To His Life And Job.

By James Byron Huggins (Whitaker House)

Ex–detective Michael Thorn has retired from the police force, and is eager to lead a normal life for once. His days of fighting to protect the innocent are over. But his “retirement” isn’t going to be the long–deserved rest he expected. His new home in rural New England has many strange stories surrounding it. But those are all just rumors.