Grace: 2958 books

Are you one of the many Christians who feel stressed out, bogged down, or maybe even fearful of the future? If your hand is raised then it's time to take a serious look at your faith; you shouldn't be feeling any of those things on a regular basis! Take five days to evaluate and grow your faith. You...

For romance readers who are looking for stories that are a little tamer than the racy tomes that tend to dominate bookshelves today, Grace Livingston Hill's body of work is a welcome respite. In Dawn of the Morning, plucky heroine Dawn Rensselaer finds herself stuck in an arranged engagement that will relegate her to a life of misery. Will she ever be able to break free and find true love?

In Washington City in 1862, President Lincoln rallies the Union troops for the largest single campaign of the Civil War. And two sisters from Seneca Falls take their places among the players of history, sparked by the fires of conviction...As part of the new special intelligence force of the...

Bronwen Llyr is heading for the Union lines when she discovers that thousands of Rebel troops are advancing in the near distance. In a daring offensive, Robert E. Lee plans a surprise attack to cut off the Union army's supply line. And McClellan might not know until disaster strikes.Now,...

During the Women's Rights Convention of 1848, a body turns up in the canal -- and town librarian Glynis Tryon stands up to a killer.From Publishers WeeklyIn her historically authentic and cleverly entertaining first novel, Monfredo skillfully meshes life in Seneca Falls, N.Y., immediately...

The year is 1859. The nation is divided over slavery, with abolitionists spearheading a relentless - and violent - plan of attack. And in Seneca Falls, New York, the federal crime of counterfeiting adds up to a deadly account of deceit, injustice, and murder. After a year in Springfield, Illinois,...

Seneca Falls librarian Glynis Tryon finds herself involved with helping slaves escape to freedom on the Underground Railroad in 1854. When she investigates the mysterious death of a freed slave, a terrible secret from the past is unearthed. She must travel to Richmond, Virginia, where an exciting...

As the Civil War begins in 1861, Glynis Tryon, Seneca Falls, New York, librarian and amateur sleuth, meets a woman seeking her lost daughter. Meanwhile, Glynis' cousin Emma fears losing her independence in marriage, and a rich Seneca Falls merchant is brutally murdered. When the lost girl becomes...

Let the same faith that inspired Grace Livingston Hill brighten each new day as you encounter the encouraging words compiled by America's most beloved inspirational author. This year-long collection of devotional thoughts offers a brief reflection, coupled with a verse from the beloved King James Version of the Bible, for each day of the year.

A short story of a little girl who is a servant and how she won the heart of an unbelieving gardener. One of Grace’s earliest books was “A Little Servant”, published in 1890 while she was still unmarried.

The Wilde sisters of Midnight return in this thrilling novel of romantic suspense, perfect for fans of Maya Banks, Allison Brennan, and Lori Foster.   IT’S ALWAYS HOTTER AT MIDNIGHT.   The winds of fate have blown cruelly on a family that once had it all: money, power, prestige. The lives of three...

Le prince charmant sonne toujours deux fois...à condition qu’il ne se trompe pas de porte Le prince charmant, il a déjà sonné. Sauf qu’il avait dû se tromper de porte car il a fini par embarquer une autre princesse, alias ma sœur. Depuis, je suis – comment dire ? – un peu chatouilleuse...

In the mid-1990's, Grace K. Chik began a hobby, creating her own greeting cards to give to friends, family and co-workers. In 2002, when she literally had a "creativity-block" for her Christmas cards, she decided to combine two of her hobbies (card-making and creative-writing,) together. This has been...

Lenea Grace’s debut collection maps a series of relationships within a greater exploration of Canadiana, barreling through shield and crag, river and slag. A Generous Latitude is not afraid of beer, bears, internal rhyme, David Hasselhoff, sediment, or sentiment. It does, however, eschew sliding...