How would you describe Jesus to someone if they asked? What if you only had a few minutes? That’s the idea behind 21/Jesus. It’s a devotional for busy people who want to know Jesus better. Each of the twenty-one readings focuses on an important, and sometimes overlooked, part of Jesus’ identity or mission. And the chapters are intentionally brief. The book can be read in a single sitting or completed in three weeks by reading just a few minutes each day.

Abigail (Abi) Button is thirty-one, and in spite of kissing a few frogs she has yet to find her prince. On the lookout for a tall, dark stranger (but not too strange) she realises he has been living nearby all the time. It’s just that she has not really noticed Jack Thornley until she meets him in her road late one evening, standing by an emergency ambulance.Abi’s elderly neighbour is Ivy Smith, and she’s ninety-one. She gives Abi a small silver key, telling her to keep it secret from her nephew Jack who is helping to care for her. What the key opens, Abi has no idea.Ivy worries that she hears someone moving around her house at night, when she should be alone. Abi tries to reassure her by saying it’s only the old house settling at night, or noisy neighbours, but Ivy Smith is unconvinced. Soon Abi is unconvinced, too.As Abi’s friendship with Jack develops, he invites her to his local church where she meets Danny. Much to her embarrassment she remembers kissing Danny at school. Old memories start to surface, threatening to put the relationship with Jack in jeopardy.A cozy mystery romance taking place in a small English town, told by Abi Button.

“Organising a wedding is a piece of cake,” to quote Abigail (Abi) Button. She could be right, because a local wedding shop provides the whole service: bridal gowns, venue, cake, food, cars … everything that makes the perfect wedding. Apart from husbands!Meanwhile, Melanie Upton ‒ Abi Button’s co-owner of Button Up coffee shop ‒ confides in Abi that romance is in the air with an Italian property investor called Romero Rocco. Can it be true?Abi’s new friend is also getting married, having bought the house that Abi calls Creepy Castle. She tells Abi that getting a builder to restore the old house should also be a simple matter.With a joint wedding planned for Abi and her new friend, Abi asks, “What can possibly go wrong?”

KAINNAN – A WORLD WITH A CURIOUS AND POWERFUL CONNECTION TO EARTH… When a group of strangers win a competition they never entered, they embark on the adventure of a lifetime. Expecting a tropical holiday, instead Noah, Katerina, Alice and Caleb find themselves in the dangerous world of Kainnan. To return home is far from simple – they will need to stop the four rebellious children of Kainnan’s ruler, King Wilhelm. The catch – not only will they encounter constant danger, they will need to face their own personal demons back on earth too. With mutinous priests, deadly drinks, hidden treasure, supernatural rings, bombs and assassins, Kainnan will test the group to their limits. Yet Earth will prove to be no safer… Weaving between both worlds and combining mental health concepts with romance, adventure and danger, The Prize will captivate, challenge and constantly surprise you. Praise for the Kainnan series… “Like Narnia with guns! And more romance…A parallel world controlled by cruel rulers, and in their defeat, you learn life-changing truths to help you cope in the real world too.” Junita. “Full of unexpected twists and deeper meanings, Kainnan will take you on a wild adventure while communicating incredibly valuable lessons about mental health and emotional wellbeing. The plots are truly unique; unlike any series I have ever come across.” Olivia. “I was hooked from the first page. Beautifully written and powerful, weaving mental health and spirituality through a captivating narrative.” Esther. “Each book provides new twists, new heroes to love and new heart-wrenching battles. Thrilling writing and excellent character development, you find yourself cheering them on.” Jenn. “I loved the element of surprise in the Kainnan series, the cliff hangers, amazing plots and unexpected twists.” Ethan. “Adventurous, terrifying and riveting. They brought tears to my eyes, made me laugh and gave me great insight into human emotion.” Lydia.

FREE PREVIEW Where Is the Hope in Grief for a Young Amish Widow? Sylvia has been nearly paralyzed with grief and anxiety since the tragic death of her husband, father, and brother in a traffic accident. She tries to help in the family’s greenhouse while caring for her two young children, but she prefers not to have to deal with customers. Her mother’s own grief causes her to hover over her children and grandchildren, and Sylvia seeks a diversion. She takes up birdwatching and soon meets an Amish man who teaches her about local birds. But Sylvia’s mother doesn’t trust Dennis Weaver, and as the relationship sours, mysterious attacks on the greenhouse start up again.