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Ginny L. Yttrup's Lost and Found (B&H Books) was written during one of the most difficult seasons of the author's own life.

Event includes keynote address by Walden Media's Michael Flaherty, screenings of The Grace Card and Of Gods and Men, and panels addressing Christian filmmaking.

Enjoy reading romances' FamilyFiction is looking for romance readers.

All-new title from Big Idea Entertainment features a lesson in handling hurt

There is nothing like hands-on research to make stories and characters come alive, according to experienced novelist Andrea Boeshaar.

The Donkey That No One Could Ride (Harvest House), written by Anthony DeStefano and illustrated by Richard Cowdrey, gives the story of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem a new spin.

Suzanne Woods Fisher kicks off the brand-new Stoney Ridge Seasons series with The Keeper (Revell Books).

As a reporter, Truman Wiley was used to delivering the news'good, bad, and otherwise.

A movie night provided the inspiration behind Denise Hunter's latest book, The Accidental Bride (Thomas Nelson), a twist on the 'marriage of convenience' storyline.

Rita Gerlach's characters from her latest historical, Before the Scarlet Dawn (Abingdon Press), leave England in 1775, desperate for a new beginning, a common motivation for those seeking the shores of America.