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New in Fiction Green Flash (F) Written by Martha VanCise When Marc Simms, maverick pilot, joins a mission team as a cover for a diamond heist in an Afro-Caribbean country, he believes avoiding profanity will be his greatest challenge. Traveling with people, however, who excel in compassion but lack in worldly or multicultural wisdom puts him in chaotic situations he could have avoided if traveling alone.During the nine-day trip, the charismatic widower intentionally charms each…
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Help us celebrate some of our Black Authors by checking out their books! Mourning into Dancing Written by Aaron Pettes Click here to find out more. God, Mt. Fuji, and Sweet Tea Written by Janet P. Smith Click here to find out more. The Tapestry of Trauma Written by Donna Scott Click here to find out more. Fairy Tales…
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Check out what’s new in 2023! Sweeter with You (F) Written by Mary A. Felkins A spirited bakery shop owner. A cupcake-baking pro ball player. A game-winning play to find love ever after. SERENITY LEWIS has a serious problem. After several successful years, her trendy French Quarter bakery is failing-no thanks to a national chain that’s luring patrons by way of lower prices and ease of parking. She’ll do anything to keep her bakery alive.…
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Elk Lake Publishing Christmas & Winter Reads! Picture Books: A Holy Night in Bethlehem, Lehr (PB) The Christmas Gift, John Alexander (PB) Twas the Night Before Jesus, Wyland (PB) Fiction: It Really IS a Wonderful Life, Linda Rondeau (F) Miracle on Maple Street, Linda Rondeau (F) …
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Check out our NEWEST releases! Walking in Faith: The Peter, Paul, and Mary Principle (NF) Written by Dr. Craig von Buseck Peter, Paul, and Mary: three ordinary people, but after an encounter with God, each chose to respond in faith and action-and through them, God changed the world forever. In Walking in Faith: The Peter, Paul, and Mary Principle, Dr. Craig von Buseck identifies a life-changing concept in three biblical scenarios: Peter following the call of…
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September was a BIG month for Fiction! Here are our September New Releases. Aunt Iva Story (Picture Book) Written by Michelle McCarthy Illustrated by Keri-Jean Malmsten Rosalina is bursting with excitement to meet her Aunt Iva. She’d already experienced how humongous words and whimsical Aunts spelled fun and encouragement. Join Rosalina and Roo at their family reunion as they meet Aunt Iva. Listen as she paints a picture, weaving words of adventure and purpose…
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Check out our August New Releases! New in Fiction Texas Faith Written by Andrew Roth Will things ever go right? When Johnny’s pa doesn’t come home after the war, the Garret ranch nears collapse, covered with back taxes and worthless cattle. While he struggles with bitterness and dread, his mother launches a spiritual quest for God’s provision. Hannah Tall Basket, a friend from the nearby Comanche village, challenges him to join the Spirit-filled adventure in…
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Check out our July New Releases! New in Fiction Deception in December: Fern Valley Mysteries Book 2 Written by Doreen McAvoy Thirteen-year-old Will Abbott is enjoying his eighth-grade year and looking forward to a fun-filled December packed with basketball games, snowball fights, and Christmas pageant practice. With Otis Mayfield safely behind bars, Will’s biggest problem is enduring the antics of the class bully, Beefy Boris. But when an old car belonging to the Mayfield family…
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Check out our June New Releases! New in Fiction Rules of Engagement Written by Claire O’Sullivan Army Ranger Scott Walker believes his missions have been compromised. They have been sidelined when a threat of an unchecked virus comes across the military radar. When he is given orders to protect a scientist, it is an assignment he finds boring-until he realizes he’s babysitting the same woman he met on vacation.Cheyenne Keyes is a low-level microbiologist with…
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Elk Lake is happy to announce our TEN 2022 Selah Award winners! Congrats to our wonderful authors! 1st Place, Anthology Category We May Be Done, But We’re Not Finished by Deb DeArmond The nest is empty, professional path established or concluded. It should be an exciting time. We’re free to pursue the possibilities. But it’s a little scary, too. Much of what has defined our lives for the last 30 years is no longer…
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