Judith Pella

Michael R. Phillips

Follows the friendship of a peasant girl and the daughter of a prince and Imperial minister in 1870s Russia. The Russians book 1.

The Crown and the Crucible

In this 19th century saga of an aristocratic Scottish family, Maggie Duncan is torn between her obligations as a dutiful daughter and her dislike of her father's pursuit of power.

The Heather Hills of Stonewycke

As the wagon train made its descent from the mountains, the warm colors of autumn tried in vain to cheer the weary young travelers. Their mother had perished in the desert, and they had heard that their father was dead some years before. With the help of the wagon master, fifteen-year-old Corrie Belle Hollister is the only one left to bring her two brothers and two sisters into a raucous mining camp during the California Gold Rush to find their Uncle Nick. Her mother's dying words to Corrie: "A woman's got to be strong. She's got to be able to make her way alone if she has to." When the little troop arrives in Miracle Springs and discovers that Uncle Nick has skipped town and the sheriff is after him, the "land of promise" turns into one of fear and unknown danger. Shouts of "gold" and "new strike" fade away as Corrie stands in the middle of a strange town with everyone turning them away. Could they make it on their own? She'd have to try!

My Father's World

In this historical romance, ladies in the church quilting circle have their daughters compete with quilting squares to win the new bachelor pastor's heart. Patchwork Circle book 1.

Bachelor's Puzzle

Returning to her beloved Russia, now under Hitler's threatening shadow, Cameron Hayes tries to distance herself from her father and establish herself as a journalist, and soon meets American expatriate, Dr. Alex Rostov.

Written on the Wind

Written with the charm and surprise of the 1850s Gold Rush days, the easy-reading style of this series has met with great approval. A Place in the Sun opens with the dramatic events in Miracle Springs leading up to the November presidential and mayor's elections, as Corrie Belle comes to be recognized as one of California's "known" young reporters.

A Place in the Sun

Corrie's journalism opportunities have opened the door to a whole new world beyond Miracle Springs--a world of politics, travel, as well as the national unrest of the Civil War. Corrie writes about everything from her own personal threshold of young adulthood.

Sea to Shining Sea

Tracie Peterson

A tale of the western frontier begins with the hope of a transcontinental railroad

Westward the Dream

My Father's World: "With her parents both now dead, fifteen-year-old Corrie Belle Hollister must raise her four younger brothers and sisters on her own in a California mining camp." -- Amazon.com.

Daughter of Grace

Deborah Graham learns too late -- on her wedding night -- that her escape from the ravages of the Civil War to the plains of Texas is really no escape at all. A captivating first book in a historical fiction series.

Frontier Lady

Freedom and a whole new life beckon to Maggie and Ian from beyond the shores of their beloved Scotland.

Flight from Stonewycke

Shadows Over Stonewycke is the second book in The Stonewycke Legacy and continues the Ramsey family story portrayed in Stranger at Stonewycke.

Shadows Over Stonewycke

Stranger at Stonewycke is the first book in The Stonewycke Legacy and continues the Ramsey family story portrayed in the three previous books of The Stonewycke Trilogy.

Stranger at Stonewycke

Treasure of Stonewycke is the exciting final book in The Stonewycke Legacy and concludes the Ramsey family story that begain in The Stonewycke Trilogy.

Treasure of Stonewycke

The Lady of Stonewycke is the exciting conclusion to the lavish historical saga begun in The Heather Hills of Stonewycke and continued in Flight from Stonewycke. A sweeping saga of three generations in the lives of an aristocratic nineteenth-century Scottish family, the trilogy opens doors to a world you will never forget, combining excitement and romance with a strong spiritual message characteristic of authors Phillips and Pella.

The Lady of Stonewycke

Hardships confront the Hayes' sisters as WWII rages, but faith helps them keep confidence in the God they trust. Daughters of Fortune Book 3.

Toward the Sunrise

The Fedorcenko family clings to each other and their faith in God as Russia plunges from WWI into a dangerous and bloody civil war. The Russians book 6

White Nights, Red Morning

Michael Phillips

As the war in the Balkans draws to its bitter and devastating close, Sergi returns to St. Petersburg and to his love.

A House Divided

The noble house of Fedorcenko has much to rejoice in: the marriage of Princess Katrina, the anticipation of a new baby, and the return of Prince Sergi. But life is not a fairy tale for the royal family. Even as they celebrate, rebel forces are at work.

Travail and Triumph

The three daughters of newspaper tycoon Keagan Hayes travel to Russia in order to locate the half-brother, Semyon, and face dangerous and devastating consequences.

Judith Pella

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