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Escape into a timeless world of tender romance, puzzling mysteries and secrets, and happy endings with Guideposts’ exclusive Love’s a Mystery series. In Cut and Shoot, Texas by Janice Thompson and Ruth Logan Herne, is the third book of the romantic series.
The Dream Weaver’s Bride: Asenath’s Story by Jenelle Hovde
After losing a valuable watch on the newly-restored Mountain Crest Railroad’s inaugural trip, Sadie becomes determined to find out what happened to it. As her search progresses, nothing is quite as it seems. Who was the costumed man that sat next to her on the train ride? Could it be that a recently-deceased Silver Peak resident is still alive? Jump into another cozy mystery with more unexpected twists than the Mountain Crest Railroad!
Alone at the Well: Photine’s Story by Sandi Rog
When Janet Shaw’s day at the Whistle Stop Café takes an unexpected turn with a break-in, she embarks on a journey to recover a stolen WWII photograph. Teaming up with her friend Debbie, they unravel a web of unsolved crimes and buried family secrets that threaten Dennison’s legacy. Can they unveil the truth hidden in the shadows?
When Sadie plans on selling a few items from the Campfire Chapel’s attic in order to offset costs for her pen pal’s damaged church roof, Sadie discovers that her congregation isn’t as willing to allocate the funds as she thought. However, just as the debate heats up, the funds are stolen! Sadie’s quest to recover the money leads her to many interesting revelations, including a period during the Civil Rights movement when faith was more important than ever.
When Sadie decides to display Edwin Marshall’s signed first-edition copy of A Christmas Carol for the annual Holly & Ivy Days Celebration in Silver Peak , it mysteriously vanishes without any clues regarding its whereabouts! Will the disappearance of the valuable book and a concerning revelation from Sadie’s grandson threaten to ruin the Christmas spirit in Silver Peak?
Raised for a Purpose: Talia’s Story by Virginia Smith
When Anne develops a roll of film found in her great-aunt Edie’s old camera, she is shocked to find a picture of her father’s cousin, Carl, at the bicentennial celebration for American independence in 1976. Carl was reportedly killed while fighting in the Vietnam War in 1970, so how is any of this possible? After going through more of Aunt Edie’s belongings, Anne decides to host an exhibition of her relative’s photography. Will Anne’s research put her closer to the truth behind Carl’s story, and what else will she learn about her family history?
Mother of Kings: Zemirah’s Story by Connilyn Cossette
Cheryl’s Christmas is off to a rather profound start… Her ex-fiancé has returned into her life and attempts to propose again! But when his engagement ring, in addition to Cheryl’s aunt’s heirloom, is stolen, marriage is no longer the first thought on anyone’s mind. Additionally, the Millers’ daughter, Sarah, has returned to Sugarcreek… But will her return contribute to or destroy the family’s Christmas cheer? Find out in O Little Town of Sugarcreek, a cozy holiday story that will warm the cockles of any reader!
Someone from Elaine and Jan’s community has gone missing! Could it be related to the men that were seen ice-fishing out on the nearby lake? Meanwhile, a new customer at Tea for Two is delving into the neighborhood in order to search for some old coins. As Elaine and Jan investigate, they begin to wonder: could this unsuspecting woman, too, be related to the missing local? Read on in On Thin Ice, a mystery sure to take away the blues and fill any reader with a sense of wonder and amazement!