Murder by Quill is a classic whodunit in the tradition of Agatha Christie. When wealthy author Hugh Barribault gathers eight contest-winning writers at his Scottish castle for a week-long retreat, the last thing anyone expects is murder. But when a storm isolates Cullen House and Barribault is found dead, is one of the eight the killer?
In Angel Harp by Michael Phillips, widow and harpist Marie Buchan realizes her dreams are slipping away. In a moment of courage, she decides to seize the adventure she and her late husband always talked about—a journey to Scotland that leads to mystery, romance, and discovering the love of God.
What if someone actually discovered Noah's Ark? Join archaeologist Adam Livingstone in this heart-pounding series as ancient discoveries awaken sleeping giants of secularism and forces of evil determined to silence him for good.
What does it really mean to abide in Christ in daily life? Michael Phillips shares his deeply personal and practical understanding of abiding—which includes moment-by-moment battles against pride, independence, and the subtle attitudes that separate us from Christlikeness.
Meet Mayme and Katie—a black slave girl and a white plantation daughter thrust together by the Civil War's brutal end. Discover the Shenandoah Sisters series, where survival means breaking every social barrier and pretending all is well at Rosewood plantation.
Step into the world of Corrie Belle Hollister, one of Michael Phillips' most beloved characters. Through her journal entries, readers watch an uncertain teen transform into a mature woman, journalist, and friend. Discover why readers can't stop turning pages once they meet Corrie.
What is real spiritual growth? Michael Phillips challenges the common notion that growth means accumulating biblical knowledge, revealing instead that Christlike growth moves toward less—less self, less flesh, less to cling to.
What did David really mean when he prayed "Teach me your ways"? Michael Phillips unpacks this powerful prayer from Psalm 119, revealing how David wasn't asking to learn the law—he already knew it—but something far deeper and more transformative.
Baron von Dortmann found his daughter and their new young friend an hour later in the rose garden. An inner prompting had led him here, and the moment he saw the looks on their two faces, he knew why the urging of the Spirit had come to him.
What does it really mean to "abide in Christ"? Michael Phillips unpacks John 15 to reveal the practical, daily reality of living in union with Jesus through obedience and love.
