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Safe is the most dangerous feeling of all. For as long as she can remember, Rose Galway has been a captive, controlled by one man or another. To her, though, God is the one holding the keys, refusing to set her free despite the desperate pleas she has sent heavenward. Detective Laken Jones has known hardship too, including the daily trauma of racism. Still, nothing he has gone through compares to what Rose has endured. He wants nothing more than for her to experience hope and healing and maybe even happiness in her life. But first he has to find her. Laken is willing to risk everything to set Rose free. And to help her find her way to God. Even if that means letting go of her-and the future he envisions for the two of them-forever. TW: human trafficking, some violence, non-consensual sexual activity inferred (off-page) "What a ride! Sara Davison has crafted a fast-paced and action-packed story with stirring characters and rich spiritual themes that spoke to my soul. Every Flower of the Field kept me turning pages to find out what happened next but also savoring the many beautiful reflections on God's love for the vulnerable and the broken-hearted. As a clinically-trained psychologist myself, I particularly appreciated Davison's realistic depiction of trauma and her sensitivity to trauma's ongoing legacy in regards to identity and relationships. I heartily recommend this book for fans of Christian romantic suspense and look forward to devouring more of Davison's work!"- J. J. Fischer, author of The Darcentaria Duology and The Nightingale Trilogy

Eleanor and Albert, the youngest Hannigan siblings, together endured the cold indifference and frequent anger of their father. Growing up, Elinor longed for a relationship that would make everything all right. Now married, her life appears to be heading in the direction she had always hoped. Until her past collides with her present, threatening to destroy it all. Albert always chose to do the right thing. He protected Eleanor as best he could and steadfastly believed that their father would change one day. Albert was the first of the siblings to extend forgiveness. Now a pastor, Albert is weary of the load he has chosen to carry. The effects of those choices are threatening to tear apart his own family. Will the Hannigan family finally be able to heal and walk together in joy?

The past casts a long shadow, especially when it points to a woman's first love. Her name was Mary Grace until she fell in love with the French exchange student visiting her family's Nebraska farm. François renamed her "Aglaia"-after one of the beautiful Three Graces of Greek mythology-and set the seventeen-year-old girl longing for something more than her parents' simplistic life and faith. Now, fifteen years later, Aglaia works as a costume designer in Denver. Her budding success in the city's posh arts scene convinces her that she's left the naïve farm girl far behind. But "Mary Grace" has deep roots, as Aglaia learns during a business trip to Paris. Her discovery of sensual notes that François jotted into a Bible during that long-ago fling, a silly errand imposed by her mother, and the scheming of her sophisticated mentor all conspire to create a thirst in her soul that professional success can't quench. THE THIRD GRACE takes you on a dual journey across oceans and time in the footsteps of a woman torn between her rural upbringing and her search for self.

Life has been going as planned for biologist Dr. Robert Fielding until he's hit by a squall that threatens to shipwreck him. Tormented by the losses in his life, he resists the friendship of his new neighbour, Anna Fawcett. After all, a senior and her son with Down syndrome aren't exactly in his leagueBut Anna's fresh cinnamon buns come with a side of innocent questions that erode his faith in naturalism and collide with his assumptions about life, love and truth. Have his foundational beliefs been the cause of his personal losses? As he searches for answers, Anna's example of loving integrity keeps him coming back. Or maybe it's her homemade pies. Yet to risk re-thinking his core convictions for a chance at personal peace would expose his soul and tear open an old wound.

Perfectionistic librarian Jacqui Penn is ripped up by the roots when she's dumped by her longtime boyfriend. Rootless and on the run, she is drawn two thousand miles west across Canada to the last place she ever thought could offer stability-the old homestead where her father grew up.Renovating the derelict house soon becomes a personal battle as it stubbornly resists her efforts. While Jacqui struggles to renew the home, she spends time with the family Pops bitterly resented. Her hunger for roots grows stronger as she fights to discover the long-buried reasons her father fled the house as a beleaguered teen. But will she ever find the belonging she craves?

Ginger Mooreland is stretched beyond her limit. Her beloved grandfather she cares for is showing signs of dementia and she is in danger of losing the Jukebox Café, which has been in the family for generations. Without the Jukebox she's not sure how she can take care of her grandfather. The confidence that has bolstered her in the past is replaced with doubt.Mike, the pastor of the local community church, has become a close friend to Ginger over the years. As their feelings for each other grow, Ginger questions whether she needs one more thing unsettling her life. Convinced that his wife, Irene, who disappeared shortly after Pearl Harbor is still alive, Grandpa sends Ginger on an unlikely quest to uncover the truth. As Ginger traces the threads of Grandpa's past and deals with her doubts about the present, she discovers far more than she ever expected for her future.

She is willing to testify against her trafficker.>"You're safe here, Starr."How many times has Detective Cole Blacksky said that to her since helping her escape the life she'd been forced into eight years earlier?Starr desperately wants to believe him, but she knows Brady Erickson, her former captor, too well. Although Cole has promised her protective custody on his family's remote ranch, no place on earth is safe enough. Brady will stop at nothing to permanently silence her before she ever reaches the witness stand.And he is powerful enough to do it.If Starr wants to help the other women, she has no choice but to put herself in God's hands. And Cole's. But the longer she and Cole stay hidden, the more her life is at risk.>TW: human trafficking, some violence, sexual intimacy inferred (clean and closed door)

Two families, worlds apart. Can they find hope in the crucible of suffering?All Lynnie Min ever wanted was to be a wife and mother. But when tragedy strikes her family, she's left with nothing but her faith to begin life again. While pursuing a career she never wanted, can the precious faith she was raised on withstand betrayal by a hostile former friend, now a professor whose ideologies conflict with her own? And why do her puzzling dreams feature only one of her daughters, not both?Out of a smoking ruin in northern Nigeria, Ihsan bin Ibrahim stumbles upon the solution to his wife's barrenness and longing. But family ties have a long reach. Will he make the ultimate sacrifice to follow his conscience, even if it means losing the child he loves?

One of life''s best comforts is cuddling up with a great book, but chronicling the books you read can be a challenge.Totally Booked, a companion reading journal from The Mosaic Collection, is perfect for book lovers. As a paperback, Totally Booked travels easily and is a charming gift for mothers, sisters, girlfriends, book lovers, avid readers, book club members, influencers, bloggers, and book reviewers.Filled with tools specifically requested by avid readers, this 12-month dated companion journal introduces you to authors in The Mosaic Collection, simplifies your book tracking, streamlines your review writing, and collects your favorite quotes.You''ll be able to:ΓÖÑ remember your favorite books, quotes, authors, and new releases as you look back on 2020ΓÖÑ anticipate new releases and events, compile your TBR wishlists, and set fresh challenges for 2021ΓÖÑ plan each month in greater detail as you consider your goals and track reading minutes, favorite books, and quotesΓÖÑ keep a list of the people to whom you''ve loaned booksΓÖÑ track monthly goals, reading minutes, and unfinished booksΓÖÑ log up to 120 books and review up to 150 in a year; and* identify your favorite book of 2021.Totally Booked includes 10 sectionsΓÖÑ Mosaic AuthorsΓÖÑ 2020: Year in ReviewΓÖÑ 2021: The Coming YearΓÖÑ 2021: A Closer LookΓÖÑ Give the Gift of StoriesΓÖÑ 120 Books: Tracker & Reading LogΓÖÑ Reviews: Organize Your ThoughtsΓÖÑ 2021: Year in ReviewΓÖÑ The Best of the BestΓÖÑ 2022: The Coming Year