Kimberley Woodhouse and Kayla R. Woodhouse, B&H, $14.99 trade paper (352p) ISBN 978-1-4336-7116-6
The two authors are a mother and her teenage daughter, and they borrow from reality—Kayla, the teenager, has a rare nerve disorder that prevents her from regulating body temperature or sensing pain—in presenting the action-filled tale of a mother...
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Tracie Peterson and Kimberley Woodhouse. Bethany House, $14.99 trade paper (352p) ISBN 978-0-7642-1119-5
Prolific novelist Peterson (The Miner's Lady) and Woodhouse (No Safe Haven) team up on a Depression-era drama set in Alaska. In a time of change, just after the Great Depression, the only constant in the life of Alaskan Gwyn Hillerman is hope....
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Kimberley Woodhouse. Barbour, $12.99 trade paper (256p) ISBN 978-1-68322-419-8
In this exciting first entry in Barbour’s planned 18-book multi-author Daughters of the Mayflower series, Woodhouse tells the thrilling story of the Mayflower’s journey to North America in 1620. Mary Elizabeth Chapman signs up to travel with a...
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Kimberley Woodhouse. Barbour, $12.99 trade paper (256p) ISBN 978-1-68322-606-2
Woodhouse sets this enjoyable fourth installment in Barbour’s Daughters of the Mayflower series at the onset of the Revolutionary War. Orphaned and then widowed, Faith Lytton Jackson has grown into an independent and wealthy woman. Her lifelong...
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Kimberley Woodhouse. Barbour, $12.99 trade paper (256p) ISBN 978-1-6832-2891-2
Woodhouse continues her Daughters of the Mayflower series (after The Patriot Bride) with this rich tale set in San Francisco during the 1849 gold rush. Olivia Brighton has been married to Hezekiah Brighton for only six weeks, but she’s unhappy. On...
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Kimberley Woodhouse. Barbour, $12.99 trade paper (256p) ISBN 978-1-64352-957-8
Woodhouse’s enjoyable latest mystery (after The Express Bride) centers on the discovery of a shipwreck under the Golden Gate Bridge. In the present, Steven Michaels is doing restoration work on the bridge when he finds gold nuggets in the water and...
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Kimberley Woodhouse. Bethany House, $16.99 trade paper (320p) ISBN 978-0-7642-3801-7
Set in 1907, the simple but sweet second entry in Woodhouse’s Secrets of the Canyon series (after A Deep Divide) pits a woman against a pair of thieves in a race to find a treasure in the Grand Canyon. Julia Schultz has searched for a place to call...
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Kimberley Woodhouse. Bethany House, $16.99 trade paper (366p) ISBN 978-0-764-23802-4
In the third and final entry in the Secrets of the Canyon series, Woodhouse (A Gem of Truth) weaves a propulsive if uneven mix of suspense and romance set primarily in 1909. The Grand Canyon’s El Tovar hotel is the “jewel of the Harvey Hospitality...
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Kimberley Woodhouse. Bethany, $16.99 trade paper (336p) ISBN 978-07-642-4168-0
In this crackling series opener, Woodhouse (A Mark of Grace) transports readers to 1870s Wyoming Territory, where a paleontologist’s daughter becomes embroiled in a mystery involving buried secrets of more than one kind. After a dig with her father,
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Tracie Peterson and Kimberley Woodhouse. Bethany House, $15.99 trade paper (368p) ISBN 978-0-7642-3250-3
Peterson and Woodhouse continue their Treasures of Nome series (following Forever Hidden), set in 1904 rural Alaska, with the moving story of musician Maddy Powell. Maddy is grieving the recent loss of her mother when her presumed-dead father shows...
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Kimberley Woodhouse. Bethany House, $17.99 trade paper (320p) ISBN 978-0-76424-170-3
Murder, lies, and scientific discovery animate Woodhouse’s exciting third Treasures of the Earth novel (after Set in Stone). It’s 1916 and Eliza Mills has parlayed her dreams of becoming a paleontologist into the next best thing—working at the...
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