Historische Romane 04

Die Kannenbäckerin

Autor: Annette Spratte

Die Zügel hält mein Herz

Autor: Karen Witemeyer
Übersetzer: Rebekka Jilg

The Chosen: Bei mir findest du Ruhe: Roman

Autor: Jerry B. Jenkins

Zu Befehl, Frau Doktor!

Autor: Karen Witemeyer
Übersetzer: Rebekka Jilg

Ins Herz geprägt

Autor: Crystal Caudill
Übersetzer: Renate Hübsch

Bleib du meine Hoffnung (Die Chroniken der Könige)

Autor: Lynn Austin
Übersetzer: Dorothee Dziewas

Ketzerflammen in Paris: Marguerite Porete, Meister Eckhart und die Intrigen der Inquisition

Autor: Dietmar Mieth

Das Versprechen der Bienenhüterin (Way-Truth-Life-Serie)

Autor: Laura Frantz
Übersetzer: Tabitha Krägeloh

Ich verspreche, dich zu finden

Autor: Melanie Dobson
Übersetzer: Dorothea Weiland

Die Jakobsbücher: Roman

Autor: Olga Tokarczuk
Übersetzer: Lothar Palmes Lisa;Quinkenstein

Wenn Engel lachen: Die unverhoffte Liebesgeschichte der Katharina von Bora

Fabian Vogt, Elisabeth Lanz

Die Spur führt nach Jerusalem

Patricia St. John

Auftrag Golgatha: Hat die Kreuzigung und Auferstehung von Jesus Christus nie so stattgefunden, wie es die Kirche seit Jahren propagiert? (Aus dem Geheimdienst des Vatikan, Band 1)

Joseph Ralph Cock, Josef Hahn

Where Courage Calls

Janette Oke, Laurel Oke Logan

After years of schooling, Beth Thatcher has graduated and is determined to become a teacher. But when she's assigned the position no one else wants - in the tiny mining town of Coal Valley, located in the rugged foothills of western Canada - she worries she doesn't have the courage to accept. Inspired by the diary of her aunt Elizabeth, who went west to teach school several years earlier, as well as her father's encouragement, Beth eventually decides to put her trust in God and leave behind all she's ever known. But the conditions in Coal Valley are even worse than she'd feared. A recent mining accident has left the town grieving and at the mercy of the mining company. The children have very little prior education, and many of the locals don't even speak English. In addition, Beth's heart is torn between two young men - both Mounties, one a lifelong friend and the other a kind, quiet man who comes to her aid more than once. Despite the unexpected challenges, Beth is determined to make a difference in the rustic frontier town. But when her sister visits from the East, reminding her of all the luxuries she's had to give up, will Beth decide to return to her privileged life as soon as the school year is over?

Red Bird (Prairie Winds/Stephanie Grace Whitson, Bk 3)

Stephanie Grace Whitson

Die alte Schuld: Historischer Roman

Claudia Gudelius

Where We Belong

Lynn Austin

The adventure of a lifetime for two indomitable socialite sisters

In the city of Chicago in 1892, the rules for Victorian women are strict, their roles limited. But sisters Rebecca and Flora Hawes are not typical Victorian ladies. Their love of adventure and their desire to use their God-given talents has brought them to the Sinai Desert - and into a sandstorm.

Accompanied by Soren Petersen, their somber young butler, and Kate Rafferty, a street urchin who is learning to be their ladies' maid, the two women are on a quest to find an important biblical manuscript. As the journey becomes more dangerous and uncertain, the four travelers sift through memories of their past, recalling the events that shaped them and the circumstances that brought them to this time and place.

Noah's Child

Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt

Waves of Mercy

Lynn Austin

In 1897, Geesje de Jonge is asked to write a memoir about her experience emigrating from the Netherlands to the Michigan wilderness in honor of her town's 50th anniversary. As Geesje recalls the events of the past, a young visitor, Anna Nicholson, mourns a broken engagement. Over the course of one summer, the lives of both women will change forever.

Lynn Austin returns with a multi-generational historical novel.

Geesje de Jonge crossed the ocean at age 17 with her parents and a small group of immigrants from the Netherlands to settle in the Michigan wilderness. Fifty years later, in 1897, she's asked to write a memoir of her early experiences as the town celebrates its anniversary. Reluctant at first, she soon uncovers memories and emotions hidden all these years, including the story of her one true love.

At the nearby Hotel Ottawa Resort on the shore of Lake Michigan, 23-year-old Anna Nicholson is trying to ease the pain of a broken engagement to a wealthy Chicago banker. But her time of introspection is disturbed after a violent storm aboard a steamship stirs up memories of a childhood nightmare. As more memories and dreams surface, Anna begins to question who she is and whether she wants to return to her wealthy life in Chicago. When she befriends a young seminary student who is working at the hotel for the summer, she finds herself asking him all the questions that have been troubling her.

Neither Geesje nor Anna, who are different in every possible way, can foresee the life-altering surprises awaiting them before the summer ends.

The Honorable Imposter (House of Winslow, Band 1)

Gilbert Morris