Christian Romance

Redeeming Love is a classic in Christian fiction, known for its powerful retelling of the biblical story of Hosea set during the California Gold Rush. Angel, the protagonist, is a woman who’s been sold into prostitution and struggles with a deep sense of worthlessness. Enter Michael Hosea, a man who feels called by God to marry her and show her the unconditional love she’s never known. Throughout the book, readers experience Angel's difficult journey to healing, forgiveness, and faith in both Michael and God. Francine Rivers beautifully balances romance and redemption in this heart-wrenching, yet hopeful story.

Set just after the American Revolutionary War, The Mistress of Tall Acre follows Sophie Menzies, a woman left nearly destitute. When her neighbor, General Seamus Ogilvy, returns from the war a widower with a young daughter, the two enter into a marriage of convenience. However, as feelings develop and secrets from the past surface, Sophie and Seamus must navigate the complexities of trust and love. Laura Frantz weaves a romantic, historical tale with themes of faith, loyalty, and sacrifice that leave readers deeply invested in the characters' fates.

This sweet romance takes place in Texas during the late 1800s, where Eden Spencer, a wealthy librarian, and Levi Grant, an ex-convict turned blacksmith, find themselves drawn to each other despite their differences. Eden has a strict moral code, while Levi's past mistakes make him feel unworthy of love. However, as they work together in their small town, they learn that redemption and second chances are always possible. Karen Witemeyer’s novel is filled with humor, charming characters, and a gentle message about grace and forgiveness.

A Love Like Ours introduces us to Lyndie James and Jake Porter, childhood friends who are reunited years later. Jake, a former Marine struggling with PTSD, has built walls around his heart, while Lyndie is the free-spirited horse trainer determined to bring light back into his life. Their journey is one of healing and discovering that love—guided by faith—can conquer even the deepest scars. Becky Wade masterfully combines sweet romance with emotional depth, making this a moving and uplifting read.

Set in Regency England, The Silent Governess tells the story of Olivia Keene, who accidentally overhears a dangerous secret and finds herself blackmailed into becoming a governess at Brightwell Court. The brooding lord of the manor, Edward, is both protective and distant, and their relationship grows with slow-burning tension as they struggle to trust each other. Julie Klassen’s novel is filled with suspense, romance, and spiritual themes of forgiveness and trust in God's plan. The beautiful historical backdrop adds an extra layer of charm to this delightful read.

In The Wedding Dress, readers are introduced to Charlotte Malone, a modern-day bridal shop owner who stumbles upon a vintage wedding dress with a mysterious past. As she investigates the history of the dress, she uncovers stories of four women from different eras, all connected by this gown and their faith journeys. Rachel Hauck weaves a beautiful tale that spans generations, blending romance, history, and the message of God's perfect timing in our lives. It’s a touching and inspirational story that leaves readers with a sense of hope.

This contemporary romance follows Nora Bradford, a genealogist who prefers books to relationships, and John Lawson, a former Navy SEAL searching for answers about his biological family. Their journey together brings them closer as they uncover secrets from the past and learn to trust God’s plan for the future. True to You combines humor, heartfelt moments, and a touch of suspense, all while emphasizing themes of faith, love, and self-discovery. Becky Wade’s characters are relatable, and her storylines always deliver a satisfying blend of romance and spiritual depth.

In A Noble Masquerade, Lady Miranda Hawthorne is a spirited young woman who accidentally sends a personal letter meant for her brother to a duke’s secretary, which sparks an unexpected correspondence. The plot thickens as intrigue and danger draw the pair closer together. Kristi Ann Hunter combines humor, romance, and a dash of suspense in this Regency-era romance. The novel’s themes of honesty, integrity, and trusting in God’s timing make it an uplifting and enjoyable read, full of witty banter and endearing characters.

The Hope of Refuge is set within the Amish community and follows the story of Cara Moore, a woman seeking refuge from her troubled past. She finds herself in an Amish village where she meets Ephraim Mast, who reluctantly takes her in. Their relationship grows as Cara discovers the peace and simplicity of the Amish way of life, while also confronting her past. Cindy Woodsmall’s novel is a heartfelt exploration of forgiveness, grace, and the power of love in difficult circumstances. It's a beautiful, faith-centered story that’s both emotional and inspiring.

This contemporary romance introduces us to Maggie Montgomery, a successful woman who returns to her small hometown to care for her estranged father. As she reconnects with her past, Maggie also meets Connor Blake, a charming veterinarian with a heart for helping others. Through their budding relationship, Maggie learns to confront her fears, rediscover her faith, and open her heart to love. Jenny B. Jones infuses her story with humor, wit, and poignant moments, making it a delightful and inspiring read.

In The River, sisters Tilly and Ruth are forced to confront old wounds when they return to their Amish roots for their father’s birthday. Tilly left the Amish faith years ago, but the memories and unresolved issues still linger. The novel delicately weaves together family drama, faith, and romance as the sisters reconnect with their past and each other. Beverly Lewis delivers a story filled with deep emotions, personal growth, and the challenges of forgiveness, with a strong underlying message of God's love.

In this breezy, tropical romance, Robin Jones Gunn introduces us to Sierra Jensen, who moves to Sunset Beach for a fresh start. As she finds her footing in the community, she crosses paths with Jordan Bryce, a former pro surfer who's dealing with his own personal struggles. The story follows their relationship as they heal from past hurts and begin to trust in God’s plan for their lives. With a beautiful setting and a faith-filled message, this book is a refreshing, uplifting read for fans of contemporary Christian romance.

Part of the Kauffman Amish Bakery series, A Season of Love follows the story of two young women, Katie Kauffman and Lindsay Bedford, who are facing life-changing decisions. Katie must choose between staying with her Amish community or leaving to be with the man she loves. Amy Clipston crafts a moving story about faith, love, and making tough choices, all while beautifully depicting the simplicity and challenges of Amish life. The romance is sweet, but the spiritual journey at the heart of the book makes it especially poignant.

In The Proposal at Siesta Key, Shelley Shepard Gray transports readers to the idyllic setting of Florida’s Siesta Key. This book tells the story of Penny Troyer, a quiet Amish woman who feels trapped by her family’s expectations. When Michael Knoxx, a daring and injured evangelist, comes into her life, Penny finds herself drawn to him and the freedom he represents. This story of romance, faith, and self-discovery is charming and heartwarming, as both Penny and Michael navigate their challenges and learn to trust in God’s plan.

The Prayer Box is a deeply emotional story about Tandi Jo Reese, who discovers a collection of prayer boxes while cleaning out an elderly woman’s home. Through these letters, Tandi learns valuable lessons about love, faith, and community. The story weaves in themes of redemption and personal growth as Tandi’s life begins to change. Lisa Wingate masterfully blends romance and spiritual discovery, making this a novel that’s rich in both heart and faith. It’s an inspiring, hope-filled read.

This heartwarming tale follows Thomas Ollenburger, a young man who's torn between staying in his Mennonite community and pursuing his dreams in the big city. As he navigates his future, Thomas also grapples with his feelings for his childhood friend, Belinda. Kim Vogel Sawyer paints a touching portrait of love, faith, and making life choices with God’s guidance. With its sweet romance and strong message of trusting in God’s will, Where the Heart Leads is an uplifting, engaging read for Christian romance fans.

In Undeniably Yours, wealthy oil heiress Meg Cole is forced to take over her family’s business after her father’s death. Bo Porter, the manager of her family’s horse ranch, challenges Meg’s plan to sell the ranch, and sparks fly between them. Despite their different worlds, Meg and Bo grow closer, with their romance blooming against the backdrop of trust, faith, and God's guidance. Becky Wade excels at creating relatable characters and blending romance with meaningful spiritual themes, making this a sweet, feel-good read.

Set during the Great Depression, Hidden Places tells the story of Eliza Wyatt, a widowed mother struggling to keep her family’s orchard afloat. Gabriel Harper, a drifter with a troubled past, arrives and offers his help, and soon, a slow-burning romance develops. This beautifully crafted story is not just about romance but also about healing, forgiveness, and relying on faith during tough times. Lynn Austin’s storytelling is rich in detail and emotion, making this historical romance an unforgettable journey of love and redemption.

In The Trouble with Cowboys, we meet Annie Wilkerson, a horse trainer with a distrust of cowboys—especially the handsome but irresponsible Dylan Taylor. Annie’s life takes a turn when she agrees to give Dylan riding lessons in exchange for his help with her troubled horse. As they spend more time together, Annie begins to question her assumptions and open her heart. Denise Hunter expertly balances humor, faith, and romance in this charming contemporary tale, with themes of forgiveness and trust in God.

Set in 18th-century Kentucky, Courting Morrow Little follows the story of Morrow, a young woman who’s torn between her duty to her family and her growing love for a man from a Native American tribe. This historical romance delves deep into the themes of forgiveness, faith, and love that transcend boundaries. Laura Frantz’s writing is rich with historical detail and emotional depth, making this novel both a sweeping romance and a tale of personal transformation. The vivid frontier setting and Morrow’s emotional journey make this a truly captivating read.