FROM US

(one of our four secular novels)

America’s in trouble. The Senate’s at war with itself while the House founders anew. Judges twist law and journalists bend truth. Violent riots light up evening skies.

A rich financier plans two murders to tip the balance of power his way. What’s to stop him?

Mostly three white-collar criminals: a disgraced spy, a blonde with a drinking problem, and a cop forced to retire early. They’re thieves, who dare not contact the authorities.

But self-preservation drives these misfits. They have exotic skills and dangerous friends. They even have a chance.

This was a really … amazing book. I loved it to the very end.

— Sierra Edelen for Reader’s Favorite

WINNING NUMBERS:  An Introduction to the Riley Family

He is a scientist, secretly winning the world’s major lotteries. The Russian mob wants him dead.

She is a single parent on the run from a drug lord. Nobody in law enforcement believes her story.

He and she find each other as predators from around the globe unite against them.

Soon a lottery’s one-in-ten-million odds look better than the chances of staying alive.

Randall Jarmon did a fantastic job … The story was engrossing and very well written.

— Rabia Tanveer for Readers’ Favorite

REBEL’S TRAP

John Travis’ career has hit rock-bottom. He now works as bait for killers and does well just to stay alive.

His life will get harder. The Cold War’s most successful spymaster wants Travis to protect the man’s daughter while Travis struggles to protect himself.

Worse yet for Travis, the daughter loathes him.

I just put down Rebel’s Trap by author Randall Jarmon, and all I can say is “Wow.” This book was a rip-roaring read from the very first page. 

— Tracy Slowiak for Readers’ Favorite

SHEILA AND RECLUSE

For much of his career, Adam North was a hunted man. He carefully moved around the old USSR for decades, spying on the Soviets from deep within their vast empire. He was never caught, but his social skills languished.

Once his code name, Recluse, was a joke among friends. Now Recluse describes him well. At age 56, with too few good friends and too many bad memories, North turns to Christianity.

Suddenly, North must catch a terrorist who has been trained to think exactly as North did long ago.

Exciting! Fun! Oh my goodness, what a thrilling action adventure!

— Cheryl E. Rodriguez for Readers’ Favorite

THE DALHART PURSUIT

(One of our four secular titles.)

Greg Dalhart created software that can find any fugitive in the U.S. Now it is tracking him down as he runs for his life. Suddenly, Greg Dalhart is worth many millions of dollars dead.

The killers after him, and the woman with him, will learn the same thing: Greg Dalhart and his software are not what they seemed — and one of the two just might be evil.

Excellent story, excellent characters and a number of surprises along the way. This is everything a good thriller should be and more.

— Anne-Marie Reynolds for Readers’ Favorite

BATTLE SPRINGS

Ruth McKenzie stormed into James South’s life: fire in her eyes, pain in her heart, gun in her hand.

Four hours later they were partners in a business deal that could last twenty-five years.

The killers after her then went after him, and a deadly game ensued. South was willing to play, however. Long ago he had been good at games like that —very, very good.

I like the tasteful, subtle way romance and religion are brought together, and find it spiritually encouraging and enlightening … the book is terrific.

— Michelle Stanley for Readers’ Favorite

SPITZER ZAHN

Two former missionaries started an evangelical radio station in New England. An arsonist soon burned the station down.

Now the missionaries will try again, broadcasting from a two-acre island not far outside American waters. They will face Atlantic storms, committed apostates, and resolute terrorists.

One shy, devout man will share the island with the missionaries. He once was among the world’s most lethal spies. That was decades ago.

He’s even more formidable now.

You will not be able to guess what happens next. The flow of the novel is perfect and very, very entertaining.

— Rabia Tanveer for Readers’ Favorite

MUDFOOT AND TORI

David Mudfoot finds gold for the legendary Dawson and Alicia Wicks. He has survived grizzly bears, Alaskan storms, and professional killers. Mudfoot is deadly in a fight.

He would rather sit at a computer than go on a date. He is rich, but unable to say so. He routinely works alone in dangerous wilderness. His beloved pet is a wolf-like monster dog that rides along in Mudfoot’s ugly truck.

Mudfoot is easily among the world’s foremost targets for kidnappers — not to mention certain terrorists, who soon will try to kill him.

And now God is sending this overly complicated man to Victoria Winston.

Readers will love his characters, especially Mudfoot and Tori, who are every bit as real as the next neighbor.

–Romuald Dzemo for Readers’ Favorite 

DONE BY CHRISTMAS:

A Story of Revenge and Faith

Almost everyone had heard of Victor Taggert. He was imprisoned for secretly orchestrating at least 200 bloody, individual murders over many years.

Almost nobody has heard of Marcus West. He labors in obscurity at his wife’s tiny firm. Nobody would mistake West for a tough guy.

Nonetheless, after Taggert’s spectacular prison escape, Marcus must stop more bloody murders.

Law enforcement cannot help. Taggert anticipates easy kills. Of course, Taggert grossly underestimates what prayer can do.

The finale was amazing and the last chapters made me happy while reading.

— Lorena Sanqui for Readers’ Favorite

FLAT LIGHT

(One of our four secular titles.)

In 1987, two of East Germany’s intelligence officers realize their socialist state is near collapse. They embezzle state funds, defect to the West, and set about revenge on America. The murders they patiently plot rely upon lavish funding, exotic talents, and – most of all – a twenty-five-year head start.

Also in 1987, a young man is quietly plucked from humble circumstances and taught to be a world-class assassin. His teacher is Jacob Leach, who even in late career still ranks among the world’s deadliest men.

In 2012, the young man’s extraordinary skill will confront the families’ invincible plan.

This book is absolutely a page-turner.

–Michelle Robertson for Readers’ Favorite