Bøger udgivet af Silver Fountain Press

He hired her to find out who is spilling corporate secrets. She's determined to find out his. When Black Tower Security sends Joey Rodriguez undercover at Zia Pharmaceuticals, she has her own motives for agreeing to the assignment - namely, to prove to her boss that Cole Kensington isn't what he seems. Cole has always had one goal-a cure for Alzheimer's. Now that he and his company are close, he's got a big problem. Corporate espionage in the pharmaceutical industry is par for the course, but this time he called for help. The undercover hacker they sent gets under his skin, but she is supposed to be the best-and he needs the best. Cole won't let a spy in his ranks jeopardize something this important. Helping a billionaire wasn't what Joey signed up for. But as she starts to untangle the web of secrets and spies inside Zia, she finds herself in the crosshairs-and trusting the very man she hoped to expose.

Mandy Elliott has always wanted a family and prays God will give her one. She spends her days teaching and chasing children who eventually go home with someone else at the end of the day. But she dreams of the little girl she lost and the family they could have been. To ease her loneliness, Mandy fills her calendar until there isn't a spare moment to remember.Dr. Garrett Pike is ambitious and entirely focused on his career, despite the frequent admonitions from his happily settled brother about making time for a family. When tragedy strikes and Garrett becomes a father overnight to his four-year-old niece, he is way out of his depth. He turns to the only person he can think of - the intriguing daycare owner he met exactly one time and then ghosted without calling for the date he promised. Mandy thinks God has given her everything she wants - a ready-made family with a man who makes her stomach do backflips. Garrett, on the other hand, never wanted any of it. Suddenly, he has the perfect girlfriend and an adorable daughter on top of a job he can barely manage.Work. Family. Faith. Kissing. Can one person really have it all? Can two?

Todd Flynn has always been the lovable jock, known for being a simple yet reliable carpenter and handyman in the small town of Minden. Nearly a high school dropout and actively discouraged from pursing academic pursuits by his abusive father, Todd has been keeping a huge secret from everyone in town, including his good friend Chrissy. Will letting everyone see his true self threaten the friendships he has had for so long? Christine Mathes has worked at her parents cafe ever since returning home after only a year in college. When her parents retire and leave the cafe entirely in her hands, she quickly becomes overwhelmed with the new responsibility and turns to Todd for help. A dark secret of her own threatens to derail her plans for the cafe when she is forced to return to the city for the first time since college in order to save her business dreams. Despite their long friendship and the romantic tensions that seem to rise when they are alone together, will Chrissy and Todd let their secrets and their insecurities hold them back from happiness? Can they discover that being fully known is the key to community, faith, and true love?

Fitting together might be more important than fitting in. Danielle Washington never felt like she belonged. After she loses her bakery job, she is left with no family, no job, no car, and no money to pay rent. When she gets a call that an aunt she doesn't remember breaks a hip, Danielle jumps at the chance to come help. Maybe the small town holds chance to start over. Or at least discover the secrets that kept her mother from ever returning home. Mark Dawson doesn't fit a mold, either. His family has lived in small-town Minden his entire life, but his trendy style and that's-definitely-not-a-sport interests didn't always fit in. As a middle-school teacher, Mark tries to teach students it's okay to embrace your quirks; a lesson he also finds himself reiterating to the cute new baker in town. But when he is accused of the unthinkable and his career and community threaten to crumble; the shame is too much to share. Danielle finds herself caught up in the charm of small-town life and the handsome school teacher who shares her love of video games and superheroes. But can she overcome the skeletons of the past to connect with the only family she has left? Will Mark's own secrets push them apart before they ever have a chance? The healing power of the truth and God's provision are front and center in this story of forgiveness, acceptance, community, and love.