Great fiction costs something…
It costs the writer who makes it, and it costs those who read it. A great novel is willing to expose the dark side of human nature; it doesn’t skirt the issues of manipulation, power, injustice, oppression, jealousy, evil; it authentically gives texture and substance to characters that resonate with us as real human beings. Without darkness, there’s no light.
A masterful retelling of Tamar's story of redemption, faith, healing, and justice “Vamosh (The Scroll) and Everson (The Ornament Keeper) put an em...
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Winner of the Award of Merit of the 2023 Christianity Today Book Awards — Fiction!“Profound and compulsively readable.” —Silas House, author of S...
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Veteran TV journalist Calvin Jones travels to Paris, where he negotiates love, friendship, and despair in award-winning novelist Greg Garrett’s Ba...
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Elizabeth Fane is on the cusp of 50, but instead of celebrating with her family, she is on a plane to Italy alone, leaving behind her husband, thre...
View full detailsIn all times, in different branches of the Christian family, there are people who have written or sung or spoken things that encouraged us to give our lives to God and to listen to His voice. At Paraclete Press, we gather and share these treasures.
