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|  | | Above the Stars
Called away from the mission field to preside over his brother’s funeral, missionary Lonnie Striker inherits a film company on the verge of collapse and faces an unavoidable dilemma. He has two weeks to deliver a film to market―a film rated “R” for sex and violence. The film’s release will bring financial security. Standing on principle will cost everything he holds dear―including his ministry. It should be an easy decision, but...
| |  | | If I Should Die
There’s something strange going on at Emerald Valley. Residents of the retirement home are beginning to disappear. Records show the deceased were in pain and asked to be terminated, but that doesn’t square with those who knew them. Journalist Laurie Best is determined to find the truth even if it means having to argue with the Angel of Death as to whether God alone has the right to say who’s to live―and who’s to die.
| |  | | These Little Ones
When three children disappear from his orphanage. Missionary Lonnie Striker learns they’ve been abducted and put up for sale. The market is rife with customers, most of whom are pedophiles and pimps. To get them back he’ll have to risk capture, even death. But he can’t worry about that. The Good Shepherd gave his life for the sheep―even those who refused to come home.
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