St. Ninian's Sanctuary

It seemed God had gone silent Haunted by grisly scenes from her past, journalist Ione Stavros needs to heal and recharge. According to its website, the mysterious St. Ninians Sanctuary is a perfect place to do that. On an island so far south its nearly in Antarctica, the retreat center promises quiet opportunities to meet with God and find refreshment. She prays thats true, because this is her last hope. Callen came to the island to escape a fatal failure. Working the island farm and hiding in a cabin alone, this former Rocky Mountain search and rescue paramedic prays God will let him stop hearing, even for a moment, screams from his past. He doesnt expect God to place a woman in his path more broken than he is. He cant bear to carry her pain along with his own, but every time he turns around, there she is. Together they listen for Gods voice, explore the mysteries of the island, and try to make sense of their lives. It isnt until danger threatens the entire island that they begin to understand Gods plans for themapart and togetheras well as plans for the island theyve grown to love. Beneath the Broom Tree is book one in the St. Ninians Sanctuary series, contemporary Christian small-town romance with a mysterious island twist.

He wants to forget. She wants to belong. God may just want them to heal. When the doctors told Huck his shattered leg would take a year to heal, he was angry. For years building St. Ninian's Sanctuary and being its head of maintenance had been Hucks identity, say nothing of how many demons the hard work kept at bay. With nothing to do now but heal, hes lonely, haunted, and doesnt know who he is. Pearl ODay is the new head of the hospitality department as well as the only single mother on the island. Shes not sure she belongs hereand some of the staff seems to agreebut she also has no other place to go if this doesnt work out. She packed up her whole life in the States to work on this island retreat center at the bottom of the world. The job that seemed too good to be true might end up her biggest mistake, and that shakes her faith and her confidence to the core. God seems to have different plans for both Huck and Pearl, deep plans that will address their pasts, their pain, and their loneliness. It might take a little danger, a lot of misunderstanding, and some good old-fashioned forgiveness to get this pair where God wants them to be. The only hope is that they dont lose something precious to both of them along the way. As the Mist Scatters is book two of the St. Ninians Sanctuary series, small-town Christian contemporary romance with a mysterious island twist.

Not all grief looks the same... After thirty-year-old Sage loses his wife, people accuse him of grieving wrong. They don't know how hard he's trying to hide the nightmare his marriage had become. His teen sister-in-law Paisley, now his ward, understands least of all. She's angry, rude, and lonely, and Sage can't reach her. After they butt heads for six months, well-meaning family sends them to St. Ninian's Sanctuary to heal, but they have little hope a vacation will fix anything. Violet and Heath live and work on the island, and each doubts his or her future here. Violet is lonely and thinks she isn't good with people. Heath is a new graduate who wants to stay but hasn't been invited. When they befriend Sage and Paisley and begin to dig into the pain and secrets surrounding the pair, four lives start to change. Unfortunately, not one of them sees past his or her own heartache. It isn't until one of them goes missing that they begin to focus through the eyes of the others, only by that point it might be too late to fix anything. Beyond the Borderlands is book three of the St. Ninian's Sanctuary series, contemporary Christian romance where faith, healing, and second chances converge on a mysterious island retreat center at the bottom of the world.