Books like Sarah's song by Karen Kingsbury

An epic tale of memory, intrigue, and betrayal set against a panoramic backdrop of twentieth-century history.

Three sisters struggle to reconcile their faith with the world outside the convent.

Karen Kingsbury’s *Novels* collection explores faith, redemption and the search for meaning through three interconnected Christian romance stories set in America.

After years in a disappointing childless marriage, and now widowed at only twenty-six, Amish midwife Sarah Mast moves to Pleasant Valley for a fresh start. But unpleasant surprises beset Sarah when she joins her aging aunt’s dwindling midwife practice. Signs of her aunt’s decline suggest that she may no longer be capable of the rigorous demands of her work. With Sarah’s last dollar now invested in the birthing center, can she help her aunt face the truth and run the center alone? Aaron Miller, Sarah’s neighbor, counts himself among the skeptics until he witnesses the dedication and love she has for her patients. But when an English doctor files a complaint against Sarah, Aaron’s misgivings resurface—just as his own sister faces a birthing crisis. In the midst of such tribulations, Sarah prays for the strength to defend her practice, care for her patients, and win the hearts of the community she has grown to love.

After her husband’s death, Sarah Lyons struggles alone along the Ohio River, caring for her son while seeking faith in a new Washington County community among militia and Native Americans.

As children, Jade Conner and Tanner Eastman were best friends until scandal drove them apart. Then, one golden summer, they find each other again. Through endless days they share their hearts and souls and dreams of forever. Then, in a moment of weakness, they make a decision that will tear them apart for nearly a decade. In their own separate corners of the country, Jade and Tanner have become fighters for religious freedom. Now Jade's unfaithful husband is determined to destroy her in a custody battle that will rock the nation and shake people's understanding of faith and freedom. Could Jade lose her only child because of her faith? Only one man can help her in her darkest hour. And only one old woman knows the secret about that summer and the truth that can set them all free. - Back cover.

A moving story of two survivors of the Oklahoma City bombing who, years after sharing a moment on the memorial, are drawn together once more by a determined sister’s intervention.

Ryan Kelly reflects on the past love with Molly Allen at The Bridge, the oldest bookstore in downtown Franklin, Tennessee, as the shop faces financial ruin and a looming crisis.

During the Civil War, Sarah MacKenzie dedicates herself to the abolition of slavery and the defense of mill workers, refusing marriage until love with political ally Philip Calvert unexpectedly challenges her convictions.

After the tragic 9/11 attacks, Jamie Bryan, a firefighter’s widow, dedicates her life to volunteering at St. Paul’s memorial chapel, finding new purpose while navigating complex relationships and the enduring pain of loss.

Three interwoven stories of love, loss, and hope explore how past choices shape present lives, as a man, a war‑correspondent, and a college student seek meaning, connection, and answers to lingering questions of identity and faith.

Brooke Baxter balances a successful career, a loving home, and two children while rekindling her faith. When a devastating loss strikes, she must confront the resilience of her faith and marriage.

A firefighter who loses his memory after 9/11 fights to regain it with his wife’s love, faith, and relentless hope.

Eighty‑four‑year‑old Florence reflects on her long‑time friend Elsie while awaiting rescue after a fall, uncovering a secret that may reveal why a new resident resembles a man who died sixty years ago.