Her artwork is guided by faith. He’s a non-believer. Will their relationship survive a demon knocking at their door?

Lexie Baltimore is dedicated to helping people return to God through her inspired sculptures. But when the subject of her next project is a pastor, she wonders why such a godly man would require her guidance. And as her frustrations with her atheist husband grow, Lexie finds her admiration for the minister turning to attraction.

Physics professor Hugh Baltimore believes in science, not religion. And when he meets the man portrayed in his wife’s art, he grows increasingly suspicious that she’s having an affair. But with career-ending rumors circulating at his university, he’s desperate for her support.

As Lexie struggles with her loyalty, she’s torn between her dedication to the church and her unconditional love for her spouse. But with a demon’s sights set on Hugh, the skeptic is suddenly dragged into a dangerous battle where succumbing could cost him his soul.

Can Lexie and Hugh defeat the evil threatening to destroy their marriage?

Two lives and a soul are at stake. And time is running out… 

Lexie has no idea why Nate is flying back from China, only that his text said it’s urgent. And his face is the one God led her to sculpt. That can only mean he’s her next assignment. 

Again.

Upon his arrival, Nate is stunned to see Lexie is pregnant. He knows what she and Hugh went through when they lost their  little girl several years ago, and can only imagine what lays behind the hint of fear he sees in her eyes. But a warning has brought him back to the States—one he hates to deliver but knows he must. 

Though still teetering on the edge of faith, Hugh is focused on his future as Department Chair of Physics at Stanford University and the impending arrival of their daughter. Yet he finds an astonishing ability to welcome Nate back into their lives—something he didn’t think possible after what happened in the past.

But a greater threat has brought Nate back into Lexie and Hugh’s lives. Tobias is back and determined to claim Hugh’s soul. And his plan of destruction includes putting Lexie and her unborn child in jeopardy. As Lexie and her baby girl fight live, an unexpected visitation brings hope to Lexie that her baby girl will survive. But will Lexie survive to tell Hugh about it? 

She doesn’t know he’s the one who destroyed her life. She’s the last one on his list to help. Will they discover the truth—and love—before it’s too late?

She calls herself Jennie but doesn’t remember her true identity. Her first memories are of the dirty San Francisco alley where she woke up, the women’s shelter she stumbled into, and the enigmatic woman who runs the place. She takes Jennie to Shiloah Sanctuary, a safe place for her to regain her memory and her life. 

Ex-mercenary Elliott Harris has spent the last two years of his life restoring the lives of the people he helped destroy. The unoccupied third floor of Shiloah Sanctuary tells the story of each one. The empty rooms bear the murals he’s painted that reveal the redemption of the past. And now he’s painting the last one—the one who lost the most. 

Because of a mistake.

As Jennie’s memories begin to return, her identity starts to emerge. And the dark threats from Elliott’s past have made their presence known. Helping her will mean exposing himself to his former agency who thought him dead and to Jennie’s rejection when she realizes he played a part in destroying her life.

Past and present collide, sending them both running for their lives and the truth. Yet the final brush stroke reveals the unexpected…a miracle they never anticipated.