In this gripping suspense novel, three brothers’ choices set in motion a chain of events that will test one woman’s faith to its limits.When Melissa Flynn is suddenly abducted, her brother Jason’s guilt threatens to consume him. His failure to pick her up that fateful day haunts his every waking moment.

Meanwhile, Luke Black, driven by a sense of justice, finds himself on a collision course with his own brother, Simeon. As Luke unravels the dark truth behind his parents’ problems, he must confront the unthinkable:his flesh and blood left their parents to die.

As Melissa clings to her faith amid unspeakable circumstances, the actions of these three brothers - Jason, Luke, and Simeon -will determine her fate. Each must grapple with their own demons, testing the bonds of brotherhood and the true meaning of loyalty.

“Closer than a Brother” is a heart-pounding journey of faith, family, and redemption. As the clock ticks and danger mounts, readers will be captivated by this powerful reminder that even in our darkest hours,God remains closer than a brother.

Grace Livingston delivers a masterful blend of suspense and spiritual insight, crafting a story that will linger in your heart long after the last page is turned.

Lisa Darling doesn’t mind putting in long hours, often working 50-60 hour weeks. She’s willing to forgo social events to meet work deadlines and is even fine with taking on managerial responsibilities without the proper title or compensation because her boss, Mr. Keating, promised her the management position.

However, what she can’t tolerate is deceit. On the day she was supposed to be promoted, Mr. Keating sat at his desk and calmly told her the job no longer existed, a fact he had kept hidden. To make matters worse, the position he offered was the same as her current work, with less pay and no title. He actually thought she’d accept it.

Devastated by the underhanded trickery and, yes, angry, Lisa, a devout Christian, understood that being a child of God didn’t mean being a pushover. With her qualifications, faith, and support from her sister, she made plans to move on. Vivian’s return to Lisa’s life meant things would normalize, become better, like it had before. But moving forward wasn’t the best direction because she hadn’t let go of the past. Releasing the ties that kept her bound proved to be the toughest challenge she had ever faced.

“TIES THAT BIND” is an unputdownable novel that journeys into the depths of forgiveness, the audacity to reinvent oneself, and the inexplicable power of sisterhood.