Slightly agoraphobic Julie Richards, an immigration attorney, just wants to be left alone in her fortress-like house. But someone is watching her-she can feel it, or is it just her imagination playing tricks on her? She has more than she can handle with a case she's working on involving Crista Bauer, a Guatemalan teacher and newlywed, whose husband Marcus is trying to kill her. Crista and her baby Sofia must go into hiding. But he always finds her. It doesn't take Julie long to realize that Marcus is out to harm her as well, and her fortress becomes a place of danger. Add to that, a new client-Sun Lee, a teenager from South Korea, who has come to California for a summer vacation with a childhood friend. But her vacation-of-a-lifetime becomes a nightmare when she is stripped of her money, phone, and identification and forced into human trafficking. Will Julie be able to overcome her fear, come out of her shell of a house, and help rescue Crista and Sun? Contains mild Christian references

Come Out of Hiding (Stepping Out)

Religion & Spirituality

Stewart, Sherri

Literature & Fiction

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

She has the voice of an angel. But the devil is listening. After Nazi soldiers close the opera and destroy Tamar Kaplan's dream of becoming a professional singer, she joins the Dutch Resistance, her fair coloring concealing her Jewish heritage. Tamar partners with Dr. Daniel Feldman, and they risk their lives to help escaping refugees. When they are forced to flee themselves, violinist Neelie Visser takes them into hiding. Tamar's love for Daniel flowers in hardship, but she struggles with the paradox that a loving God would allow the atrocities around her. When Tamar resists the advances of a Third Reich officer, he exacts his revenge by betraying the secrets hidden behind the walls of Neelie's house. From a prison hospital to a Nazi celebration to a concentration camp, will the three of them survive to tell the world the secrets behind barbed wire? A Song for Her Enemies is the story of a talented young opera singer and the bittersweet love that grows amid the tyranny and fear of World War II. Set against the backdrop of neighbors willing to risk their lives in the German-occupied, war-torn Netherlands, A Song for Her Enemies is an inspiring and beautiful novel celebrating the resilience of the human spirit and the determination of Christians in the face of persecution. It is a novel for everyone seeking to understand the pain of the past and be inspired to embrace hope for the future.

A Song for Her Enemies: A Novel

Genre Fiction

Heritage Beacon Fiction

If the Nazis stole your house, wouldn't you be justified in stealing it back now that the war is over? When Tamar Feldman admits to her husband, Daniel, and mentor, Neelie Visser, that she broke into her former home, they scold her for taking such a risk. Tamar is tired of being careful. She's tired of living in the present, as if the past doesn't matter. But the painting of the violin girl in her former bedroom draws her back again and again. She finally steals the painting to return it to its former owner. Now maybe this small act of justice will help Tamar to start to heal. When Neelie sees the painting, she reveals a secret about it that will take the three of them on a quest to Amsterdam and Paris to find justice, forgiveness, and new beginnings. What Tamar doesn't realize is the past isn't finished with her yet; in fact, it's as close as the walls in her house and even follows her to Paris.

What Hides Behind the Walls

Christian Books & Bibles

Winged Publications

Deer Eyes

Independently published

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