The Centurion's Wife by Davis Bunn & Janette Oke

The Centurion's Wife (Acts of Faith, Book 1) - Leah is the maid servant to Pontius Pilate's wife.  After Jesus' crucifixion, Pilate and Herod plot to keep Christians from rebelling.  Pilate's wife orders Leah to infiltrate their group and bring her any news.  Pilate and Herod order a centurion, Alban, to do the same.

The Centurion's Wife by Davis Bunn & Janette Oke

The Centurion's Wife (Acts of Faith, Book 1) - Leah is the maid servant to Pontius Pilate's wife.  After Jesus' crucifixion, Pilate and Herod plot to keep Christians from rebelling.  Pilate's wife orders Leah to infiltrate their group and bring her any news.  Pilate and Herod order a centurion, Alban, to do the same.

Cooking Most Deadly by Joanne Pence

Cooking Most Deadly: An Angie Amalfi Mystery (Angie Amalfi Mysteries) - Angie finds a new small restaurant near her church.  However, they have only one item on the menu - spaghetti and meatballs.  Angie, believes she as found a great new restaurant and begins to help the new owners with improving the restaurant.  Meanwhile, there is a murderer who is systematically killing women in revenge.  Paavo Smith is tasked with finding the killer, but the women seem to have no connections.

Cooking Most Deadly by Joanne Pence

Cooking Most Deadly: An Angie Amalfi Mystery (Angie Amalfi Mysteries) - Angie finds a new small restaurant near her church.  However, they have only one item on the menu - spaghetti and meatballs.  Angie, believes she as found a great new restaurant and begins to help the new owners with improving the restaurant.  Meanwhile, there is a murderer who is systematically killing women in revenge.  Paavo Smith is tasked with finding the killer, but the women seem to have no connections.

Too Many Cooks by Joanne Pence

Too Many Cooks: An Angie Amalfi Mystery (Angie Amalfi Mysteries) - This is actually the 2nd book in the series.  Angie talks her way into a job helping a chef on his radio show.  While she is trying to make her boss look good a successful restaurateur is murdered.

Too Many Cooks by Joanne Pence

Too Many Cooks: An Angie Amalfi Mystery (Angie Amalfi Mysteries) - This is actually the 2nd book in the series.  Angie talks her way into a job helping a chef on his radio show.  While she is trying to make her boss look good a successful restaurateur is murdered.

Cooking Up Trouble by Joanne Pence

Cooking Up Trouble: An Angie Amalfi Mystery (Angie Amalfi Mysteries) -  3rd in the series. Angie is hired to help develop a vegetarian menu for a new B & B in a secluded area of Northern California.  She asks Paavo Smith, her detective boyfriend, to join her for a romantic getaway.  When she arrives, she meets the investors all who believe they have the best ideas for the new inn. Soon after Paavo arrives, he is informed that the owner has disappeared.  Furthermore, a raging storm causes a mudslide that blocks the only access.

Cooking Up Trouble by Joanne Pence

Cooking Up Trouble: An Angie Amalfi Mystery (Angie Amalfi Mysteries) -  3rd in the series. Angie is hired to help develop a vegetarian menu for a new B & B in a secluded area of Northern California.  She asks Paavo Smith, her detective boyfriend, to join her for a romantic getaway.  When she arrives, she meets the investors all who believe they have the best ideas for the new inn. Soon after Paavo arrives, he is informed that the owner has disappeared.  Furthermore, a raging storm causes a mudslide that blocks the only access.

The Noticer by Andy Andrews

The Noticer: Sometimes, all a person needs is a little perspective - Although, this is fiction, this story reads like a biography of a man who refers to himself as Jones.  He also refers to himself as Garcia or Chen, depending on to whom he is talking.  Jones, notices when a person needs to change his perspective and talks to them.  His stories gives the listener a different perspective on their lives and they are then inclined to change their lives.

The Noticer by Andy Andrews

The Noticer: Sometimes, all a person needs is a little perspective - Although, this is fiction, this story reads like a biography of a man who refers to himself as Jones.  He also refers to himself as Garcia or Chen, depending on to whom he is talking.  Jones, notices when a person needs to change his perspective and talks to them.  His stories gives the listener a different perspective on their lives and they are then inclined to change their lives.

Deadly Assets by W.E.B. Griffin and William E. Butterworth IV

Deadly Assets (Badge Of Honor) - Anti-police sentiment is running high in Philadelphia.  Groups are protesting with slogans such as "Stop Killadelphia."  At the top of their list is Matt Payne, who they are claiming is "Public Enemy Number One."  This doesn't stop Matt and the police department from investigating the rash of murders occurring this December.

Deadly Assets by W.E.B. Griffin and William E. Butterworth IV

Deadly Assets (Badge Of Honor) - Anti-police sentiment is running high in Philadelphia.  Groups are protesting with slogans such as "Stop Killadelphia."  At the top of their list is Matt Payne, who they are claiming is "Public Enemy Number One."  This doesn't stop Matt and the police department from investigating the rash of murders occurring this December.

The View from the Lighthouse by Melody Carlson

The View From the Lighthouse (The Miracles of Marble Cove, Volume 1) - Diane Spencer has just moved to Marble Cove. She intends to write a book.  Walking on the beach, she comes across an injured dog stuck in the rocks.  As she settles into her new life she becomes friends with Margaret Hoskins, who is opening a gallery in town; Shelley and Dan Bauer a young couple with children, struggling to make ends meets, and Beverly, Mr. Wheeland's daughter, who comes up from Boston on weekends.

All three women find that they have something in common.  They also share that they have all seen a flash of light from the local lighthouse Orlean Point.  All three are interested in the mystery and want to find out what causes the flashes from a non-working lighthouse.

The View from the Lighthouse by Melody Carlson

The View From the Lighthouse (The Miracles of Marble Cove, Volume 1) - Diane Spencer has just moved to Marble Cove. She intends to write a book.  Walking on the beach, she comes across an injured dog stuck in the rocks.  As she settles into her new life she becomes friends with Margaret Hoskins, who is opening a gallery in town; Shelley and Dan Bauer a young couple with children, struggling to make ends meets, and Beverly, Mr. Wheeland's daughter, who comes up from Boston on weekends.

All three women find that they have something in common.  They also share that they have all seen a flash of light from the local lighthouse Orlean Point.  All three are interested in the mystery and want to find out what causes the flashes from a non-working lighthouse.