Janette Oke

Janette Oke's beloved story of a young teacher moving west finds the newly married Elizabeth carving out a new life. Canadian West book 2.

A new look for a bestselling historical series; an orphaned boy finds his security in God after his aunt who raised him marries and moves away.

In 18th-century Canada, two women fashion a friendship that social unrest threatens to destroy. Song of Acadia book 1. A Christy Award-winner.

One of the bestselling Christian novelists of our time, Janette Oke's books have been described as stories that never go out of style. Her readers have enjoyed and benefited from the spiritual insights and practical faith in God that accompany her homey stories. This books is the moving story of a 15-year-old who, unable to tolerate her drinking father's abuse, joins a wagon train heading West.

The heartwarming story of sisters whose relationship is threatened when both are attracted to the same man.

A string of pearls that Duncan saved for years to buy for Lizzie becomes a family heirloom and something of exceptional value to their great-granddaughter in her time of need.

In first-century Judea, Abigail together with her fellow followers of the Way face a gathering storm of persecution they never could have foreseen but find a glimmer of hope through their faith and courage to survive.

Julie finds teaching far mor difficult than she imagined and Abigail tries to convince the railroad to build a depot in Hope Valley.

Jack comes back home and starts planning his life together with Elizabeth.

When Elizabeth leaves her comfortable life in the city to move to a frontier town, she finds new purpose and love.