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COUNTERSHADE

Ever since her parents went to federal prison on racketeering convictions, Lucetta Bellini has felt cheated out of a promising future. Her newfound relationship with Christ helps her curtail her angry outbursts, but trusting others doesn’t come easily.

As Lucetta finishes her senior year of college, Countershade— the online money laundering operation created by her parents years before—reappears on the darknet, with a cutting-edge cryptocurrency promising anonymity. Lucetta seeks out the shadowy site administrator, and in the process, unwittingly puts her digital fingerprints on evidence that frames her as the mastermind behind the illegal marketplace’s rebirth.

With a reckless need to define herself apart from her family’s destructive legacy, Lucetta dives into an investigation to identify the site’s new architect. Her journey to expose the truth betrays family secrets, reveals unexpected enemies, and emboldens her faith.

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GOING BACK COLD

After the unexpected stillbirth loss of her daughter, physicist Dr. Jane Whyse feels as empty and lifeless as the landscape that surrounds her on the remote Antarctic base where she and her husband work. As the geniuses of PROJECT SPLIT HORIZON pursue faster-than-light travel, Jane begins to secretly wonder if there is an opportunity to use the piezoelectronic technology she’s created to time travel. What if she could somehow undo the loss of her daughter? Jane's honest, ugly struggles to understand God’s sovereign plan for all of time and space in the midst of raw pain leave her questioning everything. The more success she finds in her scientific career—and the closer she may be to a chance to fix the worst day of her life, the more conflict she finds in her marriage and in her own heart. Can she seek healing from this devastating loss while she tries to play god? Jane must choose between faith in a God whose mercies are new every morning, or coldly turning away with the challenge, "If God doesn’t like this, He’d better stop me."