Fear and insecurity may cost Annie Wright her chance of a lifetime. Author Daphne Murrell brings the first of a character-driven series to life as she weaves a story of romance, conflict and mystery. Every time Annie hears Autumn Sunset played, she falls in love with the music of Stephen Williams. Suddenly, the doors of opportunity swing open wide for Annie when she has an occasion to share her music with the famous singer and songwriter himself. However, Stephen has his own relationship problems and happiness seems to slip through their fingers. As the relationships in this novel unfold, you may laugh and you may cry but you won't be able to put it down. Enjoy an Autumn Sunset in a new and exciting way.

In the sequel to "Autumn Sunset" we continue with Angie's story. Her only dream, as far back as she can remember, was to become a medical missionary. As the years went by, the dream became more specific: to travel to the Pacific island nation of Padawin and work with the tribal villages. It seems, however, that this dream may be hers alone, with the exception of missionary Michael Collins who has been there for nine years and desperately needs the help her medical training can bring. As doors continue to shut for Angie, she is forced into a crisis of belief. Just how strong is her faith, and how far is she willing to go to follow the call she believes God placed within her many years ago?

The third installment of the series that began with "Autumn Sunset" and continued with "Spring Dawn", "Winter Midnight" picks up with Cindy Marcum doing her best to change her life, both for her mother's sake and for her own. As Sue Marcum begins cancer treatments and Cindy starts work as the temporary church secretary, they only imagined that their lives had become complicated. But when recently divorced Kyle Sarkos steps into the picture, they become entangled with a mysterious murder and a displaced child. As the search for truth takes them across the United States, they learn to deal with the deep regrets of their pasts and come to understand that God truly can work all things for the good of those who love Him.

Deception, whether accidental or deliberate, always carries a price. In the fourth book of the "Autumn Sunset" series, "Summer Sunrise" takes us through a journey where the price can sometimes be hard to pay. Annie Williams has held a secret from her husband for years, but can the well-meaning intentions of her heart erase the hurt such a secret could bring? Billy Marcum has almost pulled his life together, but the lies of his past seem to dog his heels at every turn. Can he possibly turn the page at last and build a life that is no longer self-centered and no longer destructive towards those he loves the most? And the church in Dockrey has grown too large for Jonathan and Kyle to handle. As a new staff member comes on board, will he become a team player in the ministry or a tool of deception of divisiveness? When the truth is interwoven with lies, each life will be affected in some way.

Meg MacAllister's life is anything but simple, but when an old friend shows up, suddenly things become even more complicated. Phillip is tired, burned out from ministry, and ready to make big changes, but Meg knows that God placed a call on his life, and she desperately wants to see him return to what he does best. As she tries to help him regain some confidence, she finds old emotions and attachements beginning to resurface...and all the baggage that comes with them. As hard as it may be for Phillip to overcome his present, it is just as hard for Meg to overcome her past. Will Meg discover that forgiveness is full before she makes a serious mistake in judgment? And will Phillip ever understand that sometimes our trials drive us to exactly where we need to be?