Faith Blum Books in Order

After outlaws attack their stagecoach, siblings Joshua and Ruth Brookings are stranded in the wilderness and fighting to stay alive. Not far behind them is Jed Stuart, a weary outlaw who wants out of the life that trapped him.

Anna Stuart's quiet routine collapses after news of her brother's death. Church, two motherless boys, and the widower who needs help open a new path for her, until rumor threatens to ruin it.

After the Civil War, Caleb begins exchanging letters with Maggie, a widow desperate to secure a future for herself and her daughter. Their growing bond is warm and hopeful, but both carry private struggles into the match.

Cole Baxter never planned to marry, but his sister's death leaves him caring for four grieving children who need more than hired help. His search for a wife becomes a tender frontier story about family, grief, and second chances.

Ruth is already juggling unruly schoolchildren and an unwanted suitor when a friend asks her to play matchmaker for Sheriff Micah Carson. Her good intentions tangle friendship, romance, and duty in uncomfortable ways.

Timothy is desperate. His troublesome half-sister has driven off five housekeepers, so he tries a different answer, a mail-order bride who might bring both help and steadiness to his home.

Alexander Granger offers Mona a fake marriage so he can shock his father and settle an old score. The scheme is reckless from the start, and real feeling threatens to undo the plan.

Adelaide agrees to marry a man in Cheyenne to escape an unwanted pursuer back home. On the final leg west, surrounded by other brides and rising suspicion, she starts to fear the match may be a trap.

Change hits hard when a teenager is left behind after her family's move, and the pain turns darker than anyone around her realizes. This contemporary story looks at despair, faith, and the fight to keep going.

This short story collection ranges from persecuted believers and hard moral choices to science fiction adventures and a spaceship cat. The variety is wide, but faith and endurance tie the stories together.

Katie and Joanna meet on a train west and discover they are both headed to Cheyenne as mail-order brides. By the time their stagecoach fills with more young women, suspicion has already begun to grow.

Adventurous twins Eve and Evangeline Collins head west as mail-order brides, certain they can handle the journey. Their confidence fades when danger finds them just outside Cheyenne.

This collection gathers the first three Hymns of the West novellas, I Love Thee, Pass Me Not, and Redeemed. Together they offer quick frontier romances shaped by grief, household strain, mail-order hopes, and faith.

Pinkerton detective Joshua Brookings goes undercover in Cheyenne after a fellow investigator is kidnapped. The case pulls him into outlaw circles, old secrets, and a test of whether his convictions will hold under pressure.

Henry Sullivan is about to age out of the orphanage, but leaving means choosing between his dream of a farm and the sister who depends on him. What looks like freedom quickly turns into a harder test of faith.

This brief biblical short story retells the resurrection from an unusual point of view, the tomb that held Jesus. It is simple, imaginative, and shaped more by reverence than spectacle.

Titus Hine has spent his life protecting his younger siblings, and the town looks down on them because of their mother's past. When kindness finally comes, he has to learn whether help can be trusted.

Eleanor Miller wants to teach, but her heart is tied to her disowned brother Grover and the damage he left behind. This quieter frontier novella centers on family fracture, worry, and learning to trust God anyway.

Otis Miller finally gets the chance to become a doctor, then learns he has inherited a fortune and a Colorado mine. When he sees how badly the miners live, ambition gives way to harder questions about responsibility and love.

Gage Wilhelm is thrilled to reclaim the family farm he lost as a child, until a stranger arrives with a claim tied to his father's old debt. Home, friendship, and the future he wants suddenly look far less secure.

Rapha, a brutalized Philistine slave, flees into the desert after a murder accusation. Compassionate Nava refuses to give up on him, setting off a biblical retelling about prejudice, mercy, and trust.

A Christmas collection that moves from a World War I trench to blizzards, modern danger, and quieter family moments. Each story leans into holiday strain, hope, and the possibility of peace.

Jason returns home after years away, unsure whether the family he hurt will take him back. Meanwhile, his sister Jessamine is chasing status and a wealthy husband, turning one homecoming into a tangle of pride and repentance.

Hadassah and Gidal are taken as slaves when their parents cannot pay a debt to Priestess Basmat. Their struggle for endurance unfolds alongside King Saul's desperate visit to the medium of Endor.

Chileab, one of King David's sons, longs for his father's approval and heads into the desert to find kidnapped healer's daughter Rina. Their story blends rescue, faith, and family wounds in a biblical retelling with fairy-tale notes.

Adah, a neglected daughter of King David, plans a grand concert with twelve sisters to win the attention she has missed for years. Her scheme brings worry and restlessness to the surface in this biblical retelling.

Lillian Sullivan leaves Montana for rural Kentucky to join a horseback librarian program and share both books and the gospel. Shy by nature, she must decide whether she can speak up when Willow Hollow keeps testing her courage.

After her parents die, Elaheh is worked nearly to the bone by her lazy brothers. When Prince Solomon hears her plea, he looks for a way to help, and a Cinderella-like romance begins inside a very unequal household.

Pastor Paul Buchanan needs a wife to keep his church, but his mail-order bride Ellie is everything she never meant to choose, and he is everything she wanted to avoid. Friendship, jealousy, and a cousin's arrival complicate their fresh start.

The nativity is retold through the eyes of the manger itself in this short biblical piece. It is a gentle, unusual angle on Christ's birth, told with wonder and simplicity.

Carsten Whitford is arrested for a robbery he did not commit, and the town is quick to believe the worst because of his father's past. With three friends at his side, he races to clear his name before trial.

Rookie U.S. Marshal Aston Williams stops in a small New Mexico town with a bag of gold and wakes to find outlaws have taken over. Now he must help the town's men save their families before the gang closes in.