Kristy Cambron Books in Order

A Manhattan art dealer searches for a portrait of a violinist and uncovers the musician’s wartime past. The investigation connects her own wounded heart with an Austrian woman who risked everything to help Jews escape Nazi persecution.

A reporter who escaped Prague returns to rescue her family from Nazi persecution, risking imprisonment in Terezin. Decades later, an art dealer facing a legal crisis discovers a connection to that history through a young girl.

Two women leave the futures expected of them and enter the world of the American circus. As Mable builds a life with John Ringling, an English aristocrat follows her own ambition into the precarious freedom of performing.

After Houdini’s death, his former apprentice Wren tries to protect the identity she has hidden behind her stage career. A rival’s disastrous performance draws her into an FBI investigation that threatens to expose far more than an illusion.

Ellie travels to France after her ailing grandmother reveals a hidden family past connected to a ruined castle. As Alzheimer’s threatens to silence those memories, Ellie investigates a history reaching through the French Revolution and the wartime resistance.

This guided study applies verse mapping to the book of Acts through six sessions. Comparing translations, examining original words, and tracing scriptural connections, readers explore the text’s meaning and consider how its lessons relate to their lives.

A six-session study of Luke introduces verse mapping as a way to examine scripture closely. Readers compare translations, investigate words and context, and connect passages while reflecting on themes of belief, obedience, restoration, and calling.

A trip to Ireland draws Laine Forrester toward a ruined castle and the women connected to its past. Their intertwined stories reach through the 1916 Easter Rising and the 1798 rebellion, revealing struggles with love, loss, and survival.

A disputed portrait brings an art historian to an English estate whose past links three women across generations. Their stories uncover hidden motives, wartime responsibilities, and the secrets preserved within a library and its paintings.

In occupied Paris, a dressmaker uses access to the Nazi elite to gather secrets for the Resistance. Later, a woman cataloguing stolen art discovers a hidden message that connects her search for her husband to the missing seamstress.

This journal explains a five-step method for studying biblical passages through translations, original languages, context, and reflection. Suggested verses and reusable mapping spaces help readers organize their discoveries and connect their reading with personal application.

A ballerina stranded in wartime Rome joins hospital staff hiding Jewish families behind a fabricated illness. Decades later, an American woman travels to Italy to uncover how her grandfather’s past connects to a mysterious heirloom and a rescued child.

Once separated by class and the First World War, Amos and Charlotte now run rival Coventry bookshops. As another war threatens their city and an unexpected legal claim endangers Charlotte’s family, old resentments must give way to cooperation.

A cooking class with Julia Child unsettles Kat’s carefully rebuilt life in postwar Paris. Her search for a missing brother and questions about her husband lead back to wartime espionage, when a French kitchen concealed dangerous Resistance work.