T Davis Bunn Books in Order

In this stand-alone novel, a family’s long-held dream is threatened by hidden truths and hard choices. As relationships strain under pressure, the characters must decide whether hope is strong enough to rebuild what’s been broken.

Returning to the town of Harmony means facing old memories, old hurts, and unfinished relationships. As the characters step back into familiar places, they must decide whether the past will define them, or whether forgiveness can make room for a new start.

A return trip home forces a family to face long-buried secrets and the relationships shaped by them. As past choices come into the light, forgiveness and truth become the only way forward.

In eighteenth-century Acadia, two women, one French and one English, form an unlikely friendship in a tense political climate. As loyalties harden and danger grows, they must decide what they’re willing to risk for faith, family, and each other.

With the Acadian world in turmoil, the next generation must wrestle with identity, loyalty, and the meaning of home. As old promises collide with new realities, the characters learn that a birthright can be both a gift and a burden.

Uprooted from Acadia, a young woman and her family are forced to start over in a distant British colony. As separation and suspicion strain every relationship, survival depends on courage, loyalty, and the hope of finding each other again.

Separated from everything familiar, an Acadian woman builds a new life under a new name, hiding truths that could destroy her. When a distant beacon of hope appears, she has to decide whether it’s time to risk being found, and risk being forgiven.

After years of separation and rebuilding, the search for home brings old loyalties and new dangers back to the surface. As the characters look toward a land they still love, they must decide what they’re willing to risk to belong again.

Leah, a young Jewish woman, is forced into marriage with Alban, a Roman centurion, and taken into a life she never wanted. As she investigates rumors surrounding Jesus’ death, she’s drawn toward a faith that could cost her everything.

Jacob, a young Jewish courier, and Julia, a Greek girl, are pulled into the risky world of the early church. On the road to Damascus and beyond, they face betrayal, pursuit, and the hard question of who they can trust with their lives.

Abigail is an orphan looking for safety when she’s taken in by followers of Jesus. As persecution grows and romance complicates her new life, she must decide what she believes, and whether she’s willing to stand with the people who saved her.