NEW FICTION
Welcome to the Valley of Artisans, a gentle, small-town fiction series by inspirational Christian author AmyLu Riley. Fans of Jan Karon, Miss Read, or Agnes Sanford will delight in the Valley of Artisans series. And C.S. Lewis readers will find some hidden treats in books 2 and 4. Readers will want to return again and again to the Valley of Artisans.
Remembering:
Valley of Artisans – Book 1
River Carter arrives in the Valley of Artisans to reopen her family’s pottery shop in time for the fall tourist season. But instead of an exciting new beginning, will pain from her past shatter her peace?
Remembering is book 1 in the Valley of Artisans series, a gentle, small-town fiction series by inspirational Christian author AmyLu Riley. Fans of Jan Karon, Miss Read, or Agnes Sanford will delight in the Valley of Artisans series. And C.S. Lewis readers will find some hidden treats in books 2 and 4. Welcome to the Valley of Artisans, where readers will want to return again and again.
Open for Miracles:
Valley of Artisans – Book 2
It’s WinterFest time in the Valley of Artisans, and River Carter’s new life may be about to snowball. Her latest business venture is taking off, but could it also take her down? Meanwhile, Uncle Jim and Sara announce a winter wedding—but will their trip down the aisle end before it begins? Who will help Della run the café? And when one of Vera’s big prayers for River is answered, will life be the same for any of them again?
Open for Miracles is book 2 in the Valley of Artisans series, a gentle, small-town fiction series by inspirational Christian author AmyLu Riley. Fans of Jan Karon, Miss Read, or Agnes Sanford will delight in the Valley of Artisans series. And C.S. Lewis readers will find some hidden treats in books 2 and 4. Welcome back to the Valley of Artisans, where readers will want to return again and again.
A Winter Wedding in the Valley of Artisans:
Valley of Artisans – Book 3
In the Valley of Artisans, the charming wedding chapel is finally ready for its grand opening. But when an ice storm brings an unexpected wedding guest with questions for River Carter, where will his inquiries lead? It’s a winter wedding in Indiana—what could possibly go wrong?
A Winter Wedding in the Valley of Artisans is book 3 in the Valley of Artisans series, a gentle, small-town fiction series by inspirational Christian author AmyLu Riley. Fans of Jan Karon, Miss Read, or Agnes Sanford will delight in the Valley of Artisans series. And C.S. Lewis readers will find some hidden treats in books 2 and 4. Welcome back to the Valley of Artisans, where readers will want to return again and again.
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Ordinary Miracles:
Valley of Artisans – Book 4
While away for the weekend, River Carter is unexpectedly faced with a message that challenges her very beliefs about how God works. Back at home in the Valley of Artisans, as River transforms her neglected garden into a place of inspiring beauty, will she find herself coming to life in a new way, as well?
Ordinary Miracles is book 4 in the Valley of Artisans series, a gentle, small-town fiction series by inspirational Christian author AmyLu Riley. Fans of Jan Karon, Miss Read, or Agnes Sanford will delight in the Valley of Artisans series. And C.S. Lewis readers will find some hidden treats in books 2 and 4. Welcome back to the Valley of Artisans, where readers will want to return again and again.
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NONFICTION
If your experience isn’t matching Scripture, and you have no idea what to do about it, I invite you to check out my journey. These four nonfiction books—Jesus as Healer, Stay, Faith with Grit, and Faith with Wings, can serve as a breadcrumb trail for many people with backgrounds similar to my own: living for decades without ever seeing healing miracles, needing one and knowing God could do one anytime he wanted—but not really expecting one, and thinking my case might have already been closed.
And, then, get ready for more. These stories, truly, were just the beginning.
Faith with Wings
Are you ready to soar free? Come on an unexpected journey of truth, love, and freedom in Christ.
Faith with Grit for the Not-Yet Healed
“I know God can heal me, so why doesn’t he?” Come on a quest for the kind of faith your spirit needs to live strong.
Stay: Why I’m Still Here, A Spiritual Memoir
See how God took what looked like an ending and made it into a new beginning. Just like he wants to do for you.
Jesus as Healer: Miracles and Meditations in Luke
Look into the face of the one who can heal anything. Come away on a life-changing meditation journey through the incredible work of Jesus as healer in the Bible book of Luke.
People Ask How My Miracle Healings Happened
In Faith with Wings (2020) I share the story of a dream in which I vehemently made the accusation against God that he was never going to heal me because he hadn’t already done it. God used the dream to expose the lie. In the rest of that book, I talk about what happened after the lie met the light.
52 days after that book was published, God began giving me miraculous healings. And he continued to tear down lies.
In June of 2021, God gave me a similar opportunity to tell him what was in my heart—again, while I was sleeping and he could bypass my inhibition and find the answer that was really living inside me.
In the dream, someone had not yet been healed. But I knew without a doubt that God would heal them, because the New Testament records a God who healed everyone who came to him for healing—whatever their need. In the dream, I enthusiastically proclaimed in a loud voice, “He healed them all!” And then, smiling right into Jesus’s face, I joyfully exclaimed, “It’s who you are!”
The stark difference between these two dreams revealed to me how my faith had changed, in just the space of a few years. And I can tell you, looking into Jesus’s face with joy was definitely the better of the two.
What made the difference? Come and see. My nonfiction books share the beginning of my journey from one of those “bookend” dreams to the other.
And, then, get ready for more. These stories, truly, were just the beginning.