coming spring 2027
Broken Glass
Kelly-Lynne Reimer’s debut book is a novel of ancient Rome.
cover coming soon
Publisher: Elk Lake Publishing, Coming Spring 2027
Julia Primus knows what it means to be unwanted.
Born in the crowded slums of ancient Rome, Julia is the only surviving daughter of a poor glassblower. She dreams of earning her place beside her father, believing nothing could ever break the bond they share.
She is wrong.
When crushing debt drives her father to an unthinkable betrayal, Julia is sold into slavery and thrust into a world where human lives are bought and sold. Yet amid the brutality of Rome, unexpected mercy continues to find her. A stranger's intervention. A loyal friend. A sacrifice she never asked for. Again and again, just when all seems beyond saving, someone steps into her story.
Set against the vivid backdrop of Imperial Rome, Broken Glass is a powerful story of betrayal, sacrifice, and the quiet ways hope survives—even when a life appears shattered beyond repair.
In Development
Meet Me on the Mountain explores the mountains of Scripture, revealing how the obstacles we often pray away may, in fact, be divine invitations to meet with God. From mountaintop encounters to life-changing moments of surrender, participants will discover more of God's character, be transformed by His presence, and learn how to carry that transformation into their homes, churches, and communities.
Meet Me at the Table, a journey through the Bible's table scenes—from Genesis to Revelation—discovering how meals reveal the heart of the Gospel. Together, we'll explore how hospitality, grace, and belonging can turn our own tables into places where friendships deepen, faith grows, and others encounter the welcoming love of Christ.
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