Welcome to our November 2026 New Releases.
This month we’re featuring 4 Christian fiction books. We hope you’ll enjoy discovering these recent releases, and we congratulate the authors on their new books.
A Dragon for Christmas by Rochelle L. Sharpe
(Release Date: 24 November 2026)
Samuel Evans has been in love with his heroine neighbour, Ashlyn, for almost two years. Another world exists, and Ashlyn saved it when she was a teen. But it left her broken, and she retired to a farm in the middle of New South Wales to try and live in peace. She never intended on returning to the world she saved, but when her aunt sends for her over Christmas, she reluctantly agrees. Sam offers to go with her, hoping to help Ashlyn and impress her aunt.
In the other world, Sam begins a quest to find the perfect Christmas gift to win Ashlyn’s heart. With a little elf at his side that is more hindrance than help, will Sam find the gift Ashlyn really wants, or will his plans go up in smoke?
Be swept away this Christmas in A Dragon For Christmas, a sweet, cosy portal fantasy with a faith thread.
With All Your Heart by Milla Holt and Ten Other Authors
(Released: 3 November 2026)
A Heartwarming Christmas Anthology of Faith, Hope, and Forever Love
Eleven talented authors come together in this special holiday collection of wholesome and Christian romances set against the magical backdrop of Christmas. From snow-dusted small towns and candlelit churches to cozy family gatherings and quiet moments of grace, each story celebrates the true spirit of the season—love that heals, faith that strengthens, and second chances that arrive just in time for Christmas.
Whether you’re looking for sweet, faith-filled romances or clean stories full of holiday warmth and heart, this anthology offers something for every reader who believes Christmas is the perfect time for love to bloom.
Net proceeds from this book will be donated to The Pregnancy Care Center of Rockford, Illinois, supporting women and families in need during one of the most meaningful seasons of the year.
Curl up by the fire, pour a cup of something warm, and discover eleven unforgettable stories that will fill your heart with Christmas joy.
Bound Down in Iron Chains by Sara Powter
Publisher: Pacific Wanderland Publications (Release Date: 23 November 2026)
Set in Australia in the 1818+
Rorts, Rum and Ructions.
An Australian Historical Story.
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Howard Marlow is a studious and honest London bookkeeper. When asked to help a friend with his bookkeeping, he unknowingly helps a criminal gang. He is arrested, convicted, and transported. On arrival, Howard is assigned to the boys’ orphanage, where an unprincipled soldier is in charge. Howard is asked to use his skills to decipher the bookkeeping entries that make no sense. His care of the affection-starved boys at the orphanage changes everything.
Naomi Buckingham, a convict girl, is thrust into the harsh reality of the orphanage life alongside Howard. She is assigned to them to teach, but this is far from the refuge she had hoped for. The supervisor is a man who does not respect women. With no one to rely on but the bespectacled accountant, she grapples with the question of trust.
Naomi is the key to cracking the bookkeeping code and opening the case wide open. Can Howard use his wits to save them both? How do they become entangled with some of the worst criminals in the New South Wales penal colony?
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Buy your “Bound Down in Iron Chains”copy to reveal the mystery Howard and Naomi uncover.
Psalm Boy by Jake Wrenlow
(Released: November 1, 2026)
Nate decides to give kindness a go. It turns out to be harder than he expected.
When Dad gives him a battered book of Psalms, Nate starts looking for ways to put its words into practice. But between handball disputes, awkward apologies and his best mate Leo’s terrible superhero jokes, doing the right thing takes more effort than he bargained for.
Then the book disappears.
Nate and Leo have a suspect and a theory. What they don’t have is much evidence. As their detective work starts hurting the people around them, Nate faces a problem that finding the book won’t fix: how do you put things right when you’re the one who got them wrong?
Set in an Australian primary school, Psalm Boy is a short, humorous Christian chapter book for readers aged 8–11. With friendship, family and Catholic faith woven into Nate’s everyday life, it explores what kindness looks like when you’re annoyed, embarrassed and absolutely certain you’re right.
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