Was Jamie Steele's father really a killer?On the day of her father's funeral, Jamie is devastated to learn he was the prime suspect in the disappearance of an old girlfriend. Everyone in their small town believes he's guilty, and only the lack of evidence-the missing woman's body-kept him out of prison.Already struggling to reconcile herself with the memories of a dad who never made her feel like she mattered, Jamie is desperate to learn what really happened twenty-five years ago. The more she discovers about Sally Blake's disappearance, the more convinced she becomes of her father's guilt.No matter the outcome, Jamie must find the truth, even if it means destroying what’s left of her memories of her dad.Jenna's Creek, Ohio, 1973 where your biggest worry is hiding the skeletons in your closet from your neighbors."The first book in the Jenna's Creek Series is a mystery which takes hold of the reader at the outset and doesn't let go. Told from a Christian worldview, Streams of Mercy explores loving people who aren't easy to love, and forgiving those who don't deserve it." Midwest Book Review"I liked this book so much I immediately ordered the next two in the series!" Reviewer"This book would make a great addition to any mystery lover's library." Christian Library Journal"I was not disappointed. I am eagerly waiting to return to Jenna's Creek." The Old Schoolhouse Magazine"Everything about this book grabbed me from the beginning. Loved the pace, the characters, the dialog...""The writer spins a story that keeps her readers pulled... A story that, when you reach the end, makes you glad to have read it. I found myself caring about, and wanting to know more about each character. The sign of a good book.""This was such a good book with a few subplots that I will enjoy leaning more about in future books.""This book slowly, but tenderly revealed surprising reasons behind each person’s behavior. Characters were so well developed I became actively involved in the story. God’s gifts of love, mercy, forgiveness, and grace were weaved throughout the story, teaching us that how we live is a choice we make each day." TJ, Amazon reviewer"...Had me on the edge of my seat. I had no idea 'who dunnit' until the end. I am glad I gave this book a chance." "I don't give many 5-star reviews, but I can't think of a single reason to give this book anything less. This was a different book. Within the pages are several stories, the main one being the mystery...Yep, I really liked this book and I recommend it to anyone." "This book captures you in the first chapter. A good, thrilling Christian book!""Seldom does a book make me cry, but two scenes left me unable to control my tears. What a wonderful author!""Streams of Mercy will keep you on your toes!! It's a must read and re-read for me!! Wish I could give it more stars!!"

As far as Jamie Steele can see, there’s not a cloud on the horizon. She is finally at peace with the memories of her parents. She's ready to begin her college career. Her boyfriend, Jason Collier, is attending law school at the same university. Just when life couldn’t get any better, Jason makes an announcement that will change their lives forever. Abigail Blackwood’s entire adult life has been a masquerade. When tragedy strikes, she realizes the secret she safeguarded for twenty years isn’t as well kept as she thinks. She will stop at nothing to protect what she has left, even if it means destroying the life of another. Two women who share nothing more than love for one man. When their lives are shaken and faith tested beyond what either can imagine, will they trust God? Or will foolish pride drive them to take matters into their own hands? "...A heartfelt novel, reflecting the author's deeply held faith. Also recommended is the first book in the Jenna's Creek series, "Streams of Mercy." -Midwest Book Review "...Slack creates a compelling plot...[she] allows flawed characters to suffer the consequence of their sins and come to their own determination of a need for God... [the] pacing of the book enhances the read...Slack creates descriptive movement." -Christian Library Journal

A murder conviction sent Sally Blake’s killer to prison. Nearly thirty years after that fateful night, a phone call from a potential eyewitness could prove the wrong person is serving time for the crime. What would drive someone to plead guilty to another man’s crime? Noel Wyatt enlists the help of a young attorney, and David Davis, the retired judge who prosecuted the case, to put all the pieces of the puzzle together. If an eyewitness exists, where has he been for the last thirty years? Is it possible the killer did not act alone? Is that person covering up for the real killer? What evidence does the eyewitness have that might overthrow a murder conviction? Will justice come too late for the person convicted of Sally’s murder? “…A heartfelt novel, reflecting the author’s deeply held faith. Also recommended is the first book in the Jenna’s Creek series, “Streams of Mercy.” \-Midwest Book Review

The day before Jamie Steele and Eric Blackwood’s wedding, tragedy strikes, forcing them to postpone the ceremony. Eric goes to Chicago without her for an externship with a pharmaceutical company while Jamie stays home in Jenna's Creek to mourn her loss. When the externship is extended and the wedding pushed even further back, Jamie begins to wonder if they’ll ever get married. After five months Eric finally returns in time for the holidays, but nothing between them is the same. Jamie doesn’t want to be one of those clingy woman who demands a ring on her finger. But why does Eric continue to allow delays to come between them? Eric never wanted to go to Chicago without Jamie, but she insisted he take advantage of the opportunity while he had the chance. Now that he’s home, the differences between them seem to have multiplied. Can they reconcile their differences and go back to planning a future together? Or are they better off realizing they were never meant to be before it’s too late?