All the books by Angela Elwell Hunt adapted to cinema and television

Luke the Greek evangelist enters Rome in secret with the persecution of Christians by Emperor Nero underway. He has been sent by other Christian communities outside the city to meet with Priscilla and Aquila, the leaders of the community hiding out in Rome. Aquila and Priscilla are currently debating whether to stay in Rome and provide hope to fellow Christians or to leave the city with their community and avoid certain death.

A local journalist finds a note that she thinks was written by one of the passengers after a fatal plane crash. She goes in search of the note’s intended recipient, but the journey reveals more about her own background.

After crushing a Zealot revolt led by Barabbas, Clavius, a Roman Tribune, is sent by Pontius Pilate to expedite a crucifixion already in progress. Three days later he is appointed to investigate the rumors of a risen Jewish Messiah. Pilate orders him to locate the missing body of Yeshua, one of the crucified men.

A single young mom forms an unlikely friendship with author Peyton, after a desperate situation forces her to abandon her child on Peyton’s doorstep.

King, a prominent sports journalist from California who is divorced, is a terrific find. Son David, his pride and delight, abruptly announces that he is giving up baseball and, consequently, his scholarship. Actually, he plans to leave college and attend an arts university. Through Peyton McGruder, a hearts columnist and King’s lover, he learns the truth. In lieu of settling down, she focuses on catching up after discovering Christine, the daughter she abandoned as an impulsive young mother.

King, a prominent sports journalist from California who is divorced, is a terrific find. Son David, his pride and delight, abruptly announces that he is giving up baseball and, consequently, his scholarship. Actually, he plans to leave college and attend an arts university. Through Peyton McGruder, a hearts columnist and King’s lover, he learns the truth. In lieu of settling down, she focuses on catching up after discovering Christine, the daughter she abandoned as an impulsive young mother.