All the books by Travis Thrasher adapted to cinema and television

Elizabeth Athens receives a voicemail from an unfamiliar number four days before Christmas. She doesn’t know the man who is speaking in the message, but he asks the love of his life one last time for another opportunity.

Five guests are mysteriously invited to an inn to celebrate Christmas. With the help of the owner Ben, Sarah discovers that an event from the past may connect them and change their lives forever.

For the second Christmas in a row, Boston bank employee Katherine Moss has decided that she and her preteen son Will won’t return to the military town of Provincetown, Virginia for the holidays as the memories of her deceased husband, musician Tyler Moss, are too strong there. Kat and Will don’t talk about Tyler, trying to shield each other from the painful memories associated with his death in a traffic accident.

Cara faces a bittersweet Christmas since her mother’s passing. Flying to Oklahoma, she meets country singer Heath, facing a tough holiday too since his father’s death. He doesn’t acknowledge his fame, so Cara feels duped when two attractive women rush him. As weather keeps thwarting their way, Cara and Heath share their losses, and as they head toward their separate Christmases, they grow close.

An abused wife leaves her alcoholic husband and moves with her children to another town. There their lives become entwined with another family in trouble.

Carly journeys to a quaint small town to lead a church choir during the Christmas season, grappling with the absence of her mother in her first holiday season without her. During her stay, she forms a deep connection with a man who has recently returned to town after his military service in the Army.

The extraordinary true story of Army Chaplain Darren Turner and his wife Heather. When war etches battle scars on their hearts, they face one more battle: the fight to save their marriage. One marriage, one family, under God.

When high school history teacher Grace Wesley is confronted with a question about Jesus in her classroom, her thoughtful and reasoned response unexpectedly thrusts her into a legal battle. This epic court case has the potential to result in the exclusion of any mention of God from both the classroom and the public square, marking a significant turning point in the ongoing debate over the separation of church and state.

During the holidays, a woman with amnesia catches a ride with her handsome nurse to investigate the only clue to her identity: a newspaper clipping for a Christmas Festival with a cryptic invitation.