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Torn between honor and love, they will be forced to make the most agonizing decision of their lives.
Sent to assist missionaries to the Cherokee Nation in Georgia, Jeremiah Harrison eagerly puts his legal training to use for a cause he believes in. While he awaits the arrival of the widow he has promised to marry, he dedicates himself to learning the language and preparing a home. But his defense of the missionaries draws the attention of the governor, and Jeremiah is launched into a fierce legal battle that may determine the Cherokees’ destiny—and his own.
Rather than marry a wealthy man she cannot respect, Cairstine Mackay has chosen the difficulties of pioneer life in the north Georgia hills. Employed at her brother’s mercantile, she finds purpose in guiding her young stepsister and aiding the missionaries at New Echota. Tensions flare between her and newcomer Jeremiah Harrison, but when tragedy strikes, he steps in to help where her father and brother will not. Then Jeremiah is unexpectedly the one in need, and Cairstine discovers that seeking his best interests will devastate her own heart.
Based on the true story of the missionaries’ fight against the Cherokee removal, Some Melodious Sonnet is Christian historical fiction that weaves together biblical values, historical intrigue, and a gentle love story.
Quinn's Return
Songs of Redemption • Book Three
Some men abandon the narrow road in a single choice.
Others drift from it one compromise at a time.
Quinn Horsgaard never dreamed of life beyond his father's farm. Then invasion destroys his home, starvation claims those he loves, and his younger sister vanishes into slavery. Left with nothing but guilt and determination, Quinn makes a promise.
He will bring Bethan home.
Desperate, he signs aboard a merchant vessel and exchanges the plow for the sea. Under the guidance of a hardened captain, the starving refugee becomes a skilled mariner, accomplished fighter, and respected commander. Duty hardens into obsession. Conviction gives way to vengeance.
For three years he pursues the pirate who stole his sister, believing one rescue can redeem every terrible decision behind him.
Instead, the chase transforms him into someone his father would scarcely recognize.
As kingdoms collide and old enemies resurface, Quinn must decide whether retribution can truly heal what has been broken, or whether the compassion he has spent years resisting is the only path back to Yah-Roi.
Quinn's Return is the third installment in the Songs of Redemption series, an epic Christian fantasy exploring forgiveness, sacrifice, restoration, and the relentless love of Yah-Roi.
Coming Soon September 30, 2026
Forthcoming Works
Our forthcoming works continue the mission of White Harvest Media: stories that wrestle honestly with sin, redemption, and the long road of sanctification.
Upcoming Podcast on Substack: ConCon
Isolde’s Worth
Songs of Redemption — Book IV
Coming December 2026
Isolde’s rare beauty draws the kind of attention she never wanted. When the only man who ever saw beyond it leaves her behind, she must discover whether her worth rests in the eyes of men… or in the God who sees.
Green Hollow Doctrine
A Novel by N. Kipling
Coming October 2026
County commissioner Grant Stilwell was elected to strengthen community. Adelaide Kirkland builds communities of ideas. But as their experiment in local governance grows, the county will discover that civil wars don't start hot, they start with ideas.
Shambler
An American Judges Strike File by N. Kipling
Coming Fall 2026
there was no king... Every man did right in his own eyes
Four years after the lights went out, former special operations warfighter Shane “Shambler” Jenks survives alone in the wilds of what was once Idaho. When a blank eyed girl marked in woad appears in the forest, Shambler finds he may be hunting his own kind once more.
Tarren’s Redemption
Songs of Redemption — Book V
Coming March 2027
Once a prince. Once a feared pirate. Tarren bent men to his will and called it strength. Marooned. Forgotten. Left to die. Instead, he is dragged back to shore by fishermen. Most wish he had never survived at all. Until Elara the strange woman who speaks of Yah-Roi as if He still sees him. As if He always has. Tarren has to decide if a man like him can be given what he does not deserve.
ConCon is a short-form podcast that dismantles the narratives shaping public life. Not just one side. All of them. Using documented evidence, Socratic questions, and the human cost behind the headlines, it indicts the system at its roots. Then it asks what most people avoid: is this who we are supposed to be? And if not, what will you do about it? ConCon offers a way out—step outside the system, build something real, and walk the narrow way.
Coming soon.
