“Intriguing and well-written . . . Tricia Goyer and Mike Yorkey had me at hello!”
—Lynn Vincent, New York Times bestselling writer of Heaven Is for Real
and Same Kind of Different as Me
“A riveting, well-researched tale that kept me glued to the pages. Chasing Mona Lisa is absolutely my favorite kind of story: rich in period detail, fast-paced, and loaded with twists. A winner!”
—Christopher Reich, New York Times bestselling author
of Rules of Vengeance and Rules of Betrayal
“I love it when I get lost in a good book, and Chasing Mona Lisa kept me enthralled from start to finish.”
—Debra McCoy, mother of Cleveland Browns quarterback Colt McCoy
“With Chasing Mona Lisa, you purchase a ticket to a world of mystery, heroism, and adventure. Join the battle to free France and save her priceless treasures from Nazi hands. In the process you’ll find yourself sinking into a story that leaves you longing for just one more page.”
—Cara Putman, award-winning author of Stars in the Night and Ohio Brides
Praise for The Swiss Courier
“What I love about The Swiss Courier is its gutsy heroine, Gabi. Willing to take risks for the higher good, yet vulnerable, Gabi is a wonderful portrayal of the tender strength of womanhood. Add to that a twisting plot, the raging of World War II, and a kindling love story, and you have an enjoyable read.”
—Mary E. DeMuth, author of Daisy Chain
“Fabulous! Filled with heart-stopping suspense and fascinating details of life in WWII Europe, The Swiss Courier is an unforgettable story of faith and courage when faced with the highest of stakes. I loved everything about this book, from its riveting first scene to the surprise denouement. Bravo, Tricia Goyer and Mike Yorkey. This is more than a page-turner; it’s a keeper.”
—Amanda Cabot, author of Paper Roses
“The Swiss Courier sizzles like a 24 episode with a World War II twist. The pulsating action and plot twists will keep you riveted.”
—Bob Welch, author of American Nightingale and coauthor of Easy Company
“‘This was a time of war, not love.’ That statement from the beginning pages of The Swiss Courier sets the tone for this gripping, fast-paced story of honor and duty set in 1944 against the backdrop of World War II. With an intensity that builds to the very end, this book is compelling, chilling, and fascinating.”
—Lenora Worth, author of Code of Honor