Exciting, fast-paced saint novels for teens and children . . .

Because the saints weren't boring, and neither should their stories be!

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Susan Peek's books are available from Amazon and Barnes and Noble, as well as your favorite Catholic booksellers, including Seton Home Study School, and Angelus Press.

Something exciting is headed your way!

Catholic Teen Books is proud to present its first Anthology:

Secrets: Visible and Invisible

7 exciting Catholic stories for teens from 7 award-winning CTB authors, all in one book!

Coming July 4th, 2018

Stories Include:

"More Precious Than Gold" by Leslea Wahl:

An old tale of murder and forbidden love leads to a modern day treasure hunt.

"Recreation" by Cynthia T. Toney:

Elijah knows nothing of the elderly stranger's secret past-- until her disappearance changes everything.

"The Underappreciated Virtues of Rusty Old Bicycles"  by Corinna Turner:

 In a dystopian future, an innocent picnic turns deadly!

"The Portrait of the Fire Starters" by Theresa Linden:

A mysterious, ever-changing painting alarms a group of teens.

"Behind the Wheel" by Carolyn Astfalk:

An unlicensed driver. His  dad's truck. What could possibly go wrong?

"Sister Francesca" by T.M. Gaouette:

The arrival of a mysterious girl challenges everything about Jason's life.

"On the Brink of Hell" by Susan Peek (that's me!) :

The cannonball took Dario's legs . . . Will he lose his soul too?  
 
Stop by Catholic Teen Books for more details in the days ahead! Newsletter subscribers will be the first to see the new cover (which is our first secret!) so be sure to subscribe to the newsletter at the bottom of the page here. Invite your friends to subscribe too!

Advance Praise for "Secrets: Visible and Invisible"
 
"I  knew I was in for some great reading when I picked up this collection. What I was not prepared for was how exceptional this collection was. . . . Every story was a remarkable story.  Some of the stories were so good, I immediately went back and reread just that story. And then when I finished the book, I reread the whole thing again a few days later. I have a great deal of respect for the seven authors who contributed to this series. And even more so after reading their pieces in this collection."  
 ~Steven R. McEvoy, blogger at Book Reviews & More