Jenna Grace Williams/Smallbone has grown up knowing she was adopted by her mom's family. Why, she doesn't know. Her mom died when she was a two year old, and her dad died of a broken heart. Then, the unthinkable happens, and her faith is tested. Jenna has to decide whether or not the faith that she grew up with is sufficient, or, if she dares to forsake the God who allowed her parents to die and everything else to happen. Sequel to Shoulders- takes place thirteen years later.

Brooklyn is a 14 year old girl. She is abused a lot at home. She's never been very popular at school either. She is often teased too. What happens when she leaves and goes to a place that changes her life? What happens to her after that?

Moriah Peters, before marriage, adopted three little girls. Alanis, Joanna, and Tamara Peters. They have a wonderful mother and daughter bond. And nothing can separate them. They feel complete. Well that is until Moriah marries Joel Smallbone, also known as one half of For KING & COUNTRY. The three girls don't really want Joel in the family. But, Joel wants to make a connection with them. Is it possible? Or will the three girls shut him out? Read to find out. *Completed* • Sequel - "Missing {FK&C + JORIAH FANFIC}" • COVER BELONGS TO ME NOT THE PICTURE.

Amber Thomas wasn't the kind of orphan foster parents would look at twice. She was fifteen, she had depression, she cut herself, and had attempted suicide multiple times. No one even cared she existed, except for Katelyn, Conor, and Hanna, her only friends. One night at a concert, she met Joel and Luke Smallbone, from For King and Country, and Joel and his wife, Moriah, decided to foster her after hearing her story. Six weeks later, after some crazy drama to finalize the adoption, their whole world collapses with two sentences. Even when everything comes crashing down around her, Amber struggles to find God in what is happening. And then, one song that her adoptive father and uncle wrote changes everything she thought about how God helps her. And she learns that, even when life is nowhere near understandable, God has never left our side.