Books by Rachel Devenish Ford
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everything Bright, Clear, and Beautiful: A Year of Poetry
On March 20, 2020, Rachel Devenish Ford started writing a poem a day, and she continued with this practice for an entire year. Her poetry is a gentle response to each day, like an answer in a conversation. Each one is a small, contained thing, translating world events, family events, or insect life into something a little easier to see, to love.
World Whisperer
A devastating sacrifice. A daring rescue. A new world of magic unveiled.
Guardian of Dawn
WOrld Whisperer Book 2
In the second book in the World Whisperer series, Rachel Devenish Ford follows the tale of Isika growing into her destiny, even as forces from the Great Waste attempt to destroy her.
Shaper’s Daughter
WOrld Whisperer Book 3
In the third book of the World Whisperer series, Isika must face her deepest fears and emerge with her true identity intact.
Demon’s Arrow
world whisperer Book 4
A poison arrow. A prophecy of two sisters. A journey into the heart of the resistance.
Beloved Night
WOrld whisperer book 5
Haunting dreams. The power of the resistance. A battle for freedom.
CROWN OF STARS
WORLD WHISPERER BOOK 6
The elders are missing. A strange power hovers. The resistance continues.
Azariyah,
a world whisperer novella
She is the stolen queen.
Azariyah, Queen of the Maweel, wakes up to find herself a captive, separated from her magic and away from everyone she loves—until she realizes her captors have taken her young daughter, Amani, too.
A 25,000 word prequel to World Whisperer. Read this after you have read World Whisperer.
World whisperer box set
Books 1-3
3 full novels of adventures into Isika's world: A land of magical creatures, poison and magic, gifting and danger, 40% off the individual price!
a traveler’s guide to belonging
:: A Novel
"A beautiful, beautiful book." ~ Sara J. Henry, award-winning author of Learning to Swim.
From the author of The Eve Tree comes a travel story unlike any other, a tale of fathers and sons, love, longing and the search for home.
the eve tree: A Novel
"A beautiful and haunting tale about generations connected by livelihood and place, Ford evokes the great books by Kingsolver and Steinbeck. Lush prose, conflicted characters so vividly drawn you would recognize them passing them on the street." ~Melissa Westemeier, Ecowomen.net
When Molly's ranch is threatened by a nearby forest fire, she realizes she will do whatever she can to save it, even at the cost of her fragile mental stability.
Trees Tall as Mountains
The Journey Mama Writings Book 1
Since 2005, Rachel Devenish Ford has been writing about her not quite normal life at her blog, Journey Mama, telling stories about her days with characteristic honesty and humor. Now for the first time, this writing is captured in book format in the Journey Mama Writings Series.
oceans bright with stars
the journey mama writings, BOOK 2
Since 2005, Rachel Devenish Ford has been writing about her not quite normal life at her blog, Journey Mama, telling stories about her days with characteristic honesty and humor. Now for the first time, this writing is captured in book format in the Journey Mama Writings Series.
This book continues the story as Rachel and family move to India.
A home as wide as the earth
the journey mama writings, book 3
Third in this series, A Home as Wide as the Earth continues the themes of belonging, wandering, and faith present in Rachel Devenish Ford’s blog, Journey Mama. In A Home as Wide as the Earth, Rachel travels on trains, buses, and rickshaws with her husband and children, journeying from the U.S. to India, Nepal, and Thailand, encountering God in the midst of both community and loneliness.
books by rae walsh (pen name)
Note from the author:
I have always loved romance, and I think love stories are so beautiful. I also love the picture of the small town as a kind of landscape for community. I wanted to write something that reflected the kinds of people I have known all my life. So that is why I wrote about Aveline, a small town that is like the life I have known, with quirky, real, lovable characters who come from many backgrounds and ways of life.
Community, brokenness, kindness, and the love of God in action. Isn’t it amazing, how vulnerable we all are? And then we offer food and friendship in the context of houses and cafés and forests… we extend our hands to one another and become family.
the lost art of reverie
Aveline book 1
An inheritance. A long-forgotten dream. A new life in a spacious place.
Corporate life has not been treating Katie Grace well. Suffering from extreme anxiety due to a recent incident at work, she learns that she has inherited her late grandmother's Victorian house in the lake town of Aveline, in the rolling hills of the Los Padres National Forest. Maybe a new start will be exactly what she needs.
a jar full of light
Aveline book 2
Theresa Grant fled Aveline ten years ago, certain that she would never return. She was wrong.
When Theresa's teenage daughter, Maddie, pleads with her to come back to Aveline, Theresa can't say no. She finds herself packing up and driving back to the lake town of her childhood--back to the lake, the trees, and to an old friend who wants to rekindle their spark.
Will a new house, new friends, and her work as a potter be enough to keep her in Aveline? Or will old secrets drive her away?
the fire in our hearth
Aveline book 3
A temporary job assignment in a small town. A family in need. A compelling, kind-hearted man. Ani might be in trouble.
When Ani Nazaryan’s job as sponsorship facilitator brings her to Aveline to assist four refugee families, she knows she must keep her heart unattached or risk heartbreak when it is time to move away. But she couldn’t have foreseen the big changes in the program, the beauty of the town, or the connection she would feel to one of the sponsors.
Daniel Wright was wrongly suspected of a crime ten years ago. Ever since then, he has spent his time working at the post office, keeping his head down, and trying to avoid confrontation. When a confession from a friend clears his name for good, he must decide what his life will become. As he begins to work alongside Ani, he sees possibilities he thought were out of his reach forever. Will he have the bravery to try a new life and finally gain a family?