Welcome to Echoes of Faith, a publication of Lady Leo Publishing dedicated to sharing stories that inspire, encourage, and transform. Through inspirational fiction, faith-centered reflections, personal testimonies, and uplifting features, Echoes of Faith celebrates the power of hope, grace, and redemption in everyday life. Our mission is simple: Real Lives. Real Faith. Real Change.
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| Don't Tell Ian |
Gabrielle’s discovery confirms everything Emily told Ian—but the truth leaves his friends angry and looking for justice. Ian insists revenge isn’t the answer, but once he walks away, Gabrielle, Lee, and Riley begin making plans of their own.
Episode 15 | Don't Tell Ian
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| What Gabby Overheard |
While Ian remains at the hospital with Emily, Gabrielle and Lee are still at the school dance. But an overheard conversation in the girls' restroom reveals the cruel truth about Jordan—and confirms that Emily wasn't imagining any of it.
Episode 14 | What Gabby Overheard
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| The Boy Who Wasn't Real |
Ian finally gets the chance to speak with Emily at the hospital. What she tells him about a boy named Jordan reveals a cruel deception—and the events that left her feeling completely alone.
Episode 13 | The Boy Who Wasn't Real
Where is the Brian Sessions
As Baylor City reels from the latest fire, Rachel’s fractured memories suggest Colin may not be the only danger lurking in the shadows. Meanwhile, Cassandra’s search for answers leads to another troubling question—where in the world is Brian Sessions?
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| The Faith Creek Mysteries |
Tessa gathers her sisters and reveals the truth about the case Jonah was investigating before he was shot. When they learn it involves the fifteen-year-old disappearance of Lena Wyatt, Tessa and Rae decide to find out what their father uncovered.
Episode 8 | The Case He Never Solved
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| The Day God Provided Manna |
Before Moses led us out of Egypt, I was a stonecutter.
My father had cut stone before me, and his father had labored beneath Pharaoh before him.
We were born into bondage and expected to die in it.
My father did.
But I lived to see the sea open.
I lived to gather bread from the wilderness.
And I lived to hold a son in my arms who had never been a slave.
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| Nympha: The Woman Who Opened Her Home |
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