© Full Quiver Publishing - a division of Innate Productions.  Site Managed by Mark Cassanto More Fiction by Full Quiver Publishing After three heartbreaking miscarriages, Tom and Jenny Callahan are happily anticipating the birth of their sixth child.  A neighbor, however, is secretly hatching a sinister plot, one which will find Jenny and her unborn baby fighting for their lives. Released September 15, 2011 Emily’s Hope In Name Only home shop newsletter publications home shop newsletter publications To read an excerpt, click here: shop Critical Reviews and Praise for Stealing Jenny: "Stealing Jenny is a gripping novel filled with engaging characters, a compelling mystery and a message which underscored the precious dignity of life. I literally couldn't put it down and give Stealing Jenny my highest recommendation."  Lisa M. Hendey, Founder of CatholicMom.com and author of A Book of Saints for Catholic Moms “Stealing Jenny will keep you on the edge of your seat and probably destroy your sleep pattern as you stay up to find out what happens. But beyond being a great suspense, it’s also an excellent example of morals in action and family life redeemed. As a fan of Ellen Gable’s work already, I’m now officially getting a t-shirt!” Sarah Reinhard, author, “Welcome Baby Jesus: Advent and Christmas Reflections for Families” “Stealing Jenny is a uniquely Catholic story which contains themes of faith, love, hope, forgiveness, healing, and strongly emphasizes pro-life values. It is a book that provides high quality entertainment, while at the same time, reminds one of what is most important in life: faith and family. I highly recommend it!” Jean Heimann, Catholic Fire "Stealing Jenny is my favorite kind of fiction:  a thought-provoking psychological suspense novel in its own right, with a life-affirming message that adds even more to its depth.  Another finely-plotted story and a cast of very real and well-drawn characters which highlight Ellen Gable's ability to write beautiful Catholic fiction in any genre." Krisi Keley,  Author, "On the Soul of a Vampire," and "Pro Luce Habere" “Ellen Gable is a masterful storyteller. Stealing Jenny is a smoothly written, chilling tale of gripping suspense. There are terrifying moments and heart-wrenching moments. Catholic faith and hope are tested. Above all, the sacredness and privilege of precious new life is made indisputably evident. I never wanted it to end!" Therese Heckenkamp, Traditional Catholic Novels.com "I could not put it down!  Stealing Jenny, the latest and soon to be bestselling novel from Ellen Gable (Emily’s Hope, In Name Only), is the gripping fictional story of a desperate woman who plots to kidnap pregnant Jenny Callahan in order to steal her unborn baby.  I highly recommend this book to anyone looking for a good page turner."  Donna Piscitelli, award-winning author “Stealing Jenny is a real page turner of a novel that will keep you on the edge of your seat till the end. I was especially inspired by the characters’ perseverance and faith, which helps them navigate the nightmare their family must confront and overcome. Highly recommended reading.” Christopher Blunt, author, “Passport” "WOW!!I started reading Stealing Jenny yesterday morning and couldn't put it down until I finished it at 2AM next morning. From the get go it caught me up in the story and kept me on the edge of my seat. Absolutely loved it!!" Carol M. “Stealing Jenny encompasses all the key components of great literature.  The storyline grips you without a release.  All of the characters display multi-faceted elements of humanity.  As a protagonist, Jenny is flawed, yet ever-struggling and ever-achieving great personal growth.  She must find a way to live with the consequences of her own actions, as well as the outcomes of the choices of others.  The novel illustrates how psychological make-up can merge with circumstances to create a formidable antagonist.  A strong moral code and a deep current of faith flow throughout the story.  Stealing Jenny is an absolute masterpiece!” Elaine Vaughn promotional pricing! Radio Interview with Ellen Gable click to listen SEP 28, 2011