The Timothy House Chronicles: Book Three

Higher Ground, Book Three in The Timothy House Chronicles, brings Abbie Richardson and Keith Haliday full circle after suffering betrayal, searing pain, and heart-rending loss. This couple, each growing stronger in the renewal of their faith, has discovered that God is not finished with their stories. Now both serving in vital roles at Timothy House, they decide to step out boldly as they trust in the Lord’s providence and His direction for each of their lives. Abbie and Keith find in each other what they once thought impossible—love to last a lifetime. 

The beginning of a new era is dawning at Timothy House. Due to Keith’s influence, the Tentmaker’s Project, the school’s new career development program, gets off the ground with its first inaugural class. Additionally, Don and Doris Fielding put into place a plan that will protect their legacy and ensure a bright future for generations to come.

Chloe Minton and DeSean Matthews, two beloved characters from Books One and Two, also come to realize God’s amazing plans for each of their lives. Chloe discovers the family she never could have imagined, and DeSean finds a place at Timothy House that challenges him to become the young man he never thought he could be.

No matter how abandoned one may feel or how dark the valley, God’s plans always lead to higher ground. Join Abbie and Keith in the fulfilling conclusion to this endearing trilogy.

Praise for Sherye S. Green:

“Sherye writes about a subject that I’ve witnessed firsthand in my time as Juvenile Drug Court Coordinator. I came across many youths, like DeSean, who were at the wrong place at the wrong time and needed someone to see their potential. I love how Sherye captures his story and shares truth in such a poignant way for Believers to see the power we hold in knowing when to stand for others who genuinely need Christ’s mercy. We should never underestimate the power of a second chance.”
Katie L. Trundt, Esq., Former Madison County Juvenile Drug Court Coordinator, Birmingham, Alabama

“Once again, Sherye Green has written a book that is so easy to read. After reading it, you feel you know each character personally! In getting to know these characters and their situations, it just reminds me that God, in His infinite wisdom, takes care of each of us! As a former Youth Court Counselor, I was particularly interested in reading about godly people stepping up to assist children in need. What a blessing!!!! Even though we have to go through dark valleys in our lives, God often allows us to go through them so we will appreciate the mountaintops!”
Kathy Mumbower, Former Youth Court Counselor, Clinton, Mississippi

 “As a Youth Court Judge, I see many young people traumatized by the very people who should shower them with unconditional love. The children in this story paint a very familiar story that had me wishing the characters were in my courtroom so that I could help change the trajectory of their lives. Many stories of foster care are loving and heroic. Unfortunately, others only add to the tragedy of abuse and neglect. Sherye has found a way to bring the story of Chloe and DeSean to life in a way that leaves the reader rooting for the brokenhearted and seeking justice for those who would mistreat them. I highly recommend Through a Dark Valley to anyone wanting a glimpse into the juvenile justice world where abuse, abandonment, and delinquency meet hope.” 
The Honorable Staci O’Neal, Youth Court Judge, Madison, Mississippi

by  Sherye S. Green
Page Count: 221
Trim Size: 6 x 9
Publish Date: January 9, 2026
Imprint: Scriptoria Press
Genre: Christian

Fiction/Christian/General
Fiction/Christian/Contemporary
Fiction/Religious