Winner: New Adult Fiction, the Firebird Book Awards. [04/26]

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Winner: Historical Fiction, Literary Titan Book Awards. [05/26]

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Winner: Novel, Pinnacle Book Achievement Awards. [05/26]

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A story of faith, deception and the terrible cost of secrets.

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In "The Cowbird's Song," award winning author Joe Markko draws you into 1795 England where a small society of Methodists known as the Shiloh Covenant board the good ship Aurora with hymnbook courage and a covenant stitched tight as sailcloth.

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From that bold beginning rises Shiloh Mills, a town carved into the Appalachian Mountains of West Virginia. Across generations, its people mark life by the rhythm of devotion-river baptisms, candlelit weddings, weathered funerals and the hard, holy labor of those who believe God is present in the ordinary work of human hands.

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But every sanctuary has a shadow.

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A single heart, quietly unmoored, nurtures a monstrous religious delusion, hiding it behind Scripture. When the righteous begin to call evil good, devotion becomes camouflage, trust becomes a weapon, and innocence becomes prey. In this sweeping blend of historical fiction, suspense and young adult intensity, one secret threatens to rot the very covenant that built an entire town.

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The Cowbird's Song

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