
Since 1981, Stephen Bly (1944-2011) and Janet Chester Bly have been writing books to prepare readers hearts to receive God’s truth. Bly Books contain grit and grace, humor and inspiration.
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- A Family ProjectA Family Project: Finishing Dad’s Novel My husband, Stephen Bly, hated half-done jobs. He couldn’t stand a ‘to do’ list without immediate action. One big… Read more: A Family Project
- When Bad Things Happen to Those You LoveWhen Bad Things Happen to Those You Love As if she didn’t have enough bad things happen. Years of wealth and luxury, but now she… Read more: When Bad Things Happen to Those You Love
- Hawken Rifle, Legendary Firearm of the Old WestLegendary Firearms of the Old West I suppose the history of the Old West could be told just by describing the firearms carried. Take the… Read more: Hawken Rifle, Legendary Firearm of the Old West
- Every Child Deserves to KnowEvery Child Deserves to Know Little children remain the most helpless of all God’s creatures. Every child deserves a mom, a dad, a teacher. Every… Read more: Every Child Deserves to Know
- Sixteen Hands HorsesA FULL SIXTEEN HANDS HORSE At 6’2” I’ve never been accused of being small. In fact, my size 12 cowboy boots are an embarrassment in… Read more: Sixteen Hands Horses


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Blessings, Janet

Featured Book

Down My Western Trail — Stephen Bly
New release!
A personal memoir from the late author’s journals, letters, and writings through the years. Discover the heart behind the western tales- his faith, family, humor, and honest reflections on a life well-lived and his final “The End.”




