Author: Amanda G. Stevens

Amanda G. Stevens develops speculative Christian fiction in which belief, coercion, and private conscience shape the action. Seek and Hide opens the Haven Seekers series in a near-future United States where the government controls churches and permits only officially revised Bibles. Marcus Brenner risks his freedom to protect fellow believers, while Aubrey Weston tries to rebuild her life after pressure from the Constabulary separated her from her child. Their converging stories allow Stevens to examine fear and moral compromise from different positions rather than presenting resistance as an easy choice. Its 2014 publisher was David C. Cook, and library and bookseller records classify it across Christian fiction, dystopian fiction, and suspense. It is the first of four Haven Seekers books, establishing both the repressive setting and the community that later installments revisit. Stevens has also written the No Less Days series, and her broader work consistently joins speculative premises to characters working through faith, trauma, responsibility, and what belonging demands.