The Shut Door: Losing Me, Finding Him is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, autobiographical and introspective writing sub-genres, and was penned by author MeShayle Lester. The work is intended for the general reading audience and discusses the emotional trauma and how one’s identity...

Turning Mountains into Molehills by Yvonne M. Morgan is the story of how her life drastically changed following a tragedy—Morgan’s son died when he was only nine days old. Morgan understandably struggled to continue after that terrible loss until an opportunity to visit Haiti for...

Stressing that evil comes from sin, writer/journalist Deirdre Reilly cautions readers in her fourteen chapter book The Pretend Christian that God gives us all the freedom to make our own decisions and hopefully learn from our personal actions. Putting denomination aside, Reilly instructs both the...

The Love of a Father: Faith Principles of the Power of a Father's Love by Ken Gordon is a non-fiction Christian parenting guide with the aim of educating readers on the frequently misunderstood and often overlooked paternal balance of love for a child. Gordon breaks...

When I picked up The Gospel You've Never Heard: An Understanding That Will Change Your Life by Maurie Daigneau, I thought it would be a book about a fifth Gospel or something we have not read in the four Gospels, but it turned out to...

Death comes unexpectedly and is no respecter of caste, creed, gender, and class. The Journey From Death Into Life by Freida Edwards is written with a desire to provide comfort amid immense grief, sorrow, and loss to the family of the author's sister as no...

The Cure for Divorce by Michael S. Sayen contains a scholarly essay, followed by a question and answer section. Sayen explains that Jewish marriage was a unilateral covenant. An offer of marriage was initiated by the man, and accepted by the woman. The bride price...

In Brent Shores' book, The Jesus We Forgot, the author speaks to those who have found themselves frustrated with their Christian walk, longing to draw closer to the Lord. His insightful teaching opens familiar Scriptures in a new way. Brent Shores tells us that to...

The Christian Self-Formation: Anthropology of Becoming by Krzysztof Stanibula is an interesting book that explores the theme of human formation and the human person, who is both the “subject and object” of the evolution witnessed in the journey of self-formation. The book starts with a...

When registered nurse Sheniqua Johnson loses her beloved niece to a senseless crime, she refuses to cast blame but rejoices in the memories of being a favored auntie. Never giving up hope, Sheniqua remains by her niece’s bedside until Shaquasia Lekea Hodge draws her last...