In Church Professionalism, DaLana R. Patterson presents a detailed account of how church work should be executed with the same standards of consistency, clarity, and accountability expected in any profession, but governed by scripture. She defines key terms and applies them directly to ministry roles....

The Fog City Murders: A Serial Killer in San Francisco by Jimmy Ray Conner is a murder mystery that takes place against the backdrop of 1960s San Francisco. The story begins with a prologue that sets the tone for the dark and complex narrative that...

Circle of Nine: Mercy in the Mist by Valerie Biel follows Brigit, a teenage girl from an Irish mythological bloodline called the Tuatha de Danann. She and her parents, who have just gotten back together, and Bree, her newborn sister, live in a small town....

Claudia: The Girl Who Went in Search of Happiness by S. Sebastian is a heart-warming, complex, and nuanced story of a young woman finding her inner self in a world that seems to exploit and reject her. Claudia always had the makings of a true...

Off-Grid Living for Beginners by Calvin Brooks is about transitioning from an urban lifestyle to one free from it. The book describes the various sources of power, generators, and batteries. Brooks has a vast knowledge of how to source water and the techniques associated with...

Pathways to Inner Peace: Finding Connection, Inspiration, and Renewal in Challenging Times by Diane Dreher guides readers through nine pathways to inner peace and genuine happiness. Drawing on her impressive knowledge of centuries of spiritual traditions, poetry, philosophy, and scientific research, the author offers readers...

Frozen Frontlines: Alaskan Malamutes in World War II by Jeff Knight is a compelling book that highlights the extraordinary role of Alaskan Malamutes during World War II. Through the perspective of Ethan Carter, a musher navigating the harsh Arctic wilderness, the book examines the critical...

Sleep Walkers by Ani Alanakian is an eclectic collection of fourteen short stories. An aging gardener must find a way to pass down a generational secret before a terrible calamity devours the village. A mother faces the impossible dilemma of having to choose between her...

In The Adventures of Syd: Lost in Bone Cave by Danielle Simone, it’s fall break, and Syd is ready to go spelunking on her dad’s work trip. For the last four weekends, they’ve been training on ropes and gathering supplies for their cave adventure. This...

In Are Snowmen Real? by Janice Garden Macdonald, Donkey Otis finds a picture of a snowman and begins to wonder if they really exist. Poncho Lizard soon joins him, and they start their journey to discover the truth. Later on, they meet up with Jack...

The Heart of a Champion by Alexis Minnich follows Lou, an equestrian, as she manages her riding career at Schuster Stables. She works closely with her primary horse, Jack, building skills over several years and competing in local shows while balancing personal life, family, and...

In Eva Barber’s Misunderstanding: The Tiger in Me, Alice Williams forms a bond that feels unbreakable with Lilly Labarre, even though their homes and upbringings could not be more different. Years later, after meeting a man known as Colin Carter, Alice suddenly vanishes. When Alice...

Kirk Ward Robinson’s Founding Courage: Courage and Character in the United States of America reflects on acts of bravery that have shaped both individuals and the nation across generations. First published in 2007 and now reissued in a twentieth anniversary edition, the book combines narrative...

A Christmas Reborn: A New Era in Scrooge's Redemption by Scott A. Johnson follows Ebenezer Scrooge, who assumes responsibility for the welfare of his late nephew Fred’s family and the broader impoverished population of London. Scrooge mentors children, particularly Tom, providing education, moral guidance, and...

No More Fear by Judy Sheer Watters is a tender, beautifully illustrated children's book that addresses one of the most universal childhood experiences: the paralyzing fear of darkness. Dedicated to the author's granddaughters, this book transforms a personal family experience into a story that will...

The Fearless Socialpreneur by Rob Douk is a business book that emphasizes the importance of combining entrepreneurship with ethics. Born in a labor camp during the genocide in Cambodia, Rob learned the significance of hope and resilience from his parents' escape to America. He applied...

The Art and Science of Well-Being by Rob Douk begins with Douk recounting his life as a record of survival and a look at how experiences shape health. He describes escaping from Cambodia as an infant, resettling in the United States, and moving through educational...

Higher education has faced many complex challenges over the years. Michael Horowitz, a seasoned chancellor of six different institutions of higher education, presents readers with a revolutionary framework called "radical cooperation," which seeks to serve students overlooked by traditional mainstream colleges. According to Horowitz, there's...

In Monks, Monkeys, and Misty Rice Fields: Journeys and Discoveries in Thailand and Southeast Asia, Robert Wilson takes readers on an intimate, insightful journey through Thailand and its neighboring countries. What begins as a teacher’s relocation from San Diego to the northern Thai town of...

A Mouse and Two Cows Lived in a Yellow House by Alex Dabrotta tells the story of unlikely neighbors who share a yellow house surrounded by sunflowers, next to a wheat field. A mouse lives quietly in the basement, while two cows occupy the ground...