God Whispers Are Life Changers by Michael Salkeld is a memoir about the blessings that come with following God’s guidance. At a time when Michael and his wife Delane were both out of jobs, and everything was looking bleak, God whispered to them. They co-founded...

Modern lifestyles can overwhelm you in myriad ways. But one can still find purpose and meaning in life by following God's path. In God Whispers Adventure Guide, author Michael Salkeld offers readers a way to follow God's path through explanations and exercises based on biblical...

From Kiev to Moscow traces how Russian rule changed its meaning as political life moved from medieval Kiev to Moscow. Meletios Semertzides presents Kiev as a society where a prince’s power still had to answer to public custom shaped by Christian duty and town approval....

In Critique of the Bible, Meletios Semertzides says the Bible is evidence of a cult system because its writers keep giving human domination a divine source. His target is the scribal method: once Yahweh speaks, ordinary human acts are recast as sacred duty. The reader...

Sara Verrall’s Mexico Amiga! is a captivating memoir that describes four consecutive winter escapes to Mexico with her Swedish partner, Jan, whom she affectionately calls “My Viking.” The memoir takes readers on a journey that ignores the typical tourist trail and traverses the Pacific coast:...

When the World Dies by D.E. Davis captures various evil deeds that have occurred in the 20th and 21st centuries as a result of the rise in totalitarianism and total war. The First World War was the first major world war, which cost millions of...

In Life and How to Live It, Chaz Holesworth describes being seventeen in 1995 Philadelphia after CIBA, the born-again Christian school that shaped his days, expels him. The same week, Laura, the girlfriend whose future has become part of his escape plan, is forced by...

We always hear that men don't like to talk about their feelings. According to veteran therapist Barry Johnson, men are emotionally under-practiced because they have been taught not to "open up" and thus end up keeping their feelings bottled up. In Just Standing Here, Johnson...

In Chris Stevens’s Untimely Deaths, history teacher Dan Parker unwittingly discovers a mysterious brass time-travel device beneath the Harrington House Museum in New Chapel, Ohio, and his life spirals into chaos. What starts as a curious exploration quickly turns into a time-altering catastrophe when he...

The Divine Spark, written by Lida Wyatt, is a picture book for young readers. A young boy named Luca wonders who he will become. One night, in his blissful sleep, he dreams something wonderful. He feels he is as thin as air and flying like...

The Gathering of One by Reverend Joie Barry is an eye-opener. Whether we are aware of it, we are constantly walking toward the light. How can our daily deeds contribute to our journey from light to faith to truth? What we criticize in others reflects...

In A Dark Slip of Time by Virlana Kardash, Allie is a scholar who knows more about 13th-century death than 21st-century dating. Her life as a PhD student, struggling single mother, and scholar is interrupted by slips in time that transport her from modern Toronto...

Dave Johnston’s The Golf Obsession is for golfers who replay missed shots long after leaving the course and are convinced that one new tip might finally fix everything. Johnston argues that the once-a-week golfer is often trapped by the belief that better technique must produce...

Cotton and the Shadow of Memory Creek is a children’s picture book by Carolyn Christian. It tells the story of some barn animals who get pulled into an unexpected adventure. Cotton, a nosy little cat, slips out of the barn after dark. She takes a...

Tales from the Diving Board by Linda G. Eldredge, EdD, is a story of a young girl who dreamed of swimming like a mermaid but found herself freezing after watching kids leap off the diving board at her local pool. When she befriends Delia, a...

The Hidden Face of God by R.A. Williams is a near-future AI thriller set in 2038. Cybersecurity expert David Bishop expects danger to remain behind computer screens, but a favor for his pastor pulls him into something far more serious. When a website about the...

In I, Robot Tessa by Joel R. Dennstedt, Tessa works as a Cranial Augmentation Technician in a future city. This is a place where robots must obey any human who asks for help. During a nighttime walk with her robotic dog Tucker, she discovers a...

In Tatsuro Tanigami’s Digital Golf Club, Japan’s late-1980s golf boom creates Hozan Country Club on a mountain once considered sacred. After a fatal accident involving a lost ball, the course is linked to a problem that follows golfers for decades. Years later, Tetsuo Kurihara, manager...

That McKenzie Girl by Jesse Gordon is a fun, lighthearted, slice-of-life story. Twenty-one-year-old Victor Navarro lives with his best friend, a gamer who livestreams in his underwear, called Brand. Victor isn't at a great stage in life, but Brand needs him—he's in free fall after...

ADHD in D Minor is an anthology of humorous short stories, monologues, and letters by Zoé Mahfouz. The narrator seeks the Nobel Prize for opting not to have children, doing humanity an immense favor. Find out the ten things aspiring actors must know. The more...