The Stranger’s Conflict by Brad Church offers a profound exploration of the internal spiritual battle experienced by believers in Christ. The book begins by addressing the universal human struggle to live righteously in a world seemingly dominated by the sinful nature inherited from Adam and...

A motorcycle accident pulls Sam Lancaster back to her hometown, Titusville, and straight into the arms of Blake Forester, the star of her teenage fantasies and her brother’s best friend. As they run into each other around town, and Sam visits his family’s diner often,...

Three Years by Dr. Drew M. Christian reflects on the impact of his father’s sudden death and how it shaped his spiritual journey, leading to an intentional Christian life modeled on Jesus’ three-year ministry. He emphasizes the distinction between justification and sanctification, outlining a progression...

Answer the Call: Christian Growth and Ministry Development by Kerrie Price is a well-written book that reveals God's plans and dealings in preparing men and women for Christian service. Kerrie highlights the various ways God speaks to us and the reasons why a believer can...

An error in programming the nanobots almost causes the extinction of the human race. Can they be re-programmed to save the rest of humanity? A woman investigates the murder of a man of the cloth, only to discover that she was the intended target. Can...

Thousands of years after humans destroyed all life on Earth, three archaeologists of Sinela descent, an alien race, stumble upon an abandoned space station on Saturn’s moon, Titan. They find a dormant android called Samoth and a gene bank. After accessing Samoth’s memory, they learn...

The Cheatsheet to Beat Your Rivals in Business & at Work by Rene Domingo offers practical strategies for entrepreneurs and executives, focusing on improving operational efficiency, reducing costs, and enhancing customer experience. Domingo leans into eliminating inefficiencies rather than cutting visible costs like labor or...

In Kathleen Troy's Never Believe a Lie Twice, thirteen-year-old Sage’s father, Marty, passed away after a game of chicken resulted in his car leaving the road. Sage did not feel heartbroken because Marty was abusive and an alcoholic, making him a poor father. Sage was...

Ain't No Way This Is Real: Began as Brothers, Ended as Strangers by Maximiliano Moreno Sastre is a poignant story about two boys whose amazing friendship ultimately ended in pain. From the moment they met in ninth grade, the boys clicked. Despite their differences, they...

Bogie & Bemis by Bryn Roar is a middle-grade novel that artfully blends magical realism with heartfelt storytelling. Set across contrasting landscapes—Appalachian Maine and gritty New York City—the book tells the story of Humphrey “Bogie” Balsam, a towering, gentle young man emotionally frozen in childhood,...

The Game by Eve M. Riley is the fifth book in The Techboys Series. You can read this installment as a standalone romance. The story introduces Anna Talanova, a talented Russian tennis star at the peak of her career, experiencing personal betrayals and the persistent...

Set during World War II, A Christmas Mouse by Bryn Roar is a holiday drama. Two little mice named Mistletoe and Merry live on the sprawling farm owned by the Gribble family. Unlike other mice, Mistletoe and Merry were injected with an anti-aging serum in...

Shooting the Tip by Graham Buckenham is a mesmerizing tale that explores the question: Can one escape fate? Jed King is a rancher and savvy investor who ventures into the deserts of New Mexico seeking answers about his family’s hereditary illness, Huntington’s Disease. The story...

The Secretary by Deborah Lawrenson is a hypnotizing tale that unfolds at the height of the Cold War. Lois Vale, the protagonist, is dispatched to Russia as a secretary for the British Embassy in Moscow. In reality, Lois is not a typical secretary but an...

Frank Karan’s Utopian Race is a poetry collection that explores themes of societal decay, environmental collapse, and the human search for meaning through varied poetic styles. The title poem Utopian Race pleads for unity and acceptance amidst ecological and moral crisis, combining emotional appeals with...

Mondays Forever by Ron Young is simply a beautiful love story that stands the test of time, defies social conventions, and goes beyond to create a legacy that touches countless lives, opening doors of opportunity for many to dream, grow, and thrive. Jessica and Rachel...

Dr. Robert C. Meyers’ The Relationship Between Strategic Success Paradigm and Performance in Nonprofit Hospitals examines the link between strategic management paradigms and performance outcomes in nonprofit hospitals. The book is based on Dr. Ansoff's Strategy Success Paradigm, and the author looks at how organizational...

Love, Laughter and Longevity: The Art and Science of Wellbeing by Janni Goss is a well-written and uplifting guide to achieving healthy longevity through a holistic approach that blends scientific research, practical strategies, and heartfelt wisdom. Drawing from decades of personal experience as a physiotherapist...

George Petersen brings readers a fascinating thriller with The Summer of Haight. It's the year 1967. Longfellow is one of the most respected attorneys in San Francisco. When his best friend, Jonathan, an internationally renowned psychiatric researcher, seeks his help in writing his will, Longfellow...

Millionaire Janitor by Lorn Bergstresser is a compelling story that follows Horatio Jefferson, a man raised by a determined single mother who instilled in him the values of respect and hard work. Through Horatio's journey, readers will learn important financial and moral lessons about life....