In Jesus’ Story, Brian P. Sheets reorganizes the four Gospels, together with part of Acts, into one chronological account of Jesus Christ’s earthly life. Sheets begins with the announcements surrounding John the Baptist and Jesus, then follows Jesus through childhood into the ministry that leads...

What would you do if you woke up without any memory of who you are? In Between Rooms by Adrian M. Mompoint is the story of a woman who experiences that phenomenon. The story begins as she’s waking up. She’s somewhere she doesn’t recognize, and...

In D.R. Berlin's The Third Estate: Devil's Tango, military doctor Captain Sophie Allard is tending a dying gunshot patient, John Doe 109, who whispers about Dossier 1627, calling her 'the key.' Hours later, assassins close in and Sophie is accused of causing the death of...

So you want to write a book. Why? And have you decided how you’ll go about publishing this book once it’s written? That’s where Jenna Rose Robbins and Sara Stratton’s The Self-Publishing Roadmap will come in handy. Not only will they help you understand yourself...

Locked in a Box by Sheila Sharpe is book two of the Kate O’Dade Art Crime series, a gripping psychological prequel to Kate’s story. A series of events has forced Kate to confront her past, a past she has tried so hard to keep buried....

After years of trying to make life predictable, Keith Thorn finds that fear keeps returning even after loss has taught him that no amount of planning can stop change. In his book High Intention. Low Attachment, he follows the daily cost of that reflex as...

Kisses and Corsets: Delcinia Diaries Book Five by Dania Vos is a sizzling romance about the budding relationship between Akira Hayashi and Trevor Jones. Akira, better known as Kiki, is the Lead Darling for Delcinia. As if her choice in her career isn’t enough cause...

Killer Looks by Steven Fisher is a fascinating thriller that looks inside the mind and psyche of a serial killer. Kevin Mathers is used to catching and putting away serial killers. He’s not a policeman, but the local force has used him on numerous occasions...

Heroes of Change by Philip Molebash is a truly inspirational look at a group of ordinary individuals who have managed to do extraordinary things in their lives and in the lives of those around them simply by showing up, never accepting defeat, and leading by...

When Amber Black was six years old, she heard the story of Cain and Abel. The story moved her so deeply that she has sought to maintain a close relationship with God ever since. After going through various life experiences, she has come to understand...

Into the Flow: A Journey to Freedom by Trying It All by Kathleen Branigan is a journey of discovery and awakening. It is also a fascinating memoir in which the author recounts the most intimate aspects of her life. The narrative combines the topics of...

Killing London by Jimmy Ray Conner is a brilliant action thriller that transports us to Britain of the early 1990s. London’s nomination as the host city of the 1992 Olympics and the confidence in the government of Margaret Thatcher suddenly came under threat when gruesome...

Clown Car Cassie: Her Life and Loves by Irene Woodbury follows Cassie Nolan as she tries to celebrate her 25th birthday. Arriving in Las Vegas for the celebrations, Cassie discovers her boyfriend in bed with her best friend, Bailey. And it’s not a one-off, either;...

In The Last Revision, Patrick Smith centers on an aging protagonist, Bill, who spends his days tracing the footsteps of his past while confined to an isolated room. Everything changes when the sudden arrival of a childhood journal forces him to look back at the...

In D. M. Kannapan's Fire’s Ally, Eleg has spent years secretly drawing the strange mountain fire that scars Ervu. When her latest sketch proves the blaze has changed faster than Urmetten’s elders realize, her private study becomes part of a continental response. Eleg joins Aizl,...

The Offline Playbook for Teens by Ariana Smith is a non-fiction guide written for teenagers aged 13 to 16, their parents, and teachers. Rather than lecturing young readers about excessive screen use, Smith explains how digital platforms are designed to capture attention and shape behavior....

D. Michael Hewlett’s And All Because I Couldn’t Sleep One Night follows Carter Jackson, whose restlessness pushes him into the humid night in Williamstown, where he sees a mysterious figure planting For Sale signs on the Bonners’ lawn. That figure turns out to be Lindsey...

The White Light Bends by Tiffany Blaine tells the story of four generations of women and their struggles to manage their relationships with others and accept past mistakes. Ruby, the matriarch, suffers from dementia, and her daughter-in-law, Margaret, tries to maintain a relationship with her...

Ari Schneider’s Stolen Headstones is a compelling memoir where the author reconstructs his grandfather Louis’ actual experiences during the Holocaust by cross-referencing family documents with official international archive data. The book details how Louis fabricated heroic stories about shooting soldiers and eating rodents to mask...

In C.W. Lovatt’s Daniel Stubb:1808-1809, Daniel Stubb, a young British cavalry officer serving in Portugal during the Peninsular War, arrives with the 20th Light Dragoons as Sir Arthur Wellesley begins forcing Napoleon’s army from Iberia. Inexperienced in command, Daniel must carry orders through gunfire and...