The prologue of Room 320 at the Wilson World Hotel by Scott Douglas Vaughan starts with discussing the nature of sin, which is a rebellion of acts or thoughts against God. Arrogance and pride, part of human nature, lead to things like alcoholism, gluttony, and...

In Jagger the Pig Finds His Forever Home by Tracie Tachovsky, Jerett is a hard-working kid who dreams of owning a farm with various animals such as pigs, chickens, and goats. To achieve his dreams, Jerett works on a friend's farm, cleaning up and gathering...

Island of the Hand of Satan by Wayne S. Gilbertson is a collection of thought-provoking stories featuring dark, supernatural, and fantastical themes. The book includes the tales of a young man who finds the woman of his dreams on a mysterious island but must confront...

New Creations, Affirmations of Who We Are In Christ, the Second Adam by O. J. Green is a comprehensive spiritual guide designed to deepen the believer's understanding of their identity through 120 affirmations found in the Bible. Drawing inspiration from 2 Corinthians 5:17, Green explores...

In Surviving the Truth by Sharon Monroe, Laura traveled from Aspen Falls, Wyoming, to Sinclair, Kansas, twice annually to see her younger sister, Susan. In early May, Laura received a call that her father, Andy, had died. While going through Andy's study, Laura discovered a...

Mysteries of the Heart by Beatrice Bancroft is a fast-paced romance that unfolds like a heartwarming poem: tender, passionate, funny, and beautifully written. Ada Montgomery and her daughter, Felicity, have just moved to California after a devastating loss. This is their chance for a new...

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...

“I don’t date. I study. I’m not a cheerleader in training. I don’t flirt. I’m… just serious.” That’s Laura McGonogle. She’s shy, but she’s also very smart. Other than her serious nature, she’s a typical fourteen-year-old with a family of overachievers. In C.J. Booth’s Laura...

Muzzle the Black Dog by Mike Cobb is a gripping psychological thriller steeped in atmosphere and literary depth. Set in the remote backwoods of North Carolina, the story follows Jack Pate, a reclusive former dentist haunted by personal loss and an undefined past. His solitude...

In Margarita and the Hired Gun, Patti Sherry-Crews creates a contradictory atmosphere of urgency and a slow-burning romance. The threat of death and violence is ever-present, yet the romance unfolds with deliberate restraint. From the moment Margarita McIntosh meets Rafferty, she feels a stirring, despite...

Song of the Cardinal by Cynthia Waine Brandt is one of the best memoirs I have read in many years, handling loss and grief with a unique beauty of prose and ingenuity of thought. The author narrates her journey through grief after the sudden loss...

Challenges are part of life. However, sometimes, darkness threatens to overwhelm us, especially in times of loss and grief, as the Deceiver strikes in moments of vulnerability. Infused with biblical wisdom, Matters of the Soul is a spiritual guide crafted to help you overcome the...

Blueprints for the Eagle, Star, and Independent by Will Good presents a comprehensive and detailed chronicle of American political evolution, examining the origins, ideological shifts, and pivotal moments that have shaped the nation’s two-party system from Theodore Roosevelt’s Progressive Era to recent decades. The book...

Warning: "Rapture" The Great Disappearance: An Eventual Problem In Timing by Howard Hunt is a devotional study that explores the teachings and interpretations surrounding the concept of the Rapture. This belief, held by many Christians, posits that faithful believers will be taken up to Heaven...

Cynthia and the Blue Cat's Last Meow is an engrossing adventure novella by Jeffrey Penn May. The story follows an unnamed twenty-two-year-old narrator as he embarks on a hike into the forest, trying to reach Cynthia's cabin by the blue river. Cynthia is a mysterious...

God is Watching the Apples is a memoir written by John Salerno, Betsy Tooker, and Chuck Miceli. It captures the history of Tops Marketplace in Plantsville, Connecticut. This history is divided into four parts. Through these parts—John, Betsy, Tops, and The Fire—it traces the store’s...

Tuck the Puck: A Hockey Adventure is a children's picture book written by Kaylie Globke, with illustrations by Valeshka Escalona. It tells the story of a hockey puck named Tuck, who, despite being the smallest component of the game, knows he is mighty. Whenever Tuck...

Lorraine Evanoff presents a different ilk of retired spy character in Walking the Cat. Louise Moscow is single, post menopause, and still able to fight her way out of a dangerous situation. She’s also the daughter of a disgraced Russian sleeper operative, but has successfully...

Breaking the Cage by Nassa Haymour is an inspiring tale of one young woman’s struggle to break free from the religious and societal constraints placed on her by culture and to “follow her dreams”. Like her mother before her, Nassa dreamed of a life of...

Arthur Davis, an itinerant Methodist minister on a mission to the Cherokee territory in the 1800s, falls instantly in love in love with fellow missionary Doctor Edward Crowley and develops a deep and abiding passion for him. Due to the societal expectations of the time...