The Warrior's Manual: The Ancient Paths of the Warrior King for the Warrior Bride is a Christian non fiction work by author Dustin Hedrick. It is the author’s philosophy that, in the modern world, Christian churchgoers experience their religion as a passive force, and so...

Sometimes God's creatures need a helping hand when they become lost or stuck. The Great Carp Escape by Irish Beth Maddock and illustrated by Lucent Ouano tells the story of how some ugly fish are treated just the same as the more beautiful of God's...

The Laws of Attraction by Howard Reiss is a very insightful and quirky legal thriller following the trial in which the sons of the recently deceased 88-year-old Ben Everett are challenging his will, as he’s left his fortune (the whole $50 million of it) to...

Our modern world is full of almost as many opinions as there are people to express them. The twenty-first century is truly the age of the individual. This, says Edward F. Mrkvicka, Jr., is the seed of our destruction. Our obsession with self, says Mrkvicka,...

The Hope Mother by Judy Scognamillo is an unusual and unconventional story with a spiritual vibe. Pam realizes that life does not end with death. She finds herself in a place which borders Heaven after her death. There she meets Fara, her guide, who tells...

Tatiana by Madeline Brock is the coming of age story of a girl named Tatiana Bergman, set in the early-mid 1800s. She is an impetuous girl who speaks her mind, no matter who is listening. The reader follows her through life as God transforms her...

There are several luxuries that we enjoy in the world from fruits, vegetables, electricity, and gas to clothing, but have you ever wondered what goes into making these luxuries available? We take these things for granted while there are those who risk their lives and...

Christian believers are familiar with or at least have heard of the works of the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Christians study each gospel by reading, or listening to it being read to them, or preached to them, but do they really live...

The Potter and the Clay, by Ellis Lucas, is the story of how the author was in a deep dark hole. He did this to himself with years of addiction, a horrible car accident and almost dying in a house fire. His debts far exceeded...

In The Mormon Woman by John J. Hart, author Chris Marshall is up to his eyebrows in writing his book about the Mormons and the founder, Joseph Smith, Jr. He is aboard the MS Rotterdam for a one-week cruise to find the peace and quiet...