New Arrivals

I dedicate this book: "Washington D.C., Don't Hurt Me 2024. We the People," to all government agencies, especially to the Supreme Court of our country. From 2016 to 2024, we have witnessed abusive events of persecution against former President Donald J. Trump. It is...

Castleman and Podrazik present a season-by-season narrative that encompasses the eras of American television from the beginning in broadcast, through cable, and now streaming. They deftly navigate the dizzying array of contemporary choices so that no matter where you start on the media timeline,...

Five decades in missions afforded opportunities to work with a wide variety of people in 40 countries. These people were from all walks of life. They included students, professors, emerging business leaders, teachers and government officials. Through challenging experiences and many times great need...

If you love meteorology, "Weather Headliners" is a must read!Everyone knows about the weather. Ask someone about today's forecast and chances are they will be able to say something about what is going on outside. Add a little freezing rain, a strong cold front,...

September 1, 1939, pre-dawn. Germany invades Poland. Gert von Rader, the playboy son of a powerful industrial family and Abwehr officer, lies in wait on a rural road near the border. He's in a race against time. He must convince Aleksander Jankowski, a Polish...

The majority of Quinn Keaton's life has been spent living in the shadow of her mother's debilitating grief. After her brother Griffin's accidental drowning sixteen years ago, her mother retreated from the world with Quinn in tow. Water, strangers, heartache, and the unknown become...

Sharing is caring-but how do kids know where to draw the line? In What Can We Share?, Trudian Braithwaite introduces young readers to the beauty of generosity while gently guiding them on what's okay to share and what's just for them.Through rhythmic, playful rhymes...

For far too long, there has been a shortage of literature that addresses adult issues and experiences in a way that is both easily readable and meaningful for readers of all levels. That's what inspired us to write What Do You Want on Your...

Does matter feel? Do flowers enjoy blooming? Do springs dislike being stretched? Modern science denies that matter feels anything at all, let alone pleasure or pain. But modern science is yet to explain how anything can feel-even us.In What Matter Feels, Robert Pepperell PhD-a...

A more academic follow-up to Inner-City Blues (2023), What's Going On? is a descriptively innovated narrative of the person, power, and work of the Holy Spirit. A creative smorgasbord of biblical and theological analyses, this new book introduces the work of the Holy Spirit...

There is no doubt that dogs are loyal companions with lots of love packed in every nuzzle and lick. When people stayed home during the pandemic, many were blessed to have the extra support of a dog by their side. Experience the dog's eye...

I just want to feel safe enough to loveand loved enough to trust it.A. Zovic's debut collection of poetry unmasks experiences often silenced, stories we are told to suppress-those of heartbreak, of mental health, of body image issues, of familial pain. But Zovic does...

Worldwide we are experiencing an epidemic of fatherless families. The absence of a father in a child's life affects them in numerous unfortunate ways. For some the wounds from being fatherless have lifelong effects. Their stories matter and provide us with opportunities to help...

Nancy Nowak's chapbook Where We Went Through traces a journey through landscapes physical and emotional: Two people begin the journey, but after the loss of one, the other who remains enters sorrow alone.In poems rich with striking imagery and deeply felt language, the two...

Have you ever wondered WHY farm animals do the things they do? Learn fun facts about some of your favorite animals including pigs, ducks, sheep, roosters, chicks, and horses in this simple yet informative introduction to nonfiction. Featured animal questions: - Why do pigs...

Why did Christianity produce the special organizational form "church" in the first place? Is it possible to be a Christian without the church? To what extent is Christian faith in community with other believers an alternative to the mere self-optimization of individuals? In this...

Malice in a Mining MeccaPernicious activity tends to follow prosperity, and the heyday of the Cripple Creek mining district was no exception. Cripple Creek's first murder spilled out from a saloon in 1892. The 1894 heist at the Victor Hotel took place mere months...

THE GODS HAVE WAGED A WAR IN HER NAME, A FATE SHE NEVER DREAMT REFUSING.The first nightmare I can remember was not my own.To be born with power is to be gifted, but all I know is a curse.I am Florencia Morales, one of...

Willow struggles with facing her past full of abusive boyfriends, absent parents, and bad decisions. She moves from one bustling city, Chicago, to the next, New York, in hopes of a fresh start in life. She soon finds out that the past doesn't want...

In Win-Win Deal Making: Lessons from the Road, Erik Richer La Fl?che, a seasoned lawyer, provides deal making insights learned over four decades while negotiating in jurisdictions as varied as Japan, Indonesia, China, India, Sri Lanka, Laos, Bolivia, Cuba, France, Algeria, Chad, Botswana, and...