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Austin and Taylor, though fictional names, are real people who meet in his philosophy class, fall in love in a tangled web of mishaps, then marry, raise children, and nurture a life through myriad and maverick adventures on a college campus as well as inside the dense forests of northern New Mexico. All the while, a silver thread runs through their story ...

In Good Night Antigua! Good Morning America! every reader is invited to journey with the author. Whether you are a mother, father, son, or daughter, be prepared to be uplifted, touched, and shocked.

You may become aggravated, disbelieving, and awed. Discover heights yet unknown, tantalizing and thrilling. Self-awareness becomes common, emotional, re...

"Freeze. Put your hands up or we'll shoot." Those few words would change this young couple's lives forever. The Bible tells us that God can take what was meant for our harm and use it for our good. This story will reinforce that scripture in many unexpected ways. This is a story about trust in a marriage and trust in God. It is a story about good triumphi...

Mighty is more than a title. It is a powerful play on the word almighty, capturing the author's deep faith and remarkable strength. It's a testament to unwavering faith and unbreakable spirit.

In this powerful memoir, Bridgette Thompson shares her incredible journey from the tough streets of Kingston, Jamaica, through unimaginable hardships--includi...

This book is about a little girl who longs to make friends but is shy because of her past. As she watches the other children play, she hears the encouragement from the Holy Spirit to make a friend.

Five-year-old Frances, a Quaker child, is kidnapped by Delaware Indians from her home on the Pennsylvania frontier in 1778. Her family can only imagine her fate, and they bravely try to rescue her. This powerful story unfolds beautifully against the backdrop of conflicting cultures and misguided beliefs. It is a tale of loss and new beginnings, revenge an...

When a commercial airliner crosses international boundaries and wanders into protected airspace, drastic actions are sometimes taken to resolve the situation. Those actions are often swift and fatal, yet the consequences can long outlive the crisis. John Laird was a passenger on a commercial plane going somewhere he didn't want to go. What resulted was a ...

Meet Angel Abbigail, a special kind of angel--a rescue angel. When children are lost, scared, lonely, or sad, she's quietly sent to guide and comfort them, always there until they're safe once more.

In this heartwarming tale, Abbigail is called to help little Liza, who becomes lost on her family's farm. From crossing a cow field to braving a river a...

As a technical sergeant, I managed a specialist unit and served as the crash and recovery manager in charge. Several times, I acted as the base duty officer of the day and dock chief in charge of aircraft maintenance inspections. I built two aircraft and flew one of them for several years. Sgt. Ruiz is an intrepid airman, willing to do all that is require...

I describe how I do therapy. I tell people that I have stolen flowers from other people's gardens, but the bouquet is mine. Therapy, for me, is mainly based on the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. It was a long and arduous journey, and I hope who reads my book will find some light on their way through their lives.

Jesper Hawthorne has decisions to make—a new business to run, a relationship to manage, and digging into the past—which might mean digging up a distant relative's grave with the lure of possible treasure.

On the afternoon of May 4, 1942, pilot Lieutenant Leonard Ewoldt and rear gunner Ray Machalinski strode toward their Navy Devastator torpedo bomber, ready to take off from the deck of the carrier USS Yorktown for the second strike of the day. Their target was several Japanese warships off the small island of Tulagi in the Solomon Island chain. As the cata...

Angelee is an experienced home cook. Cooking is truly her passion, which she developed at the age of nine, when she made her first meal. She was born in Jamaica, spent five years in Florida, twenty-two years in New York, and ten years in North Carolina. Her background and creativity create unique combinations of flavors with twists on food with Jamai...

Christians love to quote this verse as their outlook on an average day. But what about October 31? While some consider it “Satan's day,” fraught with evil, others don't take it so seriously and merely go along with the world's celebration of the macabre and mischief-making. Still others migh...

Ever wonder what the apostle Paul meant in 1 Corinthians when he writes, “It is for this reason that a woman ought to have authority over her own head, because of the angels”? And to whom do you think Moses refers in Genesis where it says, “The sons of God saw that the daughters of humans were beautiful, and they married any of them they chose�...

What is a slice of time? Consider this: We ...

Going Home is a collection of poems that tells the story of McDonald's growing desire to return to his rural Mississippi boyhood home after growing older. While many of the poems are about his boyhood home and the life he lived there, many others are about his journey from that home to his return many years later. That journey was a long, winding roa...

The Mystery of Gasparilla Bay pairs true-life history with high drama and thrill of the chase. Early nineteenth-century pirate Jose Gaspar left millions of dollars in captured treasure buried in the swamps and backwaters on the Gulf Coast of Florida. Seasoned Florida conservation officer Andy Warden pursues an alligator poacher who preys upon the natural ...

This book will introduce you to a young boy named Michael Landry. As you read through his life, you will see where he develops a special friendship with his Guardian Angel. This friendship he will value for the rest of his life. Both his mom and dad told him that they pray to their Guardian Angel too. By the time Michael reached adulthood, hi...

Wake up, wake up, precious one, you've been asleep too long.

Do you ever compare yourself to others and wish you could do what they do? Is it possible that the very gift or talent you admire or desire in them lies dormant within you, waiting to be awakened?

This book is about me as an adult who had to overcome my fears and insecurities about r...

Poetry quenches my thirst and nourishes my soul. It quiets my heart during stressful times and thrills me with delight when I recall all of my childhood memories from the age of five. My first poem was written at the tender age of eight, eighty-four years ago. Writing this book of poetry (at least one-third of it) was done on my lunch hour at the Presbyte...

Everyone has a story to tell, although no two stories are exactly alike. God made each one of us unique individuals. Some people like mysteries, others like comedies or drama or reading, just for fun. Some like to read a wide variety of books, from classics to historical happenings. My book is composed of stories from my southern childhood in the 1960s an...

Thirty-five to forty years of looking for answers to questions.

Did Christ really say that Hell contains a paradise? (Luke 16:20-25; 23:43 and John 20:17.)

Will we really spend eternity in an unending worship service?

If the church is raptured in Revelation 4:1, has Heaven really been waiting until after the church is removed to honor Ch...