Patrick Gallivan’s novel Yeshu’a: An Account of a Master’s Journey East paints a vivid picture of the life and times of Jesus. The story takes readers from caravan trains... Read More

Four year-old Caitlin can do amazing tricks with her bones. She can bend her thumb to touch her wrist. She can fold her fingers backward and her elbows in the wrong direction.... Read More

“I could make love to you every second of every day and I would still never have enough of you.” So says Captain Robert “Bob” Castle of the British Parachute Regiment to... Read More

At the beginning of "The Year My Mother Died", Sherry Scott reflects on her relationship with her late best friend Gail: “We were in a yellow Monte Carlo coupe with a brown... Read More

At a time when everyday life is fully dependent on technology, the idea of cyber warfare seems increasingly plausible. As "Hiding in Sunshine"’s main protagonist, Gavin... Read More

In the first part of the Joseph’s Triangle, Imad Hassan investigates a topic not often analyzed in scriptural studies. His hypothesis is that a marriage between Mary, the... Read More

Rania Foka’s "Soft Landing Learning" is directed at parents whose children are learning a second language, especially English, but this book has a much wider scope. Foka’s... Read More

Ruin and redemption are the major themes in Kaye Dion’s latest novel, "Twist of Fate". Dion exposes the darkest side of severe mental illness in this slim volume that follows... Read More

Healers come in many forms. Some wear white coats, other have wagging tails. Many of the latter are celebrated by Patricia H. Wheeler in this uplifting book about therapy dogs... Read More

Rocking out with his garage band, many a young musician dreams of hitting it big. In "Hollywood the Band", Steven Jordan Brooks offers some insight into what it takes to make... Read More

The eighteen-year-old protagonist in Gadi Fishman’s "Who We Really Are" leaves Israel for New York City, at his overbearing mother’s insistence, to avoid serving in the... Read More

The Rev. Dr. Timothy D. White’s book is so much more than the story of the creation of the Washington Cathedral, a “meta church” founded by White in 1984, in Redmond,... Read More