An intelligent, fact-paced historical novel moves up the formation of Israel by ten years and reimagines Jewish-Nazi diplomacy during WWII. Israeli diplomat Yehuda Avner and journalist Matt Rees join forces in a gripping political... Read More

Convincingly utilizing modern Christianity to reveal how humans must show compassion to the environment—Pope Francis would approve. Norman Wirzba’s "From Nature to Creation" is an eloquent theological exercise that contributes... Read More

"This Could Be Your Future" is a frequently thrilling and illuminating memoir on mining, adventure, and indigenous peoples. A memoir from one of Australia’s leaders in the mining industry proves fascinating reading for those interested... Read More

"The Blue Book of Leadership and Management" is an approachable, straightforward guide for achieving success in business and beyond. Drawing from his years of experience in the private and public sectors, geologist Ross Fardon presents... Read More

Fardon deserves a place among the notable new atheist writers with this intelligent book. Ross Fardon, a leader in Australia’s energy and technology industries who once pursued a career in ministry, draws from a lifetime of studying... Read More

Working thoughtfully toward a theory of human unity that stands to enrich many religious paths, this book is eloquent and convincing. Dougall A. S. Smith presents a posthumous collection of elegant essays on epistemology, aesthetics, and... Read More

This intricate analysis of the First World War adds a human element by interweaving the account of one family’s history. Clinton mhic Aonghais’s massive historical tome covers a variety of World War I military engagements,... Read More

This creative foray into religious inquiry from a layman’s perspective bridges distances between people across the ideological spectrum. A brief meditation on the nuances of various religious traditions, Mukesh Prasad’s God vs. the... Read More