Clifford & Veronica – by Jerry W. Lennon & Mary Ann Tobar
A novel of metaphysical suspense and forbidden romance.
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Ever wonder what might happen if someone enlisted all the talent from athletes who feel from grace due to bad mistakes or poor choices? This is your chance to find the answer to those questions!
The Gospel of Thomas – by Daniel Turner
This gospel, dated 50 to 60 CE by 135 scholars of the Jesus Seminar is a collection of 114 of Jesus sayings. The commentary shows how its theme of the divided self is compatible with a recent biophysical theory of mind.
Biblical Financial Wisdom: Timeless Truths for Prosperity – by James R. Boyd
Scripture provides all we need to live successfully. This book speaks to financial wisdom found in the book of Proverbs. Learning to live wisely, and manage God’s money prudently.
The View from Windyridge – by Cynthia Ebers
Lifetime city-dweller, Jillian MacSweeney, follows her husband’s dream to live on a farm on the Kansas prairie. They buy Lovers lane and rename it Windyridge. hear tales of farm life while you help Jillian solve a mystery.
To Istanbul With Love: A Land Parrish Mystery – by Gene J. Parola
In this romantic cozy mystery, a New Orleans Detective Lieutenant, Land Parrish, finds himself everywhere but the ‘Big Easy’ in a chase to catch the killer of a Turkish carpet seller. He gets an education: Izmir. Most beautiful women.
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Sharing consciousness is natural, believing is not.
The Nine-Tailed Fox – by Willow Healy
An ancient Japanese curse traps the dead and threatens the living.
The Witch Story – by Jackie Adams
The townspeople believe Greta’s an evil witch! Doesn’t sound too bad, until kids are throwing rocks at her, teenagers are teasing her, and women are casting her out!
Air-Minded – by Kimberly Sheeter
Air-Minded is a braided novel of early flight: an aviation evangelist builds the system while an assassin exploits it. Their parallel lives trace aviation’s rise from spectacle to infrastructure—and the lives it connects, and ends.