Towanna’s desperate search for a way to escape the poverty and despair of Mississippi’s cotton fields leads him into World War 2, where he must face death, loss, and his deepest fears to find his way home.
The River People grant protection to six travelers who are expected to be part of village life. The men hunt and walk the war path. The women make wampum and deal with anger directed at all Whites. They all change in ways no one expected.
Every Tuesday, Rosaline and her friends meet in her room for storytelling hour where she uses her listeners as characters. It’s all just for fun at first, until the bad guy from her story merges into real life…and is after them.
A 26-year old Stanford geologist and his team travel from Tripoli, Libya to Alexandria, Egypt during the Arab month of Ramadan. The team helps a Sicilian family smuggle their people, dollars and gold from a dictator’s persecution.
Office developer, Xander Kellogg, is killed in a home explosion. His wife, who has stolen millions from his firm, a drug cartel; a bookmaker; and a congressman are suspects. Robert Kellogg deals with a myriad of challenges to save the firm.
Channeled messages on masculinity, healing the male wound, love and relationships from Jeshua by Pamela Kribbe.
After surviving a lifetime of abuse, Anna Madison, and her daughter Meg, are starting a new life filled with promise and hope. But their dreams are threatened by the eventual destruction of their home.
The stories in Gettin’ High take place in New York, Puerto Rico and a Michigan farm. An overarching theme is the search for meaning and love as the country rapidly evolves in the 1960s. Musicians’ lives are central to all the stories.
Cassie and her companions embark on a perilous quest to find the fabled Dragon Prophecies. To find their prize, the heroes must overcome many challenges, including breaking a curse and releasing all the trapped souls in a haunted city.
It’s distressing to see so many otherwise-faithful Christians not taking Jesus Christ and all of the Holy Spirit-inspired New Testament writers at their word when it comes to the “last things.” This book strives to correct that great error.
