A Hitchhiker Called Yesterday – by Jackie Adams
Michelle’s husband pushes her out of the car onto the highway. Her mother died in a car accident. Terrified, she puts her thumb out and ends up hitchhiking to a fresh start thanks to her new friend.
New Releases
Here and No Further: A Memoir for the Boys – by Steve A. Moore
Beginning in the summer of 1975, Steve and his friends, known as the Black Sheep discover a graveyard in the ruins of Blanchard Town and it’s ghostly guards. What happens next is a dangerous and humorous story of discovery and friendship.
Say it Poetically – by Sandra V. Moore Thomas
The verses within this book might inspire, encourage and appeal to something in anyone who has experienced any one or more of life’s emotions. It is believed that you will find at least one poem in this collection that causes you to emote.
The Book of Acts from a Layperson’s Perspective: Commentaries for Small-Group or Individual Study – by J. F. Mims
Discover how 2,000 years ago sworn enemies came together to find God in a new way.
Tuning In: The Inner Practice of the Soulful Artist Through Music – by Mark Sutton
A lyrical and philosophical memoir exploring music, memory, and meaning. Pianist Mark Sutton invites readers on a quiet journey through sound, silence, and the creative life.
Joseph’s Journey: His Trials and Triumphs on the Path to Victory – by Dennis Nickel
Joseph’s life journey from the sheep flock to the family reunion.
Alicia’s Dragon – by R.L. Pool
A girl walks through a “mirror”, finds herself in a new world, and a tiny dragon stuck in a hole. The rescue begins an adventure that includes dragon flight, evil dragons, and thieves.
Crossed and Double-Crossed – by Hans Dietrich
Clayton Morris shepherds a courier to Paris to watch the handover. When couriers start dying, he needs to follow the package to its destination. More people are dying, is he next? He hides, is found, they are still trying to kill him.
Escapades of Grace – by Dr Jerry W. Hulse
Escapades of Grace depicts the journey of a woman who overcomes the harsh realities of poverty, addiction and prostitution to become a street preacher. Her story invites others to turn to God and be healed and free from past traumas.
Time to Send in The Clowns: The tacit support of unfettered immigration by Europe and America will destroy Western culture – by Lewis Allen Lambert
The slow decline of western culture at the hands of feckless, weak, progressive socialist leaders that gave tacit approval to the invasion of Europe and American by immigrants that will never assimilate.