Books
Run, Hide, Fight: A Married Couple’s Sprint from Oregon to Austria
November 10, 2025
By: Deborah J. Summers The day begins like any other in a quiet Oregon college town, two mugs warming the hands of Michael and Ann, a to-do list that looks comfortingly ordinary, until their home explodes and the past kicks down the door. In a single shockwave, a marriage that
Dan Mercredi’s Witnessing Change: A Memoir of Resilience, Environmental Justice, and Indigenous Wisdom
November 10, 2025
By: Matt Emma Fort Chipewyan, Alberta — A small, serene hamlet tucked between boreal forests and the waters of Lake Athabasca might seem like an unlikely epicenter for a climate movement. But for Dan Mercredi, it’s emerging as a significant site for one of the compelling environmental awakenings of our
Abe Schellenberg Launches Definitive Law Bible to Help Clarify Biblical Law for Modern Believers
November 6, 2025
By: Elowen Gray After more than a decade of careful study and cross-referencing Scripture in multiple languages, author Abe Schellenberg is preparing to release a new edition of the New Testament that brings important clarity to famously debated topics in Christian theology, the meaning of “the law.” For centuries, Christians
America’s Split Soul: Faith, Family, and the Art of Remembering
October 28, 2025
America is a country built on contradictions. Its faith has always been loud and quiet, public and private, saintly and scarred. Its families carry both the ache of work and the promise of grace. Somewhere in that fragile balance lives the story of Whiskey Point and Methodists by David Holmes,
Alicia Charlery’s 7 Keys of Life: More Than a Book, It’s a Conversation That Stays With You
October 28, 2025
Some books try to impress you with fancy words. Others try to drown you in advice. Alicia Charlery: The 7 Keys of Life doesn’t bother with any of that. It sits down with you, metaphorically speaking, and starts talking. Before you know it, you’re leaning in, nodding along, and thinking,
‘Hidden Truths’: Stacy L. Parkman’s Debut Lifts the Curtain on a Buried Past
October 28, 2025
Some books come along quietly, without a lot of noise, but leave a deep mark once you’ve read them. Stacy L. Parkman’s ‘Hidden Truths’ is one of those books. It doesn’t try to overwhelm the reader with complicated language or big dramatic twists. Instead, it gives us people, real, flawed,
Experiencing the Passion Anew: Michael Haverkamp Sr. on Bringing the Story of Jesus to Life
October 23, 2025
By: Morgan Vale For Michael Haverkamp Sr., the journey to writing From the Last Days of Darkness Through the First Day of Light was as much a spiritual experience as a literary one. Co-written with his son, Michael Haverkamp Jr., the novel presents the Passion and Resurrection of Jesus Christ
A Quintessential American Girl: How Avarea Alexander Turned Pain into Purpose and Awakening
October 22, 2025
By: Zach Miller With the release of her memoir, A Quintessential “American Girl” – The Awakened Path of a Tantrika, spiritual guide Avarea Alexander has released a part of herself in the world. She writes with unflinching honesty about a life that began in abandonment and evolved into awakening. She
The Courage to Become: Octavio Moore’s Memoir Offers a Gritty, Hopeful Story of Transformation
October 22, 2025
Octavio Moore’s Powerful Debut Memoir Becoming Octavio chronicles the journey of a young Black boy from Richmond, Virginia, who gradually transforms into a man of conviction, courage, and creativity. Unlike many success stories, Moore’s book offers a raw and authentic look at his life, detailing his struggles with abandonment, rejection,
William Mile: Writing to Inspire Depth, Change, and Cultural Upliftment
October 22, 2025
For author William Mile, writing is not merely a craft—it is a mission to inspire curiosity, challenge assumptions, and ignite cultural dialogue. His work explores the edges of spirituality, psychology, and social consciousness, inviting readers to reimagine what it means to live with purpose in an increasingly complex and rapidly
Creating Empires of Imagination – Jennifer Aitken’s New Fantasy Visionary
October 28, 2025
Step into a world where light and shadow are more than forces — they are central to destiny. In the Legends of Light & Shadows Saga, author Jennifer Aitken presents a YA fantasy adventure that explores realms, personal battles, and redefines what it means to wield power. At the core
Esteemed NYC Dermatologist Dr. Eyal Levit Set to Launch The King’s Race in November 2025
October 21, 2025
Mark your calendars. In just a few weeks, a new book that aims to inspire and positively impact readers is set to launch. That’s right – anticipation continues to grow for the release of board-certified dermatologist Dr. Eyal Levit, MD, F.A.A.D., F.A.C.M.S., and his debut children’s book this fall. The
Finding Strength and Identity in Cleanne Lynn Johnson’s Powerful Book Love My Colors
October 20, 2025
By: Thomas H. Irwin Finding confidence in who we are is not always an easy journey. Many young people grow up facing questions of identity, belonging, and self-worth, often feeling the weight of comparison and judgment. Author Cleanne Lynn Johnson speaks directly to these struggles in her inspiring book Love
Gentian Helps the Monarchs — An Introduction for Children to Butterfly Conservation
October 17, 2025
By: Elowen Gray Enter a world where butterflies could use some assistance, fairies tend to wildflowers, and nature holds many enchanting mysteries just waiting to be explored. Emerging children’s literature author Katie Byerly takes young readers on a magical prairie adventure in Gentian Helps the Monarchs, where conservation, kindness, and
Gentian Wakes the Mason Bees: A Delightful Children’s Book That Celebrates Nature’s Tiny Heroes
October 17, 2025
By: Elowen Gray Searching for a charming children’s book that introduces kids to the wonders of native bees, pollinators, and springtime ecosystems? Gentian Wakes the Mason Bees, a story about a prairie fairy who fosters connections between young readers and nature, may be just what you’re looking for. Written by
Meet Christine Rosser – The Heart Behind Sophie and Captain
October 17, 2025
By: Thomas R. Henry Every story begins with a spark, a small, meaningful moment that grows into something beautiful. For Christine Rosser, that spark came from her deep love of storytelling, her faith, and the simple, unconditional bond between humans and animals. Although the climax plays a critical role in
Steve Monier’s No One Has to Die: A Story of Leadership, Patience, and Humanity Under Pressure
October 16, 2025
By: Jeffery Roman In his compelling book, No One Has To Die: Inside the Longest Armed Standoff in the History of the U.S. Marshals, former U.S. Marshal Steve Monier takes readers deep inside one of the remarkable law enforcement operations in modern U.S. history — the 266-day armed standoff in
More Than Poetry: A Testament of Womanhood and Survival
October 15, 2025
Catrina Boyer’s Through My Eyes, I See My World is not merely a poetry collection; it is a voice, a testimony, and a lifeline. Structured in four distinct sections, the book moves from collective empowerment to personal healing, offering readers both a mirror and a map. Boyer writes with honesty
When Family Falls Short, Faith Steps In: James Scott on Finding God Through the Hard Years
October 13, 2025
In his life story, James Scott traces a path from brittle beginnings to a steady, scripture-shaped life. James Scott grew up convinced that love was something you had to earn. He learned early to be watchful—of tempers, of expectations, of what might be taken away next. “When your parents fail
Jennifer Nestor Releases Jane’s Carnival Adventure
October 13, 2025
By: Nic Abelian In the world of children’s literature, few authors combine meaningful life lessons with captivating storytelling as effectively as Jennifer Nestor. The award-winning author just released Jane’s Carnival Adventure, the second installment in her highly praised Jane series. This exciting new chapter launched on October 7, 2025, promising
The Influence of Introspective Literature on Personal Growth and Spiritual Awakening: Exploring Chrystal Rae’s “Love Letters to Your Soul”
October 9, 2025
Technology has advanced rapidly, and there is no question about that. It has stirred a wave of distractions that are at an all-time high. Most people yearn for authenticity, self-awareness, and healing of emotions. Literature has long been a valuable outlet for such endeavors, allowing readers to delve into their
Zaya Blaze: From Detective in Greece to Author in Turkey
October 8, 2025
Zaya Blaze’s remarkable transition from a detective in Greece to a novelist in Turkey is a story of perseverance, self-discovery, and creative passion. After years of serving as a detective in Greece, Blaze is now making her mark in the literary world, having already gained attention with two books in
Trapped By Your Own Thoughts: Richard Trillion Mantey Shows You the Way Out
October 8, 2025
By: Elena Mart In a culture filled with productivity hacks, performance metrics, and constant digital chatter, it’s easy to forget that the loudest voice in our lives isn’t always external; it often comes from within. Author Richard Trillion Mantey is shedding light on this often-overlooked truth with Question Your Thoughts,
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