Category: Literature & Fiction

Free: The Bowhunter

When a man values his faith greater than his own life, he will fight for godly justice to his last breath! Ray Rod knows what it takes to live in a harsh world. Born into a generations-old ranching bloodline, with a lineage of staunch and uncompromising men and women, survival is in Ray’s blood. Known as “the Preacher,” Ray has followed in the footsteps of his forefathers his whole life – keeping to their traditions of hunting and honoring the Word of God. Now an acclaimed host of a pop... [Read More...]

Of One Mind

The life—or death—of a teen with a traumatic brain injury could be determined by a controversial experimental procedure that may unlock a previously undiscovered level of consciousness. A brilliant debut novel that challenges all we know about existence, Of One Mind explores the depths of love, loss, belief—and the wonders of the universe. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Heartwarming Collection of Short Stories for Seniors: 2 Books in 1

Rediscover the joy of reading with “Heartwarming Collection of Short Stories for Seniors: 2 Books in 1”! This bundle of 80+ uplifting stories combines “Joyful Compilation” and “Feel-Better Compilation,” featuring large print, short reads, and nostalgic themes for seniors. Perfect as a gift—grab the “Heartwarming Collection” today for warmth, comfort, and joy! $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Don’t Let Me Keep You

  Hildy Halverson, a math and science genius, is pushed by her parents to enter a male-dominated field. Enamored with the human body’s power to create life, she marries young and raises a large family. She encourages her children to choose their own paths. The novel captures the struggles and joys of motherhood, with underlying grief from loss. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Games We Played

Games We Played is a powerful exploration of how trauma, bigotry, and personal history shape lives in ways both profound and unexpected. Through the intertwining stories of Rachel Goldberg, a woman facing vicious online harassment, and Stephen Drescher, a veteran struggling with a dishonorable discharge, readers will be captivated by the emotional depth and timely relevance of their journeys. This thought-provoking novel challenges us to confront the impact of hatred and find resilience in the ... [Read More...]

A Thousand Flying Things

A love lost. A soul restored. A decade of secrets and separation. It takes a child to lead them home. American Dianna Calloway is committed to educating children in the thick of war-ravaged 1990s Southern Sudan. Hampered by disease, a corrupt government and a fierce tribal leader who is harboring a mysterious young boy, Dianna’s passionate calling to help others in a dangerous country is only complicated by the chance meeting of a long-lost love, Qasim. Faced with the choice to protect a chil... [Read More...]

Right: A Portrait of Controversy

In a 1980s America different from our own, both familiar and not, Congress passed and President Henshaw signed the Birth Cessation Act. Once it became law, no one was allowed to have a child for 25 years, any woman under 24 weeks pregnant was required to have an immediate abortion, and all men were called up to report for a vasectomy. Most Americans supported the governments action most, but not all and those who didn’t became loud enough to start a fresh new controversy in America. $0.99... [Read More...]