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What lies beyond the peak of a perfect civilization? In Mr. Scott M. Swaine’s captivating debut, *Forgotten Masters: The Foundation*, this question propels readers into a world where utopia is just the beginning of a greater adventure. Set in a society that has achieved remarkable unity and purpose, the people of this world find themselves […]

In a world that yearns for kindness, compassion, and faith, Lynne’s Spirit of Love offers a poetic refuge filled with sincerity and devotion. This stirring collection features 31 poems that speak directly to the soul, exploring themes on trust, divine connection, and everyday grace. Titles such as Speaking to God, Trust, and Waterfalls encourage readers

In Thru the Eyes of a Warrior, author Merrill Vaughan opens the vault of memories to share a story that is both tender and unflinching. Through the eyes of Jack Delaney, a Vietnam veteran haunted by decades of unsent letters and fading photographs, readers are invited into a world where war does not end when the

By T Hans Olson In One Path to Peace in Palestine, author Thomas Hans presents a unique perspective on one of the world’s most enduring conflicts, urging readers to embrace change not only politically but personally. This thoughtful and challenging nonfiction work introduces a 10-point Palestinian Peace Proposal that, although conceived over a decade ago,

By Merrill Vaughan When an assault and kidnapping shatter the peace of family housing on an active duty Air Force Base, it’s anything but a routine incident. In Cold Case Investigators: The Kidnapping, prepare to dig into a chilling crime where the stakes are incredibly high, and the perpetrators seem to vanish without a trace.

In My Redemption from Pluto: Lessons Learned from Life’s Relationships, author Larry V. Dykstra invites readers on a soul-deep exploration of the relationships that shape our lives. Drawing on decades of personal experience from corporate boardrooms to quiet moments of introspection, Dykstra presents thirty-two essays that encourage us to reconsider how we engage with ourselves,