Some stories rise above time, and How to Live Well Past 100 Years is one of them, a breathtaking tribute to Mother Lucille D. Shazier, a woman whose 107-year journey…
Life handed Harold Phifer chaos: war zones, trauma, and painful family scars. Yet he turned it all into testimony through his memoirs Sleepwalking Out of Afghanistan and Surviving Chaos. Phifer…
The holiday season can weigh heavily on mothers juggling finances, family, and faith. Kimberly Frye’s Keys of a Praying Mother is the encouragement they need. Her book reminds moms that…
Tony Lindsay is celebrated for his gritty crime fiction, but Melody Knight proves his range extends well beyond suspense. This novel tells the story of a woman navigating love, danger,…
Waletta Dunn doesn’t just write about love she writes about the women who live it, fight for it, and sometimes survive it. In Keeping Receipts, her female characters are layered:…
For Artemis Craig, writing isn’t about fame it’s about legacy. His book The Value of Blood is a testament to the idea that stories can outlive us, teaching generations to…
Every family has battles that can’t be fought with fists or finances; they require prayer. Kimberly Frye knows this well, and in Keys of a Praying Mother, she shares how…
After captivating readers with One Dead Preacher, Tony Lindsay raised the stakes with One Dead Activist. This novel isn’t just a crime story it’s a meditation on justice, activism, and…
Some stories entertain. Others inspire. And then there are those rare ones that linger in your heart, shaping the way you see love and life. W. Mason Dunn’s The Promise…
Every relationship eventually faces the tension between love and personal dreams. How do we balance our individual goals with our shared commitments? This is the question W. Mason Dunn wrestles…