ALMOST OFFICIALFor the kids of the Neighborhood Watch, the final weeks of middle school are interminable. In the fall they will get to attend the Hero Academy, studying to become Just Cause superheroes. Their plans get derailed when police officers gun down an unarmed black man. Annalisa, aka La Capitána, gets video of them trying to cover up the killing.The incident leads to protests, which inevitably turn violent as emotions run high. The kids of the Neighborhood Watch do their be...

Man. Lion. Warrior.Enigmatic superhero Lionheart was always cut from a different cloth than his teammates on Just Cause, so when he learns his old kung fu teacher, Master Chou, is dying, he doesn't hesitate to travel halfway around the world to pay his final respects to the man who saved his life and set him off upon his heroic journey. Upon arrival, he discovers his old master has been murdered, and quickly becomes embroiled in a battle for the honor of his master's Cherrywood Sch...

The second anthology of Just Cause Universe stories is here to add more depth and breadth to this world of superheroes and supervillains! This volume contains three all-new never-before-published stories and two reprints.Blacklisted is the tale of how Just Cause was created from the ashes of the first American superhero team, American Justice.Winternight is the origin tale of the villain Winternight, leader of the Malice Group that plagued hero teams Just Cause and Children...

When the train doesn't stop in the Old West town of Muddy Creek, Sheriff Jesse Hawkins goes to investigate. What he finds is a mystery that goes far beyond anything in his experience: a car full of people frozen in time.

On Christmas Eve, somewhere out in the Asteroid Belt, a lonely prospector happens across something he never expected to find.

Superpowered police officer Harry Blaine brings his daughter to a very special gym, where weights are measured not in pounds, but in tons.This story is a sequel to Bulletproof and Young Guns, and is included in The Bulletproof Badge collection.

“Christ in you, the hope of glory.” —Colossians 1:27Why do we keep failing even in our best efforts to live the Christian life? Because no one other than Jesus Christ can live it, for the simple reason that He is the Christian life! And only He can live it in our lives as well. Major W. Ian Thomas takes a refreshing look at the pure thrill of living victoriously as you embrace the living Savior’s presence within you. The more you become genuinely and relentlessly a...

A collection of previously-published and all-new tales featuring super-strong and damage-resistant parahuman police officer Harry Blaine.Includes the following reprints:Bulletproof: Police officer Harry Blaine has kept his superpowers secret for more than twenty years, but when a pair of gun-toting students threaten his daughter, he can no longer hide his powers behind his badge.Young Guns: When his super-powered daughter decides to become a rogue superhero, it caus...

At Speed Week, superhero Mustang Sally aims to be the first person ever to break the speed of sound...on foot!

The Value of Time: Reflections on Life and Work takes you on a journey through life's most meaningful lessons, drawn from lived experience across generations, cultures, and careers. From humble beginnings to leadership roles and global interactions, this book explores how time, work, and personal growth intersect to shape who we are and who we can become.Through personal anecdotes, reflections, and practical insights, readers will discover how to:Appreciate a...

Ontology and Providence in Creation critically examines a particular Leibnizean inspired understanding of God's creation of the world and proposes that a different understanding should be adopted. The Leibnizean argument proposes that God's understanding encompassed a host of possible worlds, only one of which he actualized. This proposition is the current orthodoxy when philosopher and theologians talk about the philosophical understanding of creation.Mark Robson argues t...

Luke and Charlotte struggle to survive after fleeing the foster system. Their friends—nearing the end of high school—have their own struggles, interweaving within one another's stories. Attempts at normalcy, like heading to the skate park or making it to a party, often come with their own conflicts and complications. Relationships with friends and with family, born of love, persist through the struggles of broken people in a world that has cast them aside. The group of friends experience l...