Mental illness is sinister, it isn't fair, and its unforgiving nature can wreak havoc on both those living with it as well as their family and friends. Sometimes the signs are obvious, and sometimes it sneaks up as silent destroyer of life. Follow the story of David King—young, smart, ambitious, a lawyer and Captain in the Army National Guard—as mental illness destroys the life he'd mapped out. Told from the personal experience of his older brother, David's story is accompanied by more tha...

Silver City is shaken when Jesse Mason, a skilled gunman with a past, stops the brutal Bolton brothers during a bank robbery, saving the town but earning their vengeance. After a violent shootout and pursuit across the desert, Jesse ends the threat, though he knows more danger may return. Days later, a refined European chef, Isabella "Bella" Laurent, arrives by stagecoach and transforms the struggling frontier town with her extraordinary cooking and calm grace. She opens a restaurant with ...

Li Ming Yu grows up in a poor rural village in Korea, living a quiet and disciplined life with her hardworking mother. Their small home and constant financial struggles teach Ming Yu the value of patience, humility, and perseverance. An unknown benefactor mysteriously pays for her university tuition, allowing her to attend college where she quickly earns a reputation as an exceptionally intelligent, reliable, and hardworking student. Ming Yu dreams only of graduating, finding stable employ...

Dating after fifty is a journey filled with distinct considerations compared to younger years. Retired Judge Alan King brings a wealth of knowledge and personal experience to this guide, exploring the complexities of relationships in midlife and beyond. Drawing from his nineteen years as a probate judge and a lifetime of navigating love, loss, and resilience, Alan highlights key factors to consider—emotional, practical, financial, and legal—when seeking meaningful connections. After losing...

Queen of the Pirates is a sweeping historical adventure set across the violent and unpredictable waters of the Caribbean during the height of the Golden Age of Piracy. At the center of the story stands Isabella Devereaux, a fearless and brilliant pirate captain whose name becomes legendary from Tortuga to Nassau. Known across the seas as the "Queen of the Pirates," Isabella commands not only fear but loyalty, carving out a place for herself in a brutal world dominated by ruthless ...

Jina Kim leads a double life in Seoul, South Korea. By night she performs at the Velvet Halo, an elite underground club in Gangnam where she works as a seductive, highly skilled dancer. To the audience she appears as an elegant, aloof entertainer, but beneath the surface she is constantly observing her environment like a trained operative. During a performance, she detects unusual behavior among patrons and security—signs of tension that suggest something is about to go wrong.When ...

Dating after fifty is a journey filled with distinct considerations compared to younger years. Retired Judge Alan King brings a wealth of knowledge and personal experience to this guide, exploring the complexities of relationships in midlife and beyond. Drawing from his nineteen years as a probate judge and a lifetime of navigating love, loss, and resilience, Alan highlights key factors to consider—emotional, practical, financial, and legal—when seeking meaningful connections. After losing...

An urban perimeter motel, 3,000 miles from home, not far from where an atrocity had been committed in 1964 and, two nights ago, a cold blooded assassination. There is a 'body' on the bed. There are gangsters on the streets. It is 1990.He is disoriented, hallucinating a little. How he got here is fuzzy. Why he's here won't resolve beyond a fractured sense of connectedness, and of longing. He's not a junkie, is not an alcoholic, but does have an inclination, does push boundaries, and...

Savior: A Christian Rebuttal to Reza Aslan's Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth by Robert Alan King is a rebuttal from a Christian perspective that exposes the fallacy of Aslan's position that Jesus was a mere Jewish peasant and political revolutionary who was suffering from delusions of grandeur and thus failed in his mission. In light of the real historical evidence that exists, this rebuttal will show how Aslan is violently misrepresenting the truth as he attempts to rewrit...

Ontological Ideas About the Holy Spirit in the Early Church by Robert Alan King is a booklet with over 4,600 words. This book will focus on the ontological ideas about the Spirit that we can identify among five of the most prominent early church fathers following the apostolic age, including Ignatius, Justin Martyr, Irenaeus, Tertullian, and Origen. King discusses how they agree on many basic theological aspects about God in three persons, but that they also maintain some differences, incl...

The Debate Between Believers' Baptism and Infant Baptism by Robert Alan King is a booklet with over 5,300 words. In this study, King examines, discusses and contrasts the arguments for believers' baptism versus those for infant baptism. After having done so, he demonstrates why he believes that believers' baptism is the correct biblical position. Robert Alan King is an ordained minister through Calvary Chapel.

Spiritual and Social Evils in the American Religious Experience as Conveyed in This Present Darkness by Frank Peretti and In His Steps by Charles M. Sheldon is a book by Robert Alan King with approximately 3,500 words. It is an essay with a brief review, analysis and critique of the two books being discussed with some contrasts and similarities between them.