Thomas Wainwright grows up knowing exactly where the world ends: the Kingdom Hall door, the borders of field service territory, his father's silence - which is where most things end.Raised inside the Jehovah's Witnesses in the Ozarks of the 1970s, Thomas learns early that language belongs to the Organization - that words exist to shape behavior, silence dissent, and keep the faithful compliant. When a summer romance becomes a congregation scandal, Thomas is brought before a judicia...

Two warring wolf packs. One brutal competition to name a leader. Two lone wolf fae adding to the chaos.Rune and Stone—lone wolf fae, kept alive only by the intervention of the wolf fae goddesses—want no part of either pack, nor the leadership of the packs. They know their competitors would rather see them dead than beat them in the games. But the lone wolves intend to meet every challenge on their own terms, win what can be won, and find their way back to their glens.Throug...

Mapleton, Colorado’s police chief, Gordon Hepler, would rather be on the streets than behind a desk, but he promised his late mentor he’d accept the position. And to Gordon, a promise is a promise, even if the person you made it to isn’t around anymore. However, doubts creep in, and he wonders if he was shoved into the job because his mentor thought he couldn’t cut it on the streets.Everything changes when a fatal traffic accident well outside Mapleton seems connected to the elderl...

A compelling call to musicians, worship leaders, pastors, and believers who long for worship that is rooted in holiness, reverence, and God's presence.In For Glory and For Beauty: The Mantle of the Levitical Musician, Terry D. Lipford calls readers beyond performance-driven worship and back to the biblical heart of ministry through music. Speaking to instrumentalists, singers, choir directors, worship leaders, and pastors, he shows that worship is more than sound-it is a s...

What are the myths of the many political scams and political con jobs around the world?What are the facts?Are political scams worse than financial scams?Why are these happening everywhere?What can we do about it?How do we stop the con jobs?

Note: This is an updated cover, but aside from making a few corrections to the text, this is the same book originally published hereIf someone asks single mother Frankie Castor to clear a room, she’ll smile and find a vacuum cleaner. Ryan Harper uses a gun. Can they work together when their lives depend on it?Frankie’s returned to her childhood home in Montana to help care for her mother. Her biggest worries are balancing the budget and the upkeep ...

Thirty-three writers, one question none of them were asked: what it costs to be seen, and what it costs not to be.A man discovers that face paint at a children's birthday party makes strangers look at him, and keeps painting. A woman is left by her husband and courted by crows who bring her, at last, a ring. A child at the seafood counter works out that somebody gets to pick. A family sets five places at a table for the people they failed.The inaugural issue of Inkhorn Revi...

Being robbed at gunpoint wasn’t part of Sarah Tucker’s business plan. Neither was falling in love with the detective who arrived to solve the case.For police detective Randy Detweiler, a routine robbery investigation turns into the biggest challenge of his career when he falls in love with the victim and ends up having to save more than her business.All Sarah wants is success for her gift boutique, the one she and her husband created. Now, she’s living a hand-to-mouth exist...

Pop's Place held family stories, porch swings, laughter, faith, and the certainty that I belonged.It was the one place I could always return to.Until I couldn't.Its loss put words to a question I'd been silently asking for years:Where is home now?That question followed me back and forth along Route 66 as I tried to find my way.The road revealed more than I expected.Old wounds opened. Some rel...

Mississippi Snakes: Their Identification, Natural History, and Influence on the Culture of the Magnolia State is more than just a guidebook about snakes. It is a new approach to understanding the natural history of one of the most biologically diverse and culturally rich states in the country. Authors Terry L. Vandeventer and Robert A. Young share facts, stories, and practical advice about the more than fifty different kinds of snakes living in Mississippi.The topic of sna...

What does the Catholic Church actually teach about Mary, and how does Rome decide whether an apparition is real?The Woman Clothed with the Sun answers both questions in one volume. The first half lays out the Church's Marian doctrine in plain language: the Theotokos and the Council of Ephesus, the Immaculate Conception, the perpetual virginity, the Assumption, and the careful, often misunderstood teaching on Mary's role as Mother of the Church. The second half turns to the...

Step into a world where ancient herbal wisdom meets modern applications. This collection of 3 books offers an unparalleled deep dive into nature's healing power, boasting 154 natural and authentic recipes suitable for beginners.Chosen for its depth and authenticity, this is the herbalism guide you've been waiting for—a must-have companion for those seeking the true essence of plant-based healing.An exhaustive modern guide on traditional herbal medicine will...