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  • KINO and the KING: A Journey in Time

    by Jen Angeli
    Kino Kahele was hoping for a mobile device but instead receives a shimmery rock as a present – given to her by her grandmother. She tells Kino the stone is filled with mana, the lifeblood of the islands. It had been passed down for generations specifically for Kino on her twelfth birthday – to help her find her destiny. To keep her rock from bullies, Kino hides in the grass hut at Honolulu's Bishop Museum and drops her special stone into a conch shell. With a flash of bright light, she is trans... more

  • Clondike and Mudo's Adventure

    by Matt Armbruster
    Imagine having the chance to change your everyday, perhaps boring, life into something exciting. And perhaps a bit dangerous. Would you do it? In author M. C. Armbruster’s Clondike and Mudo’s Adventure, two junkyard rats decide to do just that. Using things they find in the junkyard, they build a spaceship and journey into space. They encounter excitement. Maybe more than they bargained for when they quickly find themselves under alien attack! Clondike and Mudo’s Adventure shows how wit, creati... more

  • Hippies

    by Gary Gautier
    The Vietnam war resistance, psychedelic drugs, sexual openness, the freedom of the commune – it seemed that everything about the 1960s could be incredibly liberating or wildly destructive. Against this Age of Aquarius backdrop, Jazmine, Ziggy, and Ragman discover an LSD-spinoff that triggers past life regressions and sweeps them toward a dramatic climax.

  • Waldo Maccabees. in the Footsteps of Christ.

    by Thomas Jones
    What if Jesus Had a Dog? A dog that trotted along beside Him from Capernaum to Calvary? A dog that understood far more than any of the disciples? A dog that would protect Him with his life if he felt it were necessary? What difference would that have made in the lives of Jesus and the disciples? Those questions are answered in Waldo Maccabees, In the Footsteps of Christ. Along the way, the book’s firm foundation of solid research puts old familiar stories in their proper historical and sociolog... more

  • Thieves and Assassins (Freshman Year)

    by Miguel Taylor
    Enter the world of Thieves and Assassin's two groups that have fought against each other for centuries, but an unlikely friendship may change that. Especially when the death of a guidance counselor may put one of them in danger

  • "Hurts Like Brand New Shoes"

    by Cyntrenna Palmer
    Rona is a young naive girl with big dreams and aspirations filling her sneakers. She runs through life, in sunny Sourh Florida, thinking all will go as she planned. As she matures and evolves into womanhood, the tennis shoes are replaced with stilettos. There is no transitional period in wearing wedges to prepare her for the shoe change. In learning to walk, she goes through the pain to break in her shoes. The journey is not one of comfort, but of necessity. Rona must learn to walk without trip... more

  • The Healer: The Gift of Suffering Book 1

    by Terri Giles-Exum
    Jason is an usual young man in many ways. He struggles with dyslexia and a severe stutter, which earns him the dubious title of learning disabled (LD), just another way of saying Loser Dude. He also has the rather unique ability to decipher vibrations from a person’s body to reveal the mystery of what ails them. Maybe that’s why he can also see beings from the other side. Jason’s fragile faith in God is shattered when he tragically loses his father in a bizarre accident. His young life take... more

  • Letters from Damascus

    by Greg M. Dodd
    Buried in the context of the Apostle Paul's New Testament letters - beneath the doctrine, instruction, encouragement and theology - is the story of a life. Paul's life. We know that from and through that life, God spoke to us. Not through abstract dictation, but through the filter of Paul's own experiences. His joy and pain, triumph and failure, hardship and heartbreak made Paul the man he was. But who was he? "Letters from Damascus" explores, in fictional terms, one plausible backstory for Paul... more
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    Adventure in Fort Selkirk

    by Janet B. Webster

  • Going On Impulse

    by K. M. Barrett
    Going On Impulse is a a short novel about a young adult named Aubrey who is learning how to deal with her recently diagnosed bipolar disorder. As she spends a month in Eden Behavioral Health Facility, she comes to terms with her illness. With the help of staff members and the friends she makes, she learns more about herself. The reader is taken on an emotional journey through the highs and lows of Aubrey's diagnosis. The chapters are broken into brief recollections of her time at the inpatient c... more

  • The Gills Creek Five

    by Greg M. Dodd

    What do an English Lit teacher, a British veterinarian, an ex-Pastor, an alcoholic librarian and a jobless millennial have in common? Good question. From the author of the award-winning Christian novel A Seed for the Harvest comes a humorous story of personal discovery and renewal. A first place award-winner in both the 2017 CIPA EVVY Awards and the 2017 Red City Review Awards, as well as a Silver Medal winner in the 2018 Illumination Book Awards, The Gills Creek Five b... more

  • A Seed for the Harvest

    by Greg M. Dodd

    Winner of the Illumination Book Awards 2015 Enduring Light Silver Medal for Christian Fiction, A Seed for the Harvest is an honest, touching, and sometimes humorous portrayal of the transforming power of faith in Jesus Christ. Within its pages lies a powerful and challenging story full of diverse, engaging characters whose lives are woven together through times of innocence, depravity, joy, and heartbreak.

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    The Secret Life of Thomas Commons

    by Monroe Starr
    Travel back to 18th century England and follow the story of Thomas Commons and Wesley Ashfield as they learn what it means to love and be loved in a time when being gay was dangerous and punishable by law.

  • There's a Bigfoot in My Shower

    by John Nygard
    A wee chap named Jack does not like baths or showers but with his mother’s reassurance he agrees to shower, not minding the experience at all – until one night he hears a noise and sees a shadowy presence in his yard: Jack is sure it is Bigfoot! His mother listens and tells Jack that Bigfoot is imaginary. That night Jack prepares for his shower, but when he opens the door of the bathroom, steam escapes and he sees a shadow behind the shower curtain. Frightened he tells his mother about Bigfoot b... more

  • Cinderella Shoots the Moon

    by Arlie Corday
    This coming-of-age story focuses on teen misfit Tara Harris who finds there is more to life than popularity and fashion after her family moves to rural New York. After her parents fall into depression and alcoholism, Tara finds much needed support from a mysterious older woman who tells her own story of growing up in a time with few options. But when Tara learns her best friend, Abbie Sullivan, is in more trouble than she ever dreamed possible as the victim of abuse, the girls decide to the “... more

  • 978-1548325466

    by Sharon Brandon

    Mommy: I Hurt My Rump-A-Doodle is an educational book for small children. intended to develop close and attentive reading skills that help children enjoy and understand literature better, actively seek that which builds knowledge, enlarges experience, and broadens worldviews, and increases performance in critical reading. 

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