Inked Crown Publishing

What if the most shocking chapters of modern history were the ones governments never wanted you to read? This gripping audiobook opens the files on declassified intelligence operations, secret military experiments, nuclear disasters, espionage networks, and hidden surveillance programs.

Shadow work is not self-punishment. It is self-honesty. If you have been repeating the same painful patterns, feeling triggered by the same kinds of people and situations, carrying hidden shame, or longing to understand yourself more deeply in a way that actually leads to healing.

Teen years are real life with training wheels… except everyone keeps kicking the wheels.

What if bedtime wasn’t just for dreams… but for stories that follow you into them? Inside this book are thirteen eerie, unforgettable tales that blend mystery, suspense, and just the right amount of shivers for curious young listeners.

Is your son growing in confidence, character, and faith—or struggling with pressure, mistakes, comparison, and the challenges of growing up? The years between 10 and 12 are some of the most important in a boy's life.

The internet is not fake life. Kids need to know how to be smart online and safe in the real world.

At ages 9, 10, 11, and 12, kids are facing more pressure, more distractions, and more real-life choices than ever before.

A screenshot can last longer than the moment. Screenshots Don’t Forget is a direct, honest, and practical teen online safety book for ages 13–15 about privacy, digital reputation, cyberbullying, group chats, online pressure, scams, boundaries, and knowing when to get help.

Faith should not feel like something teens only hear about at church. It should feel real enough to carry into school, friendships, pressure, emotions, choices, prayer, confidence, and everyday life.

Faith should not disappear when youth group ends. For boys and girls ages 13 –15, faith becomes real when it has to show up in pressure, friendships, conflict, social media, temptation, hard questions, serving, courage, and the everyday choices nobody else sees.

At ages 9, 10, 11, and 12, kids are facing more pressure, more distractions, and more real-life choices than ever before. They are learning how to handle peer pressure, use technology wisely, show kindness, take responsibility, lead with humility, and follow Jesus when life feels loud.

5-Minute Christian Devotional for Women is a 60-day journey designed to help you slow down, quiet your mind, strengthen your faith in God, draw closer to Jesus, and find lasting peace through the truth of God's Word.

Growing up between the ages of 10 and 12 can feel exciting, confusing, emotional, and overwhelming—all at the same time. Friendships start changing. Confidence can feel shaky. Big feelings show up without warning.

Ages 13 to 15 can be a major turning point for boys. They are not little kids anymore, but they are not fully grown men either. They are facing stronger emotions, bigger temptations, more pressure from friends, more responsibility at home and school, and real questions about who they are becoming.

Being a teenage guy today comes with pressure from every direction: pressure to fit in, prove yourself, look confident, make the right choices, and act like everything is fine even when life feels heavy.

Being a teenage girl today can feel exhausting: the pressure to fit in, the anxiety and overthinking, the emotional ups and downs, friend drama, relationship stress, social media comparison, self-doubt, future pressure, and trying to figure out who you really are in the middle of it all.

Between anxiety, overthinking, friendship drama, social media comparison, peer pressure, school stress, changing emotions, and the pressure to fit in, many teen girls are carrying more than they know how to explain.

The Witch's Book of Signs and Omens, written by Eliss W. and part of The Wise Witch Series, is a beginner-friendly guide for anyone noticing repeating numbers, strange timing, symbolic dreams, recurring animals, meaningful patterns, or the quiet feeling that life sometimes speaks through signs.

Soccer gets in your head fast. One bad touch, one missed chance, one mistake that leads to a goal, one piece of trash talk, one wave of pressure from coaches, parents, teammates, friends, and your own expectations—and underneath it all, the question most teen guys do not say out loud.

If you have been second-guessing yourself, missing signs, overthinking your instincts, or longing to trust your inner knowing more deeply, The Witch’s Book of Intuition offers a warm, practical, and deeply rooted place to begin.